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jiujitsu_jesus
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jiujitsu_jesus
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08/11/2006 7:55 am
Originally Posted by: schmange
Then 5 years later you listen to the album again and realize there's a whole bunch of stuff you never noticed before because you didn't have the knowledge you have now


Definitely. Five years ago, Odyssey Number Five by Powderfinger was one of my favourite rock albums, just because I really liked the lyrics. After I started playing bass and guitar, it was still one of my favourites, because I began to really appreciate the instrumental work. And now that I've written a few things of my own, it's higher still on the favourites list because I appreciate what goes into writing a good song, and I can really appreciate the songwriting on the album.

All this may sound hard to believe about a Powderfinger album :D, but if you've never checked it out, I suggest you give it a try. It isn't super-sophisticated or technical, but it's got some depth to it and it's really well written - the first four chords are what made me want to play electric guitar.
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