Thread: The Lyrics vs The Music
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Old 02-04-2011, 04:53 AM   #4
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Originally Posted by Requiem View Post
A good mix of both. Instruments are the most important, as is the WAY the person sings it. If I don't believe what they're singing, then it loses a lot of appeal to me. Lyrics are important, and are a vital part of me enjoying the song, but I tend to zone in on what the song sounds like before I get into the lyrics.
This, I guess. You could be the modern day Wordsworth and I wouldn't give a crap about you if your lyrics were backed by garbage.
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