Talk:Squeal (song)/GA1

Latest comment: 5 years ago by Aoba47 in topic GA Review

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Reviewer: Aoba47 (talk · contribs) 14:14, 21 January 2019 (UTC)Reply


Lead and infobox
  • For this part (time after the commercial failure of No Doubt in 1992.), I would say “due to” rather than “after” as I think it would fit better.
  • For this part (their standard instruments, "Squeal"'s instrumentation), you can replace the song’s title with “its” to avoid repetiton as you already repeat the title quite a bit in thes paragraph. Also, all of the quotation marks and the aprostrophe look quite messy.
  • For this sentence (The lyrics of "Squeal" describe a female criminal who is under fire when her partner betrays their trust and reveals her behavior to the police.), I think you can just say “The lyrics” as it is clear from context that you are referencing this song.
  • For the ALT text (A black-and-white photograph displaying a policeman questioning a couple of individuals.), it seems that more than just questioning is going on in the image, particularly given the placement of the woman lol.
Background and release
  • For this part (work on an upcoming album,), I would replace “an upcoming” with “another”.
  • For this part (Guitarist Tom Dumont described how the group wanted to be able to sell products to their fans after concerts and shows,), I would replace “described how” with “said that”.
  • For this part (the group's then-upcoming second studio album.), I do not see a reason to keep “then-upcoming” as it is clear from the context.
Music and lyrics
  • Everything looks good here.
Critical reception
  • I do not think you need to include the reference for each sentence as it would be clear by having only the reference at the end of paragraph, that all of its information would be supported by that one citation.
Final comments
Verdict