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Father John Misty thinks that writing long songs can be as effective as short ones. He usually writes big, unstructured pieces that turn into several songs later.
He reflects on how fame has taught him humility and changed his perspective on music. His recent experiences as a parent have also influenced his songwriting and personal growth.
The new album explores themes of identity and existence, suggesting that our experiences might be part of a larger, non-human consciousness. He sees God as a curious presence that experiences life through individual human experiences.

The author describes being a fairweather metal fan who enjoys a variety of music genres.
Listening to metal music loudly and openly is preferred over headphones.
Exploring and rediscovering favorite metal bands like Black Sabbath was a highlight of the two-week music binge.

Don't rush when it comes to music - it will wait for you
Write about what you want when covering music instead of feeling the pressure to keep up with new releases
Good music will always be there, so explore and enjoy discovering new and old music

Danny Goffey released a new solo record and book, Bryan Moone's Discopunk.
The opening song on Goffey's album is fun and diverse in genres.
An awkward visit from Grayson Perry was discussed in a recent interview with Danny Goffey.

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Listening to every Taylor Swift album provides insights into her evolving style and artistry.
Some albums received mixed reactions, from feeling shouty to impressive consistency.
The experience of becoming a Swiftie involves understanding her musical journey and cultural impact.

The impact of Radiohead's _OK Computer_ on a new generation is more due to its prog aesthetic rather than its progressive politics.
When reviewing music albums, it is not necessary to cover all versions released by an artist, especially if they lack significant differences.
The future of talented artists like Olivia Rodrigo is unpredictable as their personal and professional lives evolve, possibly affecting their music in unexpected ways.

The post is a consumer guide to music and explores a variety of genres and artists.
The author shared personal anecdotes and moments from live events, adding humor and connecting with the audience.
The guide includes reviews and reflections on iconic albums and artists from Louis Armstrong to contemporary bands like Low Cut Connie and Selo i Ludy.