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by Gary E. Andrews - 09/21/26 04:03 PM
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by Gary E. Andrews - 09/21/26 11:52 AM
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by roxhythe: SNIP...When I worked at a newspaper (another step in a long and checkered career), we had an editor fresh out of journalism school who maintained that you couldn't effectively break rules until you knew what the rules were and how they worked. </font> Tell that to Paul McCartney who wrote an entire symphony without being able to read music. Of course, it's entirely possible that some folks who did know what was going on polished it up a bit but the songwriting team of Lennon/McCartney broke a lot of rules in their time. Didn't seem to hurt their careers very much. It does seem that those who break the rules have more success when the listening public is ready for something different.
Van Borden a.k.a. Buzz Grudge
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