Видео

Martin is adorable. Thx for the interview!

The interview with McCauley & O'Neil of Deer Tick is fantastic! Who knew laundry and other household chores could lead to such creativity?

Oh, it’s a job. And Craig is a CEO.

Great insight, thank you 😊

i love u debbie

Wonderful! Love this band love the new album…

love this interview! thanks for talking to so many interesting artists.

That writing alone quote itself could fill a 50 minute podcast, with all the nested ideas you could examine. That voice itself could be thought of an amalgamation of what others have told you over the years, part of a much broader synthesis on shared human knowledge and thoughts. It's no accident he had that profound thought as a vivid reader and shelves full of books! Great interview, thank you for your work.

Oh what a suprising end! A pity. - Can anyone tell me Eric's favorite book because I didn't quite get it. "The source" by...?

I had to laugh at the interviewer's comments on the number of pens, colors, favorites... I don't write many songs but I currently have 10 different colors and two types of pens at my desk with my little notebook, just waiting for me to write in it. Whether I'm brainstorming ideas, organizing my day, or doodling nonsensical shapes, I could not get through my workday without my pen and paper (or my laptop ha ha) Great interview with a great artist! Looking forward to hearing what writings Britt Daniel shares with the world next!

This is a really great interview

Thank you!

The interview I’ve been waiting for, thank you 🙏

Alex was my bass teacher in 1986, it was awesome

Adore this band and also - what a fantastic interviewer! Well-read and well-spoken, solid engagement. Thanks guys!

i loved this so much

I don't write music but I write comedy and it's really cool to me hearing how musicians get ideas from stimuli around them because I absolutely do that with comedy.

Stu saying he hasint written much unfathomable 😅 KG and LW time era BF 3000 six months after this Onmnium Gatherum and Made in Timeland just over a year from this time period Then ice Death Planets Laminated Denim and Changes, which we know Changes was written over a five year time frame since 2017

I may have a book title for ya.

She opened for Ray Lamontagne last night and she was amazing!

these 2 sound brain dead

The guy literally wrote a song on the stage. Total improv. He's got a ton of songs that have never made a record. ruclips.net/video/ODGkncG1IJ4/видео.html

So you have a boyfriend? That's cool the reason your in my life is to help me catch these cocksuckers.. HOOK in the Mouth a HOOK. Thank you Lauren Mayberry take care sweetheart 😊🙏🖐️

I've got so many people on hooks and they don't even know I'm on to them... It's so funny when it's time to reel them in they it to late for them to get off the Hook 😂 A Bro 😡🖕

i love her so much. i hope to be able to articulate what i want to communicate as well as she does someday

Glad you did this. The likes don’t do it Justice. Keep it up. 🎉

I love that she has the same sorts of thoughts about stationery that always make me feel weird.

For me as a poet, this conversion was priceless. Thank you very much

stuart

hi, where is the rest pof the interview? thanks!

great interview - as a fan of chvrches' music, it was awesome to get Lauren's thoughts on the songwriting process. the common theme that seemed to emerge was that a large part of songwriting happens while not sitting at a notebook or instrument, both in the immediate term (having something to occupy the conscious mind to "free" the subconsious mind creatively), and the longer term ("putting in the work"). and absolutely agree: the right pens and notebooks are essentials :p

I love this podcast / video series. This one was extremely inspiring. One of my favorite episodes so far. I stumbled on these on my way to perform at a songwriter festival. I've been listening to the interviews and checking out their records mentioned from the post for inspiration. Amazing stuff! Thank you for these interviews. They've been a great road companion this tour.

So glad to stumble upon your channel Ben, this is EXACTLY the type of interview I want to see with my favorite artists. The whole process of writing is equally as fascinating as the music itself for me

His songs have an unbelievable range of styles and themes. Genius.

Way late to the party on this one but this was a really insightful interview, thanks for this!

Mike's journaling process reverberates with me. I love keeping my notes on index cards then sort them by subject in an old card catalogue box. Love your channel and Doughty so!

25:30

She's such an amazing talent, a true rockstar!

What an amazing interview! Thank you

I was compose Many composition for this band... Any respost. Apreciated.

Thank you for this channel! Love watching your videos before writing. Inspires me deeply. Keep going!

I didn't know Stanley Tucci was so into music! Haha. Nice interview, needs more views. On a lot of these topics I think it reaaaally depends on the person. For some people tough times will create great art, for others it will be the opposite and they are too depressed/whatever to be productive. Same with the hours thing, I find I'm MOST productive late at night (night owl for sure) but yeah for some people it's those early AM hours after waking. We're definitely a diverse species.

I just recently found Sarahs music. This was very interesting. Thank you

the influence of frank herbert on king gizz makes so much sense. futurism and environmentalism. love to see it.

Love the poster of Scott in the background

I hope she stays the course..

this lil lady is going to be a legend. in 50 years ppl are going to look back at these interviews on the cusp of her hitting it huge and think about how the world didnt know a legend was in the making... Reminds me of when Elvis would stay with my great grandparents when he was playing in town years before he was famous. they knew he was amazing but they had no clue just how big hed get. They just wanted to help him anyway they could.

I didn't know much about Steve Gunn and saw him play for the first time the other night at Zebulon in Los Angeles. He and his band put on an incredible show. His music is a revelation in his ability to tap into deep emotions and the subconscious, something I get from Thom Yorke's work as well. Thank you for this great interview and letting Steve speak about his inspiration and process. I feel like I found new worlds to explore in terms of Steve's influences and approaches to songwriting and living a creative life.

It is really cool to see ben open up about his personal life like this, his willingness to talk about everything makes me like band of horses that much more

Hey Ben! Y'all need to push In Need Of Repair...it's brilliant