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Yep, would have to agree that upbeat numbers are the way to go if you want to make it as a songwriter.
Problem is however, that most songwriters are soulfull manic depressives, wrenching their guts out.
Every songwriter knows, that the pinacle of there achievement, is to bring a crowded room to absolute silence, with a song of sheer beauty, that it way beyond anything that has ever been played.
Fantasy land ? Of course, but what a great feeling it would be. I've only ever seen it done twice, in a club/pub venue, and it really was goose bump stuff.
cheers, niteshift
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