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Polly: Just remember that knocking down other songs (Hallelujah) doesn't make "Step to the Side" any better. If you are not doing a full production on glyn's song, I'll try and fit something in too.
Kevin You know, that is a very good point. It is great to have a love for a song, we all have that. It is great to have a never say die attitude on songs and they need it. But to down other songs and demean them to people who do like them, (particurlarly if they are successful songs) is not the best policy. As a matter of fact it makes the song you like even less attractive. Also it is never a good idea to ridicule other people's opinions on material.People have different tastes, different styles, different feel for subject matter. Not everything hits everyone the same. On a fairly regular basis here, people routinely make negative comments on certain songs and artists on the radio and many of those are friends of mine. But that is their opinions and that is fine. Everyone has the right to their own opinion as well. MAB
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