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Im not sure that we are talking about the same thing, My view of this is much less complex.
Martin I know, you have stated your view before. You feel that in order for somebody to like a song, it must be recorded well. That if you expect somebody to listen to your song, it should be recorded well. What Im saying is that when people are listening to the better recording, more often than not they are enjoying the sound of the track, and not really the song. But you need great songs for anything else to really matter
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