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Bayside
by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 10:48 PM
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Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 7,190 Likes: 87
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When I gain consciousness around 4 to 6 in the morning sometimes...sometimes melodies will play almost as lucidly in mind as if they were actually playing on a speaker in the bedroom. I can passively listen to them rather than forcefully imagine them. Sometimes I will sit up and hum them into my phone recorder. Most times not. I think that phenomenon is true for a lot of people.
But that does not become the basis for making a claim that I can write music in my head. I think that there are people who can. You may be one, but I would have to see you do it to actually believe it. Until then, I am afraid, that all of this brings Brad Paisley and Jason Alexander to mind.
And the claim... in no way invalidates the claim that a good song does have to sound good to actually be a good song.
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