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| TjS: |
...my singing outside the shower. I didn't really learn it, I mean, put some Mozart sheet-music in front of me and I'll still play you some Third Eye Blind. You could say I'm a... one-man Third Eye Blind cover-band. Actually I'd appreciate it if you would. Anything but? Anyway, I also write songs and record them, which is great 'cause it's a lot easier to play back a song-recording than it is to... get a theatrical production together. |
| Pss: |
Have you ever got a theatrical production together? |
| TjS: |
When I was in high school, everybody else could play the guitar. So all my friends were in bands and I was acting in plays and it occurred to me... I could start writing plays, and directing and producing them, and it'd be sort of like a rock concert. I also had green hair back then, so I guess all my ideas were kind of... Anyway, so I did and it's really given me an appreciation for the people these days, who put on my plays. I've had a couple on Off-Broadway and such, it's really exciting. Someday I hope to make some kind of living at it so people will start thinking of 'artistic' as a career choice and not a... learning disability. |
| Pss: |
And the comic strip art? |
| TjS: |
Yeah, that's part of it too. The disability thing, I mean, it's the drawing that stopped me from learning anything in school. There's probably a pill I could have taken for that, they'd diagnose it earlier if it happened these days. But it's come in handy here and there, and lately I've used it as... |
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