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Old 17th November 2009   #308
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Originally Posted by u b k View Post
I would argue that originality isn't terribly important either, although it can be an asset.

I think what matters most in any endeavor is being *effective*, or in the case of art, being compelling.

You just have to grab people and make it stick, if only for a moment. Whether you do that thru originality, or freshness, or raw talent, or sex appeal or whatever, none of that matters. All that matters is that you hook the attention and create a positive response, one that bonds the observer to the observed via the emotional core.


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I don't know. Being "original" is something different than being new or groundbreaking or whatever as I said. With "original" and/or "unique" I mean that there's a certain personality in the music that is different from others. So well maybe "Originality" should be "personality". To me they're more or less the same thing and very important in music.
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