Talk:Maybe It's Time/GA1

GA Review

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Reviewer: Cartoon network freak (talk · contribs) 07:29, 14 April 2019 (UTC)[reply]

Lead

The lead is kind of short, isn't it? Try to include information about the genre, background, reception, ...

Infobox

The release, as well as the recording year, length and "folk rock" aren't cited in the article's body

Background and writing

Actor and director of A Star Is Born, Bradley Cooper, had approached → Bradley Cooper, the actor and director of A Star Is Born, had approached
for crafting the sound of the soundtrack, after listening to the latter's work → for crafting the sound of the soundtrack after listening to the his work
and asked him to write a song for the soundtrack → and Cooper eventually asked the latter to write a song for the soundtrack
Isbell asked to see the screenplay and got in touch with Cooper to understand his character → Isbell was given a copy of the film's screenplay and discussed with Cooper on his character
realistic sounding → realistic-sounding
to work about for bringing the change → something about this does not sound right
They were impressed and Cooper felt that the → They applauded the track, with Cooper feeling that the
Link "substance abuse"

Recording and composition

with additional vocal production from Gaga → cite the soundtrack liner notes here as well
Alissa Wilkinson from the website → "from the website" is superfluous and can be removed
that the song lyrics → that the song's lyrics
allow someone else to shine → this is very unencyclopedic
during the chorus, and the vocals span → during the chorus; the vocals span
Link "drag bar"
Before production Cooper had reached → comma after "production"
On October 22, 2018, Isbell performed the song live at Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, as part of the encore, warning the audience that he was singing a sad tune and "trying to tell y'all the truth. If you don't like sad movies, maybe you go see the Spiderman thing."[11] Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder covered the song live at Tempe, Arizona's Innings Festival in 2019. → This does not fit into this section

Outcome

Failed — I have only reviewed halfthrough, but I feel like the article is very messy, both by the writing, the sourcing and the structure. Also, the lead needs a considerable expansion for this to be passed. I recommend taking it to WP:GOCE and renominate eventually. Greetings; Cartoon network freak (talk) 08:11, 16 April 2019 (UTC)[reply]

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