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All your arguments fall by the fact that even great artists record and put out a large amount of sub-par and even bad songs.
by carlosjobim 2y ago
All your arguments fall by the fact that even great artists record and put out a large amount of sub-par and even bad songs.
- analog31 2y agoOddly enough your user name points to a great artist whose songs were mostly great -- at least the ones I know about.
- carlosjobim 2y agoI didn't even think about that when writing the comment. But even the great Jobim had some duds. More importantly, I think the career of Jobim proves the original user's point. He was without any challengers the best composer of the 20th century, and he released different versions of many of his songs. Something which was not uncommon in the past. So why don't modern stars for example invite another popular singer to sing their song and release such a version?