Originally posted by wulf
It depends whether the songs are worth being associated with. I've got no more time for prima donnas than the next guy, but sometimes business sense is to cut short an association that is going nowhere - sometimes it means both parties can do better than when they were dragging each other down.
Wulf
No, it really doesn't. Remeber, this isn't your ART, this is your JOB. It's a bonus when the two are hand in hand. I played a track for a band that sounds like Good Charlotte. I would kill Good Charlotte if it were legal. If you got paid to finish a job, that's as far as it needs to go. It's also why on the rare occasion that I do anything like this I have hours clearly laid out.