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I remember Stan, good guy.
Quantity or Quality for songwriting? Depends who you ask. Some say the only way to learn how to write good songs is to write alot of bad ones.
From what I understand, Springsteen's Darkness on The Edge of Town, originally had 70 songs written and only 10 made the album!
Writing alot of songs also enables you to use pieces of those songs for other songs. Plus writing alot keeps the engine running.
There's also the problem that nobody knows what a good song is.... but that's another story.
Last edited by Fdemetrio; 09/07/19 11:36 AM.
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