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when what was once close is further away than you could every imagine...
and the once distant is now conventional..
you wish you still had it all.
you fight between absence and existing.
and the once distant is now conventional..
you wish you still had it all.
you fight between absence and existing.
1. You and I, we're definitely the higher-education types. Our respective siblings, they have skills, but they don't really..... flourish in academic settings. How does this affect your family dynamic (if at all)?
2. I was an amateur musician, and you and I shared similar experiences in the ensembles we played in. But, going from an amateur to a full-fledged musician takes more than some natural talent: it takes a commitment to improving yourself as a musician. Since I'll never know, tell me all about the journey of self-discovery you've been on. Has it been inspirational and life-affirming or any of that smarmy crap?
3. As Andrew Robinson found out in my interview, I'm not into the old music. You, on the other hand are down with the old school. How did that come into your life and what do you appreciate about all those things that have been already done?
4. What about the giant ball of shit thats going to hit the fan when North American consumption patterns reach China? Are you into the idea of massive, horrible lack of anything resembling our past life? What about cars? Will you miss them?
5. Finally: since this is an interview, what aspect of your personality do you wish more people would ask you about? What things about yourself do you not get to express as much as you wish? Consider this the free-form part of the interview.
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