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When I went into the third grade, my third grade reader had a word heading one of the early chapters, OBSERVE. I have never forgotten that lesson. Today a word that seems to permeate the collective is Upgrade! Now if you want things to be a little bit better you need to Upgrade! Every where you look that word is there! Not sure just when it was, maybe the 1950's but Ford had cars they didn't sell the year before so they just re-badged them the next year. I think they called them Custom. So now we had maybe the first Upgrade in History! So in your travels be sure to get those Upgrades. You will feel so much better!
Ray E. Strode
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Speaking personally whilst your observations are
entirely correct , my attitude has always been if
it works great, Upgrade is used purely by sales teams
everywhere to keep them in business;
An instance to my ears are the great quality of Olders
songs recorded on those Four Track Tape Recorders of
the Forties Fifties and Sixties , and the inferior
quality of much of today's Digitally Processed Audio
One of the most important principles of songwriting is to remember that a good song is a partnership of many different components, all working together to produce a satisfying musical experience.
In that respect, song components are either enhancing or compromising their combined effects.
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