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Join Date: Aug 2008
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I've listened to all of his albums over the past decade-plus, going back to Heatmiser. I own a few of his albums and enjoy listening to them. I don't have any specific reasons why I don't think his music is good enough, I simply don't think it's good enough. Some artists I have a lot to say about, some artists I don't. If you are dissatisfied with me saying "His music isn't good enough," try this on for size: Tough luck.
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"he didn't produce enough music and his music wasn't good enough given the length of his career." Yet you seem to be completely missing the bolded part. There's nothing hypocritical. Those "'several artists" were good enough given the length of their careers. I don't understand what the confusion here is. There are two components: length of career and quality of the music. If one is smaller, the other must be higher, in order to be worthy. Led Zeppelin, Joy Division and Wu-Tang Clan (the bands you highlighted) had far superior music to Elliott Smith, in my opinion. Therefore, they could get away with similar or shorter career lengths. What's hypocritical about that?
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