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Maybe he was just trying to communicate indirectly his dislike for the new album.
by MadSudaca 3y ago
Maybe he was just trying to communicate indirectly his dislike for the new album.
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- quadrangle 3y agoThe comment you are replying to seems to be pointing out that Ed Sheeran himself, i.e. his own brain, is trained on the past work of Ed Sheeran. That's how I read it anyway.
- MadSudaca 3y agoYes, that's what I understood and why I said that maybe the author just doesn't like Ed Sheeran's music.
- hef19898 3y agoWell, Ed Sheeran self-trained himself, including positive feed-back on past work, on his own work. So in a sense, he still beats a Sheeran-bot! This no critique of Ed Sheerans work so, I actually do like his older albums. The last one didn't leave an impression so far to actually remember it.
- _rutinerad 3y agoI don’t listen to the radio/album versions of his songs since I think they are a bit dull, but I thought his Tiny Desk concert was great.
- mcculley 3y agoIt seems pretty obvious to me that whoever wrote that sentence did not like the album and was trying ineffectively to communicate.