Posted by Michael at 10:38 on November 12th, 2009.

This new collection of songs is more of an "broadly accessible" kind of thing, which is another way of saying "I'm selling the fuck out and I want to appeal to everybody."

Well, not really. As long as it's not written to specifically sell clothing and soft drinks, pop rock is cool by me. A lot of my favourite bands could probably be classed as pop rock - The Beatles, Queen, The Police etc. There's always been a side to me that wants to write grandiose, epic classically inspired 15 minute opuses, but there's another side to me that just wants to fit in, y'know?

I don't really know too much about the purpose of music, I don't know if it's more for the listener, or more for the creator. I guess it's a balance of both, but I know nothing about where the two extremes meet, or how they should meet. And in all honesty, I hope I never figure it out.

 

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Posted by Katie at 10:38 on November 12th, 2009.

The Beatles and Queen have been and are considered progressive by many (obviously in reference only to certain albums/tracks)

very interesting what you're doing here. nothing like the pressure of a deadline to get the creative juices flowing...

look forward to seeing the gig at DV8 tomorrow night

Posted by Louie at 10:38 on November 12th, 2009.

Yeah for sure man. Don't you think it's great that a band could release something like "The Fairy Feller's Master-Stroke" or "Bohemian Rhapsody", but then put out "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" or "Radio Gaga"?

Posted by Mike at 10:38 on November 12th, 2009.
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