Talk:Together Again (Janet Jackson song)/GA1

GA Review[edit]

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Reviewer: Prism (talk · contribs) 14:51, 27 June 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Lead section

"re-arrange" → rearrange
fan-mail → fan mail
"topping" is used twice in the same sentence (somewhat repetitive)
"massive" is a bit POV. Could you remove it or change it?
"accompanying" is redundant
"The video for the original version" (clarify that it's the original version of the song you're referring to)
What is a dance video? By the way, the music video section says nothing about being a dance video.
"Another music video was released for the 'Deeper Remix' was directed by René Elizondo" (remove the first was)
"depicts Jackson in an apartment remembering a friend in the video." Exact same wording as in the music video section. By the way, what do you mean with in the video? Like, in the original video?

Background

FN2 is overcited
I think you could paraphrase the text in the blockquote, it's a bit excessive to quote that text entirely (it's just that it could simply be paraphrased).

Critical reception

I feel that some reviews included in the Critical reception section are related to the song's composition more than the reception. The Rolling Stone review says it's "bass-heavy", the Los Angeles Times review is also related to the lyrics more than providing critical commentary.
"to her songs "MacArthur Park" and "Last Dance"." (whose songs?)

Music video

The Quickflix source could be substituted with a liner notes template, and that could also be used for giving a more detailed synopsis of the video. You don't need third-party sources to describe what happens in a music video, the Wikipedia guidelines to film plots also apply to music videos. My concern about the in the video part of the sentence regarding the second mv fits here too.
FN36 is overcited

Live performances

"the performance:" → "the performance, (...)"
"The performance of "Together Again" at the February 16, 2002 final date of the tour at the Aloha Stadium in Hawaii, was broadcast by HBO" (when was it broadcast? was it broadcast separately, just like a music video? needs clarification)
"Diana Ross'" (typo)

FN15 has a red link
I don't think BuzzFeed is reliable.
The Huffington Post isn't printed, therefore shouldn't be italicized (the ref for this should also be formatted like The Huffington Post. AOL.)
You'll need a better source than Longbored Surfer.

I don't know if the music video image is necessary. I just don't feel it's representative of the video's theme, if anything insert a capture of the animals living with the humans.

All

Done Alex ^{talk page!} 22:02, 27 June 2014 (UTC)[reply]