“As a producer you can be more objective about the songs because you didn't write them.” WritingSongObjectivesProducers Author:Eric Bachmann
“I don't think anyone wants to do the same thing over and over again.” ThinkingWantBoredomDefinition Of Insanity Author:Eric Bachmann
“I think one of the best things you can do is write really sad songs that touch some semblance of... I guess 'hope' is the right word?” ThinkingWritingSongCan DoBest ThingsRight WordsSemblanceReally SadSad Song Author:Eric Bachmann
“My songs, well, they are sad, but in all of them the person singing them - me or whoever - is actually still trying and hasn't given up yet.” TryingWellsPersonsStillsSongGivenSingingGiven Up Author:Eric Bachmann
“It's hard to write any good song. It seems more rewarding, or maybe just easier, to write sad ones.” WritingHardSeemsSongEasier Author:Eric Bachmann
“I don't really need to appeal to some stockbroker, and I always sort of root for the underdog. I probably consider all that when I'm writing, but it's not in the forefront of my brain.” NeedsWritingBrainRootsAppealsUnderdogStockbrokers Author:Eric Bachmann
“In music, you learn a lot of things when you don't know what you're doing.” Knows Author:Eric Bachmann
“I hope people hear my songs and realize that writing music is kind of easy, or that taking your sadness and turning it into a beautiful song is worthwhile.” PeopleWritingKindBeautifulSongEasyRealizingSadnessMusic IsWorthwhileWriting Music Author:Frankie Cosmos
“The first song I wrote, in fifth grade, was totally ripped from Jeffrey Lewis. My aunt's boyfriend gave me bass lessons, and I played drums for a year in sixth grade. Around seventh grade, I got a guitar and forgot everything else.” YearsFirstsSongLessonsGuitarGradesFifthAuntBassRippedSixth GradeSeventh GradeFifth Grade Author:Frankie Cosmos