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From MogleyB@aol.com
Subject Re: Shazam and Ashlee rock the charts
Date Mon, 25 Oct 2004 20:11:33 EDT

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In a message dated 10/25/04 11:02:26 AM, Stewert and Bruce   exchanged

> 
> > Please.  When it's established that lots and lots and lots of
> > teenagers really want to hear a band rip off Cheap Trick adn the Move,
> > then the Shazam will reach that audience.  Not before.
>    
> 
> Awww shucks, you are too kind, Stewart.
> 
> I'm touched.
> 
> It's *really* Only Rock 'n Roll,
> Bruce
> @ Not Lame
> 

shh Don't tell anybody but all rock and roll is derivative of something else 
and i do suspect Beatles and Cheap Trick are 2 gigantic avatars for zillions 
of bands 
It does not take away the quality of songs or the song writing    
 if I know from whence they came.   imo

However 
if your saying the Move?
Then I'm even more likely to look at them for being original
because only you and 5 of your friends know the Move's catalogue 
 
Both Shazam and Cotton Mather are 2 great examples of reinventing influences 
without reinventing the wheel
If you haven't heard it before 
then it's new to you
 
Ram on
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