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Date Posted: 13:28:47 03/31/06 Fri
Author: chico781
Subject: Re: radomositylicousnessathon
In reply to: 23 's message, "radomositylicousnessathon" on 13:17:39 03/31/06 Fri

That's a good point. I'm not a musician so I can't always tell if a riff is stolen or anything but you read this sort of thing all the time and musicians always talk about The Beatles and such in great regard for their song writing abilities. I'm sure eventually someone will be able to write some kick ass shit again, though.

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[> Re: radomositylicousnessathon -- Jes, 13:44:45 03/31/06 Fri [1]

Listen to a rap channel for an hour and tell me what percentages of the songs have "scraps" from older greater songs. They are especially bad for that. But even Audioslave has done that - stealing from Pantera who stole from someone else. I think some of it is just mistaken! Like you're messing around with your guitar and you play something you don't remember hearing before (but you did) and thinking you created it. I watch my son come up with his songs and have seen that happen to him. But I guess that's away from your point.

Dirty dirty boy Shakespeare. Naughty shakespeare. He was the Henry Miller of his day (I know that's an understatement).

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