@Ben Waylin because we were voting on many of the submissions, rules were necessary.
It's easier to compare apples. I'm sure you get this.
Sometimes the rules got a little complex, I understand that. Mostly for bonus points if players
wanted to go the extra mile, and felt they needed more points to be competitive.
Covering a top 100 billboard hit from the 1960's isn't all that complex to figure out.
I do like the format of the
@Iron1 Do Something challenge, and have cross-submitted a few things myself.
It seems for that format the bulk of submissions is the winning formula - this encourages LOTS of participation
and things to listen to, but then the more prolific creators just crush and overwhelm others less inspired
I feel a working inside chapter themes was ideal to stretch and inspire players to grab an instrument and
nudge ourselves out of our same old playing pattern/habits which was really the ultimate goal. Not the points.
Like others I'm sure, I keep finding myself reverting to the crutch of gained up lead work over backing-type
tracks for hours on end and it all just blends into random guitar chicken-chokin' and does not serve my personal
goal of becoming a better recordist or songwriter/lyricist very well.