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[QUOTE="ShadowSD:1101302"][QUOTE="Archaeon:1101175"]It's hard for people in metal or rock to understand people not writing/recording their own music. In pop/country/hiphop this is the standard, it's almost assumed that you didn't write you song.[/QUOTE] In country, that's because it's descendant from folk and the tradition of covers and passed on songs. While I'm not a fan of country, I can respect why covers are standard there. Pop and rap on the other hand: [QUOTE="Kadoog-a-go-go:1101164"]A producer makes the music/beats etc while the "star" does the vocals over it.[/QUOTE] This has been an engineered style of making albums that began decades ago, but was forcefully increased by record labels fifteen years ago wanting to increase their profit margin per album sold; they decided it made less sense to have a band that wrote their own stuff and gained negotiating power as time went on, in exchange for a revolving door of frontpeople in compartmentalized music creation where there's a seperate producer, image consultants, songwriters, and studio musicians (if applicable). Of course, there's also substantial difference between pop and rap as well to which I have already alluded. Considering the Special Olympics analogy used for pop music where you still cheer for the good points despite the low bar, rap would be the Special Olympics if all the participants were Terri Schiavo - not even good points to appreciate and cheer, not even a reason to call it an olympics. [/QUOTE]
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