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http://abbeyroadtributeband.com/in-my-life-the-musical/

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A musical element is something that makes that specific piece of music what it is. As far as I can tell, endless inventory is the amount that you, or the public in general, buys into a song or artist. Fans are not what make artists who they are. Musicians have their own musical style before anyone else may know about it.  Artists relying on their fans' approval is like a 30-year-old getting their mothers' approval for a haircut. It is not their fans' music. It is the musician's. Bo Burnham says in Make Happy “You don't want that desperate, sort of cloying thing from an entertainer. "My fans, oh, they stick with me through everything, through thick and thin." Do not stick with me through thick. If I stop entertaining you, throw me to the curb. You wouldn't stick with your mechanic if he stopped fixing your car. I'm in a service industry. I'm just overpaid, okay?” Fans shouldn’t solely rely on any singular artists just as musicians shouldn’t strive for their fans’ approval. If you don’t like a band’s music anymore, don’t listen to them. That musician will have new fans come and if they don’t, their style wasn’t one that needed to be so widespread.

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“I am responsible for two of the worst songs in history,” Bob Geldof admits. “One is ‘Do They Know It’s Christmas?’ and the other one is ‘We Are The World.’”

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Do they Know it's Christmas ~ Band Aid 1984

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"There are various ways a listener can become a cognitive shareholder in the music he hears. The simplest is by liking it a lot, or loving it."

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“f*** off, we’re tired of it.”- Radiohead when asked to play Creep

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"Girls at a One Direction Concert"- Anonymous source