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Satch for sure is an extremely talented guitarist and understands that the key to a good song is a melody (or "hook") that is simple, memorable, and catchy. Almost every song he wrote has this at its core. The problem is simply that this is insanely difficult to do and he struggles with it, especially on his later albums