I mean, nothing’s ever done. I don’t think anyone knows when something is really done. There’s just doing it and not doing it. You do it until you don’t want to do it anymore. Then hopefully, someone else will take it over and keep on doing it. Songs are not really from any individual. There are all these lawsuits about plagiarism, Led Zeppelin has been going through that lately. It bums me out. The idea of intellectual property is kind of a trap. It’s just a way to get by, which I guess is fair because most of us are broke.
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Cass McCombs
American musician
United States · b. 1977
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Beloved American songwriter Cass McCombs chats about his songwriting process, becoming entrenched in zen, and why guitar noodling is underrated.
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