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They weren't unusual in how often they put out albums, it was the music industry norm at the time, and had been for years.
by idlewords 6y ago
They weren't unusual in how often they put out albums, it was the music industry norm at the time, and had been for years.
- tchaffee 6y agoSource? I think you'd also need to account for how many big acts had song writing factories working for them back then. Lou Reed for example worked as an in house song writer for Pickwick Records before he went on to form the Velvet Underground.