I have a question that's sort of been torturing me for a while now. I remember you said in an interview long ago something in the lines of your father tried to deter you from becoming a musician, that if you did that music would lose its magic. Well I was really puzzled by the fact that you didn't reflect about it during the interview. So that's my question: how do you feel about it now? Do you actually feel it has lost its romantic appeal it had during your first years of recording or do you still have the same passion going on, a few years down the road? Like how do you feel about the whole thing of making great music, but at the expense of yourself. I'd love more than anything to know your answer, as a sometimes idealistic young lad.
Oh and by the way, thank you very obviously for all the music you've made, it has meant a lot to me and I will forever look back at the last summer I spent listening on repeat to Lonerism and Innerspeaker with very fond memories. Thank you!
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Hi Kevin!
I have a question that's sort of been torturing me for a while now. I remember you said in an interview long ago something in the lines of your father tried to deter you from becoming a musician, that if you did that music would lose its magic. Well I was really puzzled by the fact that you didn't reflect about it during the interview. So that's my question: how do you feel about it now? Do you actually feel it has lost its romantic appeal it had during your first years of recording or do you still have the same passion going on, a few years down the road? Like how do you feel about the whole thing of making great music, but at the expense of yourself. I'd love more than anything to know your answer, as a sometimes idealistic young lad.
Oh and by the way, thank you very obviously for all the music you've made, it has meant a lot to me and I will forever look back at the last summer I spent listening on repeat to Lonerism and Innerspeaker with very fond memories. Thank you!
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