Striezelmarkt hatte gestern schon geffnet , hoffe ich komm da auch bald mal hin . Viel Spa dir ! Trink einen Glhwein mit Schuss fr mich mit D <| sep |> Fuck all that code of conduct and especially fuck ubradfitz ! <| sep |> But we can still honor him by No Brodeur Zones . <| sep |> Is it possible to lose it slowly ? I ' ve been getting what looks like a thicker white discharge lately . it ' s not a lot , but it is continuous . <| sep |> Ear cropping occurs when the dog is a puppy . Not doing something that that shouldn ' t be done is not heroic <| sep |> What I feel is the best course of action when you have so much material and so many recordings , is to parse through it all and find what are the best tracks for a single LP . Most musicians don ' t have that opportunity on their first record , they just record all the music they have written . Sure , you will have an albums worth of scraps , but you can revisit those at a later date . That stuff is like money in the bank . Look at the Beatles Anthology for example , they recorded so many other songs in their early recording period and other versions of their hits that never saw the light of day until the 90 ' s . What you hear in those tracks are the groundwork for the hits . As an artist you need to be willing to bring something into existence , complete it , spend immense time on it and then learn from it and never let the public see it . The songs that don ' t make it into your album might be the architectural underpinning of your stellar first record . They served a purpose to keep you occupied , recording and improving and keeping you in the studio to cultivate the real gems that would become your first LP .