You can't just keep on doing what you did. May as well pack it in at that
point. With few exceptions, an artist's output becomes less and less
inspired unless they develop significantly.
One thing I admire about RDJ is his willingness to wander in different
directions, seemingly guided only by his own whim. If anything, I would
sincerely suggest he stretch further and take more time on each track. I
was quite disappointed with the HAB records. Sounded like
hastily-executed bandwagon-jumping, and that's not a good sign from
someone generally regarded as something of a pioneer.
--Mark
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"We invented machines in order to reduce our work. Now that we have them,
we think we should go on working." -- John Cage
On Mon, 24 Jun 1996, Deckard wrote:
quoted 2 lines but twin just seems like the type that should have just continued on at> but twin just seems like the type that should have just continued on at
> what he was good at...