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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: Nov 2010
Posts: 204
Serious Contributor
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Serious Contributor
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Hi Ott
Ernst Hemingway once famously remarked that 'his best friend in the whole world was his waste-paper basket!' and yet he became one of America's great modern novelists.
I believe the problem with proliferation from the any artist's point of view, is that there comes a time when it delivers diminishing returns. Writing for the sake of writing, in the hope that you come up with something good; in the hope that you will somehow become inspired doesn't always work and the results are often forced and detached.
I think the best advice is to finish each song, before you move on to the next one and only you yourself knows how long it takes for any given project. The rule should be there are no rules!
The more prolific posters on the forum's are often the one's that bring 'works in progress' to the boards, while the less prolific posters are the ones bringing 'finished works'.
I guess it's all a matter of personal choice regarding how best to use the MP3 and Lyric forums.
ColmT
Last edited by ColmT; 12/09/10 12:03 PM.
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