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That quote from Thelonious Monk is so relatable for any creator. It’s like when you’re playing SZ Games Retro Bowl —you try a play, and it doesn’t always go as planned, but you keep at it and learn from every move. The same goes for music or anything creative; it’s all about experimenting and improving, even if things don’t always turn out the way you imagined.

Playing SZ Games Retro Bowl feels like that too—sometimes things don’t go right, but you keep trying different strategies and pushing forward. It’s the process of learning and improving that makes it fun, just like any creative pursuit.

Regardless of skill level, many musicians may identify with this sentiment.

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That's a classic story about Thelonious Monk! It's a great example of how even the most talented musicians can be critical of their own performances. It just goes to show that striving for improvement is a never-ending journey for all musicians.

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It's a sentiment that many musicians, regardless of their level of expertise, can relate to. 1v1 lol

Yes, that quote is often attributed to Thelonious Monk, reflecting his deep introspection and the vast creative landscape inside his mind. It truly resonates with many musicians who often feel that what they express outwardly is just a fraction of the music and ideas swirling within them. As you rightly mentioned, many can relate to that sentiment – the perpetual pursuit of translating internal musical visions into reality. Monk's innovative approach and unique style have left an indelible mark on jazz, and his words continue to inspire and resonate with musicians everywhere.

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