I'd love to attend something like that. Nothing so militant saying you must do this followed by that, but a discussion of ideas and suggestions would be great for me.
I've got a few songs waiting to be pieced together, but what I think I really need to do is give writing lyrics a shot to go along with the music. Most of the bits and pieces I have for songs seem to be around the two minute mark which is too short for a song. Adding lyrics would allow for some repetition of verses and chorus's without the song coming across as overly drawn out... or boring.
Writing lyrics would be tough for me, but how they are worked into the song and presented would be a struggle as well. I guess the only way for me to learn is to jump in and give it a go... what do I have to loose.
Great post Street!
Cheers
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