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I do not mean to harm or insult I just say it as I see it. Sometimes I am wrong......but regardless I still think musicians are exploited and taken for granted...it is always the bimbo who cannot sing who gets all the credit and revenue when in fact it is the musicians and studio engineers who turned her crappy ditty into a hit song. Perhaps musicians would get more respect if they treated the other people involved with respect too. Often it's, what you call, the "bimbo" who will make anyone else in the world care about your song, who will give it the life that maybe you couldn't achieve on your own. If you didn't need a front person to perform the song, you wouldn't ask one to get involved. That deserves some respect too. And maybe a little less misogyny.
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