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DRS, yes you are talking about your tastes and what you like. Just because your observation is thus, does not mean that the observations of others is the same. My observation is entirely different. You act like your observation is something that is objective. It is not. Your observation is subjective.
Tom NO, i am NOT talking about tastes. Im talking about the timeless craft of songwriting. I dont jump up and down for "somewhere over the rainbow", even though it;s one of the greastes songs ever recorded. I dont listen to standards very often, even though by defition they have stood the test of time. Mincin words.
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