here's a question- (otr content!)

["Melanie Shannon" <arwen725 at hotmail_com>]

my question of the evening is this-  do you think songwriters put a great 
deal of thought into the lyrical thru-line of an album?  i really never 
thought of it before, but tonight on my drive home from work i had 'i radio 
heaven' on repeat.  i guess due to my feeling a little disconnected (and 
perhaps rebellious) or late.  anyway, after a couple listens, i decided to 
move on, and as 'little blue river' began to play i began to feel more 
relaxed- more like things were okay.  sort of as if things could come full 
circle- going from a frustrated, confused state to a place of satisfaction 
and, well, roots.  i was wondering if many songwriters would look for these 
sorts of connections on purpose, or if compiling an album were more a 
challenge of creating musical thru-line.

(of course, it's quite possible that working 70 hour weeks has finally 
affected the last rational part of my brain.)


melanie



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