Re:Original Pirate Material
by echelon_musk on Tuesday April 02, 2024 @12:43PM
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A Grand Don't Come For Free always felt more forced to me.
OPR felt like he was singing about a time and a life he knew. I figure the label wanted a second album and he gave it a go.
"A Grand Don’t Come for Free was an ambitious rap opera that wrapped a tale of romance and remorse around the disappearance of £1,000 belonging to the protagonist. To write it, he attended a workshop with the Hollywood screenwriting guru Robert McKee, who taught the likes of Kirk Douglas, Paul Haggis, Joan Rivers and even David Bowie."
OPR felt like he was singing about a time and a life he knew. I figure the label wanted a second album and he gave it a go.
"A Grand Don’t Come for Free was an ambitious rap opera that wrapped a tale of romance and remorse around the disappearance of £1,000 belonging to the protagonist. To write it, he attended a workshop with the Hollywood screenwriting guru Robert McKee, who taught the likes of Kirk Douglas, Paul Haggis, Joan Rivers and even David Bowie."