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I agree Al....Different folks different strokes...that said there are IMO minimum standards especially when people are charting and making so much money. If stuff does not meet these minimum standards then we have the right to trash it. If we do not express our feelings about trashy music then we will get even more of it. The average music purchaser nowadays are programmed to accept just about anything without question. Rather than slap the producers on the back and say good job I say tell them it is crap and is unacceptable. Perhaps the only way the message will get across. I feel sorry for the many talented people who do not get a break but produce brilliant stuff whilst no talented poptarts whos daddy got them into the business make millions from moronic crap.
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