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Interesting thoughts. Thanks!
I am currently making my second album now, with my band Hop On Pop, and am wrestling with names for the album. I have thought about all three approaches for this one, but am leaning toward the conceptual thing, as I have been encouraged to by many. (The first one was called As Drawn By Ethan, Age 2.)
I had what I thought was the title in MIXTAPE, as the music on the album is stylistically schitzophrenic. But that was met with some resistance by my (sole) bandmate; "Too generic". But I just recently came up with what I think is going to be the title:
Chicken on a Bicycle
We'll see how that one holds up. But I feel really good about it.
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