Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Respect his independence. Give him his "guy time. Avoid saying "I told you so. Give him time to unwind. Don't try to talk everything through. Really listen to him. Don't demean him. Don't try to change him. Let him know what you're thinking. Admit when you're wrong.

Answer: Loving a man doesn't mean trying to do each and every last thing with him. In fact, if you really want to love a man, then you have to show it by letting him do his own thing once in a while. If he likes reading in his study or working on his carpentry skills in the garage, you don't have to hover around every two seconds asking what he's up to or if he needs anything. Sure, it's great to share interests with your loved one, but it's equally important to respect the fact that he'd like to do his own thing from time to time. If you really want to love a man, then you have to be able to tell when he really wants to be left alone. Leaving him alone when he just wants some peace is a way to show him your real love. " If he's going out with the guys, then let him do his thing. Though he shouldn't go out boozing with his buddies without you every night in the week, every once in a while, a man needs to just unwind and hang out with a bunch of other men. There's nothing wrong with that, just like there's nothing wrong with the fact that you want time with your girlfriends. The next time he has "guy time," don't be suspicious, call him a million times while he's out, or resent him for spending time with his friends. If you're cool with letting him hang out with his friends sometimes, then he'll appreciate you even more when he comes back to you. Obviously, this doesn't mean he should go womanizing and binge drinking with his rowdy friends every chance he gets. If this is the case, then you will have to have a talk with him. " If you're committed to always proving that you're right, then it won't get you very far in your relationship. Though sometimes it may be important to get your message across, it's not as important as being part of a positive, mutually-beneficial relationship. Okay, so maybe your man was wrong about something, and he already feels bad about it. Ask yourself if it's worth it to say, "I told you so," and to make him look and feel like a bigger fool. If you really care for him, then you'll sympathize with him instead of making him feel worse. Sure, there are times when you really feel like getting your point across and want him to get the message so he doesn't make the same mistake again. That's okay, too, as long as you know how to pick your battles. Sometimes a man may just need a little quiet time to himself. If he just got home from work, or you just got home and he seems like he's doing his own thing, you don't always have to start talking about everything and hanging out over a glass of wine. Though this is the way many women unwind, this is not the way that most men always like to relax, so you have to be understanding of the fact that he may just want a little quiet and some TV time to relax a bit. Sure, it's important to spend time together, but you shouldn't make him feel guilty if he needs some alone time. Try not to take it personally. Yeah, many women like to sit and talk about all of their problems because they think that this is the best way to solve them. But not so with men. Though it's important to talk about the things that are bothering you, many men don't like to talk the second they are upset and need some time to think everything through on their own. If you know he's had a bad day or you're going through a rough patch, try giving it a little time instead of trying to talk it over the second that it happens. It may be your thing to talk about something the second it's happened, but you have to respect the fact that he may not want to talk right away. On the other hand, that doesn't mean you should never talk about your feelings. An important part of loving a man is listening to what he has to say. You don't always have to be the one who is talking, telling him how much you love him, or starting a conversation about how his day went. If he's talking to you, then don't interrupt or wait for the time when you can say something. Hear him out, especially if he doesn't open up to you as often as you'd like. Once he's said his part, you'll have a sense of what he wants -- either some advice or just a sympathetic ear. Listening is a skill that can be developed. Work on latching on to the details of what he says and mentioning them later -- he'll be impressed by how much you care. Though you don't have to make your man feel like a macho man or a superhero all the time, one of the worst things you can do is to make him feel like he's about two feet tall. Hold your tongue instead of calling him names or making him feel like a loser or a disappointment. You should especially hold off on saying anything demeaning to him in public or in front of your friends. If you're disappointed in how he acted, then you should have a productive discussion about it, instead of calling him names. Think about it: you wouldn't like him to demean you either, would you? Sure, you and your man can both benefit each other and make each other better people in the long run. But that doesn't mean you shouldn't be true to who each of you are and try to turn into completely different people. If you really love your man, then you have to accept him for who he is and stop trying to make him into someone else. You can certainly help him improve a few qualities, but on the whole, you should love him for who he is, not who you hope he will be. If you're trying to change him, he'll catch on to it fast, and will feel hurt, and like he's not good enough for you. Remember that he's a man, not a mind reader. If you really want to love a man, then you have to give him something to work with. While you don't have to tell him about every little thing that made you upset, you should be able to tell him if something's on your mind. Women often get frustrated because men can't somehow divine what they're thinking at all times, and this can lead to nasty and pointless arguments. Spare him the hard work and tell him something if you feel strongly about it. Okay, so if you're clearly upset and he's completely oblivious, then you can get a little angry, but don't expect him to know every little thing on your mind -- you don't know every little thing he's thinking, do you? This is another important aspect of showing a man that you love him. If you do, then you'll be able to suck up your pride and to tell him when you've made a mistake. Don't just hope that he forgets about it and still thinks you're perfect. No one is perfect when it comes to relationships, and it's best for you to tell him when you're wrong and to avoid doing it again, if you can. He'll appreciate your honestly, and will feel like you respect him more for it. Nobody said it was easy to say you're sorry, but the more you get in the habit of doing it, the easier it'll be.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Provide a description of the artist and their history. Describe the meaning and mood of the album. Include emotive words and lyrical details. Write about what the band is doing next. End with a recap.

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Use your outline and the facts you gathered during your research. This is a great place to mention their previous work, if any, and whether any events influenced the album. For example: "Originally formed in Denver, Colorado, The Pipe Cleaners feature William Uling on vocals, Sarah Uling on guitar, Matt Stein on bass, and Dirk Golding on drums. The Pipe Cleaners went through several drummers before settling on Golding and starting work on their first studio album. Before it was finished, legendary rock producer Brandon Wicks caught a live performance and signed the band to his label, Candle Wicks. He and Nick Paul share executive producer credits. During recording, William and Sarah Uling lost their mother, Patty Uling to cancer." Look for emotional themes, such as empowerment, freedom, and loss. The mood can be discerned from the lyrics and melodies, and how they make you feel upon listening. For example: "The frequent references to death, specifically in the songs "You're Still Gone" and "When I Close My Eyes" set a dark, but hopeful mood on this ambitious debut album. In the piercing ballad, "I Could Have Been," the major themes of the album all come together, which seem to be death, rebirth, and regret." Try your best to describe the instruments, the melodies, and the lyrics by citing specific examples and referencing the actual lyrics in your review. For example: "The lyrics, "This is painful, it's so shameful, how much I don't want to care," from the song, "Give it Up," shed light on the struggle to deal with Patty's death. The haunting guitar riffs on, "So This Means Nothing," and the harmony between lead vocalist and backup vocalist Matt Stein on, "Say You Will," were surprising and moving." If the album you are reviewing is from a band or artist that is still active, talk about their future plans. If they're going to go on tour, tell your readers when. For example: "The Pipe Cleaners will be going on a U.S. tour with Melvin and the Marauders starting September 25th, 2017. Seattle, Portland, Austin, Denver, Atlanta, Chicago, New York City, and Miami are included in the 23 stops. After the tour finishes on October 31st in Los Angeles, the band will be collaborating with Brandon Wicks and Shawn Snyder on their next album, which will have a decidedly different feel. According to Nick Golding, we can even expect some country flair." Concisely summarize the more important points in your review. Touch on how the album made you feel, and whether it was worth listening to and why. For example: "After everything they've been through over the last two years, The Pipe Cleaners let it all hang out on this raucous, up-tempo, and totally fresh LP. The ballads set a high note for vocals, the guitar riffs and solos were unplayable for the average musician and therefore incredible and complex, and the lyrics shine across every song. I'll be looking forward to seeing them perform this fall on their tour and to hearing what they do with their next album."