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Brian I don't know where this is all going but this has been a huge dissapointment to me personally. I had thought of Ourstage as a tool to guage how well my songs would do on a public forum. If this is any indication I will have to concede I am wasting my time.
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In all serious here.. listen to the first 15 seconds of the songs near the top.. then listen to the first 15 seconds of yours. Is yours really better? REALLY? If so, then I think you have a case to make. If not, then you should LEARN something right there and then go back and apply what you learned. You may not be able to sing.. but you certainly could record a pleasing sound instrumental intro to your songs. If you did that, you'd like move up in the rankings no matter what comes later. And that is fair and how it should be. Once you displease the listener, nothing else matters. You can bore the crap out of someone for the first 1/4th of a movie and expect the masses to support it no matter how good the ending is.
On that 15 seconds....There are songs ranked higher that have 15 seconds of silence. Maybe I'll just upload a silent 3 minute song and see if it does any better.
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