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Bayside
by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 10:48 PM
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Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 5,830
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Hey Magne, Quite true mate. The pizza delivery guy has a lot to answer for. In fact, he can change the whole direction of the session. I'll make sure to put extra anchovies on yours when we get to work together one day.  Hey Caroline, you said this....... And why is it lyricists being picked on? You're not ! It's just there are some who simply don't recognise, or are not aware, of their part in the whole scheme of things. In any production, eveyone has a role to play. That role is part of the whole, which contributes to the overall quality of a piece. I would not comment on the lyricists role, any more than I would comment upon how the string section has been arranged. That's the role of the of the orchestrator. It's not a fight for importance. It's a fight for quality product, and if each can recoginise their place in the whole scheme of things, the battle is half won. cheers, niteshift
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