> It's too easy to have fun and forget to write an actual song. Like any other musical technique, improvisation takes time to master. In my view, this is simpl

> It's too easy to have fun and forget to write an actual song. Like any other musical technique, improvisation takes time to master. In my view, this is simply a matter of the difference between a skilled performer/composer and an unskilled one. No surprises there; a skilled improvisor will keep you interested and avoid the meandering and drawn out "wank" that characterizes unskilled improvisation. Of course, meandering and drawn out music has its place too, but I find it easy to tell when it's applied intently and for good reason and when it's not.