Ed Interview, Syracuse New Times Options

[jaybb]

http://www.syracusenewtimes.com/newyork/ar...after-live.html

This part really bothered me:

How was it transitioning from Live to a solo career?
I was responsible for all the lyrics and music for Live, so the writing process didn’t change much at all for me.

Not even the slightest bit of thanks or acknowledgement to those who wrote the music for much of the bands first 10 years.

This post has been edited by jaybb: Mar 6 2011, 4:58 pm

[SJN1279]

http://www.syracusenewtimes.com/newyork/ar...after-live.html

This part really bothered me:

How was it transitioning from Live to a solo career?
I was responsible for all the lyrics and music for Live, so the writing process didn’t change much at all for me.

Not even the slightest bit of thanks or acknowledgement to those who wrote the music for much of the bands first 10 years.

Would you thank the guys who basically ripped through in the media for the past year? And the last 10 years he was responsible for majority of the music for Live and he has always supplied the lyrics.

[Aitkens]

Would you thank the guys who basically ripped through in the media for the past year? And the last 10 years he was responsible for majority of the music for Live and he has always supplied the lyrics.

It would be great for him to not lie once in a while. I believe the other 3 members of Live have every right to trash him, after he's diminished their contributions over the last few years.

Besides, Mr. Sales Figures, it's no coincidence that as Ed took more control of the music, that the albums became worse in quality and even worse in sales results.