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... Take all of those things all of that time and effort and place it into ONE song instead of 10 or 20 songs. One great song or GOOD song versus 20 okay ones. I got a little bit of a chuckle on this one. I don't think we can say "OK, let me not waste anytime and just write a good one!". It doesn't work that way. We have to write those 20 songs and maybe one or two of them (or 4 or 5) rise to the top to become "good songs" (maybe). For me, a bad song takes about the same initial effort as a good one. That's why I think RPM, FAWM and 50/90 are great exercises to blow those preconceived notions of quantity versus quality out of the water once and for all. Kevin
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