They just think they are.
The drugs/alcohol compensate for their artistic shortcomings.
Nothing necessarily wrong with that, though!
Yeah I think I did see that in Hustler once. Good call dude. You are brilliant!DJ-Kaya wrote:smoking joints is for pussiesminimal wrote:
I know this too.
Even roll them is distracting from the music, so I'll roll one later.
with you on this.. doesn't matter sober or drunk or stoned, I enjoy making music. One thing I find is that I figure out stuff that I dont know when i'm stoned more often then when i'm sober. I think I just get to frustrated when i'm sober and trying to figure out something or experiment with different sounds.Greens wrote:Sometimes I am high, sometimes not. It doesn't matter what state I am in. When I want to make music I make it. I find that they both have advantages.
hambone1 wrote:IMO, true talent doesn't require artificial chemical mind alteration. In fact, I doubt if anyone is more talented/creative/focused/etc when under the influence.
They just think they are.
The drugs/alcohol compensate for their artistic shortcomings.
Nothing necessarily wrong with that, though!
I agree with you djshiva, sometimes some good smoking helps getting some tasks done, for me is rather afghani as with grass I can only trip around with my brain and laugh like a litle child.djshiva wrote:as someone who is easily distracted, i have found that a wee bit o' weed helps me focus enough to get things done in a fair bit of time. i have found it takes me longer to finish songs when i am not high, simply because i get distracted easily.
that said, i don't have money to throw around on weed, so it's a fairly sporadic occurrence that i actually have any...
these days i would rather spend the dough spiffing up the studio!
good point...I was like that when I was younger, just cant seem to get into it these days...hambone1 wrote:Everyone probably has their own way to get 'high'. It doesn't have to be with chemicals.
For me, it's a blast through the forest on my mountain bike with my iPod cranked. I get my best ideas that way and come back focused and psyched up.