Talk:DDRMAX2 Dance Dance Revolution 7thMix

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The following says for "Dive To The Night" under notable songs in the article:

"Only appearing in the japanese home version but both american and japanese arcade versions, this song is a single by Riyu Kosaka a member of BeForU who is singing the night style version of Dive and is a solo album that is almost as hard as the original Dive in steps but the vocals on this are even more dynamic and powerfully beautiful. To many players who enjoy J-Pop they enjoy this song a lot."

The structure of the paragraph seems awkward, opinionated, and rather informal for WikiPedia. Perhaps it could be cleaned up slightly?

--71.29.27.23 06:31, 6 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]

I tried to clean up a lot of it. "Beautiful" is not an appropriate descriptor, because it's too up to question. For instance, I don't find "Dive to the Night" beautiful. There is not even a wide, citable consensus that DttN is beautiful. Oh, and I don't find ever snow's vocals "extremely quiet," so I took that out too. MaskedSheik 02:11, 25 August 2006 (UTC)[reply]