I Sin, You Sin

Crowe · 11-13-2007, 11:07 AM

I am going to have to throw my hat in the ring. I don't know who this guy is, but he came on here with the idea that his song was perfect. When people didn't start fawning over what he posted he got ignorant, belligerent and presumptuous. He took the stance that he, and only he could understand the nuances of a genre, and that his song "perfectly" fit into said genre. I would continue, however:

1) Everything that needs to be said has been said.
2) Judging by the attitude displayed by the original poster so far, he would ignore the collective observational whole anyway.
3) I also am under the impression that he would get even more butt-hurt and continue to parade around like his sh!t doesn't stink.

This is probably one of the most disgusting displays of arrogance I have ever seen on this forum. A serving of humble pie would do you well enemyat_thesix.

enemyat_thesix · 11-13-2007, 05:30 PM

Correct me if I'm mistaken, but the only aspect of my lyrics I ever claimed to be perfect were their flow.

I can take criticism fine, and have changed several of the poems/songs I've posted here due to criticism. I was posting my stuff here long before several of your accounts were ever started, as Crow can vouch, so lay off the 'ZOMGURIGNORANT****' routine. You guys simply didn't provide me with any valid criticism. OK, so the lyrics seem childish; the song's obviously not for you. OK, so the topic seems cliche; what topic isn't?

Dark Circle · 11-13-2007, 06:14 PM

once upon a time I wrote a song called "Unknown" and everybody hated it. Still I thought it was a good song, probably because it was mine but everybody kept hating it. And then it came to me, maybe the song really is bad and I'm watching it from a wrong prespective. As a writer you can't say that your song is good or bad, you just have to let people decide. If you had something meaningful to say with the song you should keep it no matter what they say, but if you wrote it just for fun delete it and forget you even thought about writing that particular song

11-13-2007, 11:07 AM	#41 (permalink)
Crowe Music Addict Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 699	I am going to have to throw my hat in the ring. I don't know who this guy is, but he came on here with the idea that his song was perfect. When people didn't start fawning over what he posted he got ignorant, belligerent and presumptuous. He took the stance that he, and only he could understand the nuances of a genre, and that his song "perfectly" fit into said genre. I would continue, however: 1) Everything that needs to be said has been said. 2) Judging by the attitude displayed by the original poster so far, he would ignore the collective observational whole anyway. 3) I also am under the impression that he would get even more butt-hurt and continue to parade around like his sh!t doesn't stink. This is probably one of the most disgusting displays of arrogance I have ever seen on this forum. A serving of humble pie would do you well enemyat_thesix. __________________

11-13-2007, 06:14 PM	#43 (permalink)
Dark Circle Music Addict Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 129	once upon a time I wrote a song called "Unknown" and everybody hated it. Still I thought it was a good song, probably because it was mine but everybody kept hating it. And then it came to me, maybe the song really is bad and I'm watching it from a wrong prespective. As a writer you can't say that your song is good or bad, you just have to let people decide. If you had something meaningful to say with the song you should keep it no matter what they say, but if you wrote it just for fun delete it and forget you even thought about writing that particular song