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Unread 02-04-2004, 01:19 AM   #39 (permalink)
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Originally posted by Ugly Bastard:
You're never past the "learning stage" as a musician, IMO.

-Ugly Bastard
I understand that you continue to master the skills. I'd call that a "mastery stage". When I think learning, I think basics like how to hold a guitar and which string is the G-string...don't really know what an IMO is, but that's neither here nor there.

If you put your post with Shaw's, then this is what you're saying...

If A)You never stop learning
and B)You learn by playing other peoples' stuff
then c)There is no original music.

Apparently all the music that we now have has been here since the begining of time, and we'll never get new music.

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Now, what I'm saying is that they should be developed enough to be past the point that they play the music of others to learn. While continuing to learn and master their skills they need to go to the next step, which is original music.
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