Tim Heidecker emphasizes that when crafting his concept albums, he focuses on the overarching themes, aiming to express cohesive ideas through interconnected songs.
Heidecker defines a concept album as a cohesive work with a point of view, where the songs connect, but are not necessarily a full-on rock opera.
While acknowledging that contemporary audiences might not engage with albums as cohesive concepts, Heidecker believes in the value of making albums that communicate an idea.
In discussing his selections for best concept albums, Heidecker highlights the creative exercise of writing music in the form of letters, as showcased in Elvis Costello's work.
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