Talk:No One Cares

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badly-needed cleanup
i really don't mean to be insulting, but article was poorly written in the extreme - like a 7th grade essay or something - it read more like somebody's personal interpretation or review of the album rather than a factual entry. changed a lot, removed much biased/badly worded run-on material, etc. here are some excerpts from the article before my cleanup:

"Sinatra becomes the ditched lover trying to drown his angst in a drink while he tells his heartbreaking story to the bartender or anyone else who’ll listen or seem to care.

The album’s slow, bluesy tempos with the deep feeling of heartbreak with little flourishes create a very dark tone that is unusually cold and warm. Yet, Sinatra comes across elegant while his voice is deep and resounding with heartsick anguish.

It’s difficult to consider his real life at this time was so colorful, flamboyant and vibrant. Sinatra sang any brooding tone that existed, which is alluringly demonstrated in “I’ll Never Smile Again” and “A Cottage for Sale,” one Sinatra considered as the saddest of all his songs being about divorce and excruciating heartache. The stunning ballad “I Don’t Stand a Ghost of a Chance With You” with Jenkins’ orchestrations harmonize with Sinatra’s romantic desires that seem so futile and heartbroken.

Music critics in 1959 noticed on this album a slightly lower vocal quality in comparison with recent works though they also stated his performances were otherwise impeccable." — Preceding unsigned comment added by 64.148.58.144 (talk) 22:07, 19 December 2012 (UTC)