I have this theory that we don't progress musically much past our highschool years. I think what happens is that it's like a small escape from our reality. With the benefit of hindsight, in highschool, things were easy but we thought they were complex or confusing. Girls, hormones, homework...
When we get out into the real world things become much more complicated. You need money to do what you want, so you need a job, then you start balancing a wife and a kid between your job and whatever hobbies you've picked up.
Popping in an old CD takes you back, on a sunconscience level, to a time when things made much more sense to you only after you grew up a little.
Or, I dunno, maybe the banana I ate this morning had weed in it.
When we get out into the real world things become much more complicated. You need money to do what you want, so you need a job, then you start balancing a wife and a kid between your job and whatever hobbies you've picked up.
Popping in an old CD takes you back, on a sunconscience level, to a time when things made much more sense to you only after you grew up a little.
Or, I dunno, maybe the banana I ate this morning had weed in it.
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