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Do you mind if singers don't write their own songs?
Do you mind if singers don't write their own songs? It doesn't bother me, as I think an artist's voice gives emotion and life to a song and makes the song his/her own.
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I'm with you there. I don't mind who wrote it so long as it connects to me.
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Yes. They're essentially getting famous off of someone else's work and the writer of a super popular song normally never gets the credit for it.
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Nah, that'd be like getting angry at a local band for playing a cover.
Singers are just musicians playing an instrument. It just so happens that their instrument is their voice. Every musician in an orchestra didn't write their own part in the symphony, and we're not upset at them for that. Same thing. |
Not at all. If the singer does justice to the material, then I'm happy.
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I'm not as impressed by them as I would be if they both wrote and performed, but I'm not going to not listen to them over it.
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Yeah, if I hear a song that's equally as "good" as another song, but singer #1 wrote their song vs. singer #2 who did not... singer #1 is more impressive in my book, but that takes away nothing from the song itself or its delivery.
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Follow up questions for people who've said yes:
Where do you stand on Covers? Or samples? |
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No problem
It's no problem. But probably, those who are extremely anti-commercial think so.
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Also, it generally doesn't work out when the first hit is a cover. Alien Ant Farm, Out of Your Mouth... |
Leave Britney alone!
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Is that sarcasm or you really don't get my reference?
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I don't see it as any issue as long as the artist don't claim to have written it.
Lots of comic artists that don't write scripts. |
Beatles
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