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The quote says that experience does not stop a person from learning something new. Even after many records, working with a different producer can still bring a fresh approach or challenge. It presents creativity as something that stays open to change.
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Originally said in English.
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About Rob Halford
English heavy metal singer
Rob Halford is an English heavy metal singer and the lead vocalist of Judas Priest, a role he has held since 1973. He was born Robert John Arthur Halford and is known for his work in heavy metal across several decades. He is especially recognised for his powerful, wide-ranging operatic singing style and for the leather-and-studs image that became closely associated with him and with heavy metal more broadly. His other projects have included Fight, Two, and Halford, and he received the 2010 Grammy Award for Best Metal Performance.
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