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Diverge
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I'm not 'defensive'; although I suspect that you are, since you still haven't provided any links to your “original” music.
How would defensive be not playing a band in a box? Im not here to prove to you my opinion, but you came to prove to me yours.
I could be the worst musician and songwriter ever, that doesnt change this conversation.
if you are seriously laughing that jazz musicians have more musical knowledge than a pop star, there is no reason to continue the argument. You simply do not understand music.
This comment says it all:
Do you really believe that anyone at the PG forums believes that their recordings compare with a major recording facility? I can't speak for them, but I seriously doubt it.
Oh, so you agree with me, THANKS!
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