mutantllama
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Which is why I still love BATS.There's nothing wrong at all with what Invade Me is saying. Songwriting is paramount. Everything else is secondary.
Which is why I still love BATS.There's nothing wrong at all with what Invade Me is saying. Songwriting is paramount. Everything else is secondary.
In this case, the point in the term 'songwriting' is that technicality should only be a means to achieve the realization of your ideas. If technicality instead becomes an end in itself, you lose any chance of a song being rewarding as a whole or as a unity, and instead you are left with cheap short-term kicks.
In this case, the point in the term 'songwriting' is that technicality should only be a means to achieve the realization of your ideas. If technicality instead becomes an end in itself, you lose any chance of a song being rewarding as a whole or as a unity, and instead you are left with cheap short-term kicks.
You can grasp my balls fuckface.Do you really expect a fan of Jesus-and-AIDS era Death to grasp that concept?
There's nothing wrong at all with what Invade Me is saying. Songwriting is paramount. Everything else is secondary.
You really fucking like that album don't you...
I agree but bad production can ruin a great song. Mixing and producing are part of songwriting.
Controlled Bleeding
No kid.
don't mention cb in the same breath as anal cunt please![]()
I'm not into the whole 'Lyrics don't matter, it's just riffs bro' attitude that's widespread in metal. I think lyrics matter. Sufficiently bad lyrics can sort of ruin an album for me. I wouldn't dislike an album simply because it had Christian themes though. It really depends upon the details of how it's presented.