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Roy For the type song it is I think it was enjoyable. The vocals were a little difficult to understand in some parts, partly the mix and the partly the English accent. I assume this was done in the UK. The kids made no effort to "Americanize" their vocal so any idiot that can't hear past that is just that. an idiot. I'm not sure when it was done but I sure could see it being performed on Sesame street or some other children's show with all the kids in costume.
But that is JMHO. As Marc said Critiques are always one persons opinion and just that, an opinion. The person that gave you that review was just a nasty person so I wouldn't pay any attention to it. I had the same type experience on Garageband a few years ago. It didn't bother me that I got a bad review, it bothered me that it was so nasty. And like you no one spoke out about it. Actually the review was correct, My song wasn't that good. I know that now but the Nastiness was what drove me away from Garageband.
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