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rockfenris2005 04:07 am UTC 01/27/08 |
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re: Rydian Interview - Pudding 03:58 am UTC 01/27/08 |
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I hear no difference between the beauty (or whatever) of the tunes for "No Matter What" and "Not Allowed To Love". I think they function on similar levels, based on the pop/dance mix (The original would only work as an Adult Contemporary song.) And they both seem to have an underlying message about people's freedom. I think a great deal of the public could connect to that, even though some of the lyrics are a bit verbose.
> > What about the rest of the song?
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> What about it?
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> People will either listen to a song and like it because of
> the artist (think hardcore Loafers). Some people listen to
> the tune and like the melody and lyrics usually come
> second
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> I understand a lot of songwriters write the lyrics first
> then the tune, but for the majority of listeners I would
> guess it's the tune first then the lyrics.
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