`  ::::::Its especially useful to have that quote there as a similar, but less predictable quote appears on A Momentary Lapse of Reason.  Its the bitter nature of the dispute that's important, not whether Waters can be considered a music critic.    :::::::The dispute is noteworthy and hence the quote is mentioned. Apart from the dispute it would have little merit. However, it is not notable enough to overshadow the entire reception section.    ::::::::This is hardly the case. A quote box does not cause a quote to overshadow the section it is adjacent to, it merely highlights a very important or noteworthy quote that applies to the situation, similar to a photograph. I did the same thing on an article I wrote, Highway 401. There is a quote from the minister that planned the highway. The quote in no way detracts from the section it's in. The same is the case here. - ''''''   `