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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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I think it's subjective, like most things artistic. There have been plenty of times I've been looking for new music to discover and while browsing in record stores, look at the song titles and make judgements about the artist/band before even hearing it.......like for instance, if I see a lot of "girl"......"I need your love"......."have to have you"/(have 2 hav u).......ect.......I'll pass.
too many single word titles will lose my interest too, and there was a lot of that in the nineties. Conversely, if I see a lot of interesting titles like......"amanda's broken doll"......"cameras in the sky"......."year of the horse,wild ride".........I'm likely to at least want to hear it. I think titles can say a lot about the creative level of an artist/band.......but there are exceptions.
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