I think it's relevant, Leadbottom. Read what I said again. When music is commercially popular (as folk isn't now), it tends to become a commodity and not so much a form of personal expression. It's healthier when it's not a commodity, when it belongs to real people and not to corporations. But too many people think of music only for its commercial value.





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