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El mar, 09-11-2004 a las 20:35 -0600, jonesalley escribi\ufffd:

> > Oops. How about Klaatu?
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> Don't know enough about them to say, but I'd wager there was a lot of
> previous songwriting experience in the band before they recorded an
> albums together.
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What about Mozart? (a 5 years old child is not supposed to have much
songwriting experience :P). Anyway discussing this is a bit stupid.
There would always been musicians composing excelent music just at the
beggining of their "musical training" (what about "The Doors" - one of
my personal faves - or Greg Lake -"Lucky Man" was composed when he was
14, much befor joining KC - or many others...) and musical genius that
require a lot of experience to start writing good songs (Beatles comes
to mind, IMHO they started to make really good music with the "Revolver"
album -- Danger! Danger! Beatles' Heresy On The Way :D). In fact, one of
the first tunes I wrote on the piano (when I discovered what a "Minor
Scale" was :) is now one of my band's favourite tunes.

Nacho.