Steve Earle on drug addition as a 13 year old (EP9/SG2 I Jackin' Around w/ Jack Ingram)

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Комментарии • 26

  • @dustybrand
    @dustybrand 14 дней назад

    What he says at 4:08 about the general tone of drinking and driving once upon a time makes me think of my childhood. It was 1976 and I was about 5 years old, standing up in the bench seat of my father's C10 pickup and with my arm around him at a red light as he sat behind the wheel drinking Sterling Big Mouth out of the brown bottle. An Alabama State Trooper pulled up next to my dad at the light and my father raised up the bottle and said "how bout it" like some sort of salute. State Trooper just sort of ignored it. Almost hard to imagine now that something like that could ride once upon a time.

  • @KittyCarlile-490
    @KittyCarlile-490 Год назад +1

    "that's a real drug" 😊

  • @bevsheard2154
    @bevsheard2154 Месяц назад

    At least he keeps it Real ' its only ugly nd h8ed if u dont understand ❤

  • @DazeyChaineMusic
    @DazeyChaineMusic 4 месяца назад +1

    Yes, Steve, we know what acid means. Glad you can pronounce a big word.

  • @wildestcowboy2668
    @wildestcowboy2668 10 месяцев назад +3

    Good musician
    Terrible liar....

    • @DazeyChaineMusic
      @DazeyChaineMusic 4 месяца назад

      Yup

    • @DazeyChaineMusic
      @DazeyChaineMusic 4 месяца назад +1

      Terrible person arguably

    • @bldallas
      @bldallas 2 месяца назад

      I was a huge fan from Guitar Town thru El Corizon. Saw him many times live. I cringe when I watch him being interviewed now, though. The stories get more and more extreme. I’ve heard the drug stuff a hundred times but straight to injecting H at 13, is a newer version on the old tail. And massive amount of LSD? Massive. It just doesn’t add up. Hell yes he’s an addict, but I do believe he’s also a braggart and story teller. I guess you can call him a liar. Either way, like I said, he’s hard to listen to these days.

  • @BevTurner-qw8hs
    @BevTurner-qw8hs 3 месяца назад

    Hmm? Still looking fame. Sad

  • @jamiegroves5155
    @jamiegroves5155 2 месяца назад

    I'm now 55 and five years clean now for nearly 4 years after nearly 40 years of heroin and methadone I lost my wife I woke up she was dead in my arms, when I woke up she broken my heart I didn't care after that I had a three month old baby girl, and thank god my parents who weren't the best parents made great very good grandparents she was loved and cared for by My mother and father I am lucky now I have a good relationship with my daughter and my four grandchildren Two boys and two girls and their 15 my oldest granddaughter and my youngest grandson is four but I have been told that she will cut All rights to them if I get back into heroin never going to do it I won't to spend time with them forever

    • @GGonmyown
      @GGonmyown 28 дней назад +1

      Glad you're still with us man

  • @TheSands83
    @TheSands83 2 года назад +4

    Addicted to LSD? Thats bullshit.. Heroin is something you get addicted to.

    • @mattjohnson5197
      @mattjohnson5197 Год назад

      Yo. Fuck you haha you can’t decide what someone is addicted to? What a weird way to go about life

    • @TheSands83
      @TheSands83 Год назад

      @@mattjohnson5197 decide? It’s fucking common sense. U don’t become addicted to acid…

    • @Rooputanatacin
      @Rooputanatacin Год назад +7

      Every mind altering substance can be addictive. Its about losing your mind and im sure Mr Earle had something to run from. I know from myself as being a drug addict at 13 years of age. It ain't normal to live that way at that age. Alcohol is most of the time the biggest problem.

    • @TheSands83
      @TheSands83 Год назад

      @@Rooputanatacin I don’t agree with that. I’ve never seen in all my years in and out of rehab seen someone come in being addicted to lsd🤣 or shrooms. It might b a Habit if u start taking more of it ..but addicted? No that’s bullshit.

    • @LovesickBluesBoi
      @LovesickBluesBoi Год назад +2

      I wouldn't agree, you can get addicted to acid, in a different way. Before I discovered acid I'd do speed, MDMA, pills. Always with tons of whiskey. I have an addictive personality, and struggled with substances since I remember. I started drinking at thirteen, and the feeling was amazing, I fell in love, like I knew what I want to do. That continued, with age I just added more things, but my favourite was whiskey and speed. Fast forward to two years ago, I started getting sober-ish, did my first shrooms, then acid, and that changed a lot. I don't do speed, MDMA, pills, coke etc. I still have my struggles with alcohol, but thanks to acid and mushrooms I've stopped hard drugs, stopped smoking ten joints daily. It can hook you up, but at the same time it gives you a perspective on your own life, and helps you dig deeper inside yourself, your soul. I have a better understanding of myself and my problems. It's like a year of therapy in one night on acid, if you want to do the work. I don't drop it just to trip balls, but i do like tripping balls when I'm done with the work. Luckily, I always knew I can't do heroin. I always felt that once I'd try, I'd never stop.