FM v M v R
- Moleskin
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Re: FM v M v R
Yes to self-mythologising, but I think it's more that someone like Reed intellectualised his work, and was consciously explaining it in interviews. It's a very "rock" thing though. Pop artists tend to do that reflection thing less, if at all. It's the old art/commerce divide again.
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- naughty boy
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Re: FM v M v R
Yes, definitely.
Matt 'interesting' Wilson wrote:So I went from looking at the "I'm a Man" riff, to showing how the rave up was popular for awhile.
- Goat Boy
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Re: FM v M v R
I’d rather listen to Madge
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- Sneelock
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Re: FM v M v R
I thought she'd have this thing nailed shut. life is full of surprises.
uggy poopy doody.