[ SECRET POST #3828 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3828 ⌋

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Comments

Maybe you just need to think about it from another perspective

[(Anonymous)]

A lot of musicians only go in to record an album once they have a lot of songs written (by them or others). They may have something like twenty to thirty songs. During the process of recording, songs may be changed or rearranged. They probably won't record all of the songs and all of the songs recorded won't necessarily make it on to the album. Some songs they record will have several different versions. Depending on the musicians, a lot of different people may have a say in what goes on the album (the musicians, the producers, people from the label, etc.). In the end, the album produced may have a theme or it may just be a set of the songs that were best liked or judged most marketable. But make no mistake, there were a lot of decisions that went into the making of that album (and probably some arguments and maybe some agonizing).