Going to see a show should be about what happens that day, in that room, between
that audience and that performer. It shouldn't be a carbon copy of the
same performance from the night before. How I slept, what I ate, the
conversations I had, the articles I read: all of those things affect my
brain chemistry and how I'm going to interact with the songs that day.
Making art is an incredible opportunity to synthesize and reinterpret
our unique lived experiences and reintroduce them to the world as shared
dreams of sound and light. If I used canned backing tracks I'd be
robbing myself of that opportunity.
I want the freedom to make mistakes. Mistakes are far more human and interesting than mechanized accuracy. Be suspicious of anyone who wants to scrub art of its imperfections. As soon as art becomes perfect, it dies. (as compiled on the bands website)
I want the freedom to make mistakes. Mistakes are far more human and interesting than mechanized accuracy. Be suspicious of anyone who wants to scrub art of its imperfections. As soon as art becomes perfect, it dies. (as compiled on the bands website)
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