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is persuading people to dance to the break seats playing. That's right it's a rainy Saturday in Creston, Colorado. So I've decided to put together

DJCPR2. Hope you enjoy this. This is versions. I love versions. I love covers of songs.

Sometimes the cover is better than the original.

That is amazing when someone can take a song

written and performed by someone else

and add a twist to it that makes it even better or uncover some twist or some

twist or some meaning or some quality of the original tune. some

some meaning or some quality of the original tune that the composer, him or herself, may have missed.

That's some kind of crazy magic right there. And sometimes it's not better than the original. It's just a different take on the original that illuminates some quality that exists in the original, but the original

artist chose not to accentuate because there can only be that one definitive version, right? I mean, Herman Melville wrote

Moby Dick. He could have changed characters, he could have added things things he could have taken things out one of the things I learned myself from writing books is

you know if you've never done it you think holy shit how am I going to come up with enough material to fill a book and then

when you do it you're like oh fuck how am I going to cut enough material out of this to make

it a readable book. The volume of stuff that has to be left out is so much more than what you can put in.

That you might even, you know, it's like Rodin said about

creating a sculpture.

He said, I just take a piece of marble

and I feel what is in it, and I chip away everything else.

It's kind of like that with writing a book

or any creative act, I think.

It's about taking away the part that doesn't belong.

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