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Read Reviews for The Eagle and the Wolves - Sim...
by - written on 11/08/09 (Very useful, 44 readings)
Rating:
The filler track is an integral part of any music album. They usually start to appear on a band's second release as their debut was packed with 5 years worth of sweat and tears - album 2 is usually 6 months of cocaine and nonsense. Therefore, to pad around the one or two decent singles the band uses filler tracks, the sort of song that is usually found on a B Side. The concept of the filler song can also be used in long running book series. Bernard Cornwell completed the Sharpe series years ago and now makes money adding filler novels into the cracks of Sharpe's life he missed out first time around. New authors who are inspired by Cornwell need not fall into this ... Read the complete review
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