Comments on: QOTD : When you listen to your older music, do you cringe?

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By: Sean

Sean — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 20:19:23 +0000

@James Lewin:

And the most interesting music often comes from people that are naive about music.

Reminds me of the interview on Tricky of Massive Attack you posted yesterday. I definitely agree with you and Tricky on that one. Sometimes when there is a lot of knowledge, it creates a self-edit which might kill a great idea before it’s fleshed out.

@Sebastien Orban: Post up links to your music! I’m interested in hearing everyone’s music!

By: Sebastien Orban

Sebastien Orban — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 20:09:56 +0000

Some of my older things suck – ’cause I was a beginner.
But except for one things (a demo recorded for a teacher, awful !), I’m not ashame of what I’ve done most of the time. Not that bad

By: James Lewin

James Lewin — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 13:14:33 +0000

A lot of people struggle with the question of whether they should put something out there or not – like it’s going to come back to haunt us or something.

I find that the most interesting people, though, are often those that are not afraid of looking stupid. And the most interesting music often comes from people that are naive about music.

Anyway – that’s the way to rock the past!