<p>Thesis: you can make a good song by imitating a bad song in reverse. Here I pick my least favorite song ever, "Sussudio" by Phil Collins, and write its opposite, line-by-line, emerging with a lovely ghost story.  Playthrough of the new song starts at 20:50.</p><a rel="payment" href="http://patreon.com/salexanderreed">Support the show</a> (http://patreon.com/salexanderreed)

Thesis: you can make a good song by imitating a bad song in reverse. Here I pick my least favorite song ever, "Sussudio" by Phil Collins, and write its opposite, line-by-line, emerging with a lovely ghost story. Playthrough of the new song starts at 20:50.Support the show (http://patreon.com/salexanderreed)

<p>Thesis: you can make a good song by imitating a bad song in reverse. Here I pick my least favorite song ever, "Sussudio" by Phil Collins, and write its opposite, line-by-line, emerging with a lovely ghost story. &nbsp;Playthrough of the new song starts at 20:50.</p><a href="http://patreon.com/salexanderreed" rel="noopener noreferrer">Support the show</a> (http://patreon.com/salexanderreed)

Episode 9 - Never Never November (writing)

Experience exceptional songs written in real-time and hear the unique approaches of outside-the-box musicians.  Host Alex Reed, with guests, covers songwriting both in practice and in theory, taking up some of the most intriguing, offbeat, and dangerous songs of our time.

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Experience exceptional songs written in real-time and hear the unique approaches of outside-the-box musicians. Host Alex Reed, with guests, covers songwriting both in practice and in theory, taking up some of the most intriguing, offbeat, and dangerous songs of our time.

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