The Rumpus Mini-Interview Project: Jeff Tweedy
“The fact is we’re all living part of one long song.”
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...moreEven though I’ve only had my 12-string for two years, this is my favorite guitar.
...moreMy parents told me, “This is a special one for the queen.”
...moreI still had the dress and decided to wear it.
...moreSven Ratzke discusses his new show, WHERE ARE WE NOW.
...moreIt’s good to know I’ll always be prepared for what’s out there.
...moreIt was like a nationwide Yellow Pages of radio.
...moreIt’s beyond comfort food. And when I’m out on the road it’s a signifier of home.
...moreWherever I go out on tour, I always have a book with me, and another for when I’m finished.
...moreIn a lot of ways, I kind of gave up on my body.
...moreIt really was art imitating life imitating art imitating life.
...more[B]eing a weirdo is what creativity is all about.
...moreIt’s such a powerful symbol of who she was.
...moreI’ve never been a hair person, but I’ve always been a hat person.
...moreI was entranced, wondering who made it and why.
...moreI wasn’t into girl stuff, but I loved James Bond!
...moreEven though it’s all backed up, I worry about losing it all.
...moreAli Fitzgerald discusses her new graphic memoir, DRAWN TO BERLIN.
...moreWhen I was growing up, I was surrounded by art and music.
...moreNew album releases to enjoy these last few weeks of summer!
...moreI’ve always had a voyeuristic relationship with social media.
...moreIt felt like someone had taken my memories from me.
...moreI’ve worked through the pain, and made something useful and creative out of it.
...moreThe thing I’ve learned about kids is that you only ever get a glimpse of the grown-up people they’ll become.
...moreTo pull into a rest area and get a bag of KFC or McDonald’s or whatever is kind of soul crushing, or at least it is for us.
...moreWhat myths or distortions have you been told about your own family?
...more“These songs are not just sweet confections. They’re talking about real things, like pain, and not being able to connect.”
...more[I]t’s taken me back to those memories of recording at my dad’s, and the stuff that took him back into his past, and ultimately into my future.
...moreAside from his endless capacity for self-invention, Bowie changed the way we experience our own sense of identity.
...moreI’m not a trained musician, but my grandma helped me to become fearless…
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