There’s a large part of me that doesn’t like asking for help. For some reason, saying “I can’t do this alone” has been something that a lot of us have been conditioned to do, and that’s soul-wrenching when you think about it. We’re social creatures, humans. We’re literally built to need help from other people, and there isn’t anything wrong with that.
One of the worst feelings is definitely being in a bad place mentally and having to start from what feels like nothing to gaining routines and structure again. Trying to go from being practically unable to get out of bed to sticking to a schedule or any plan is a long, strenuous, uphill battle that the rest of the world does not wait for you to fight.
“Steve Morse once told me there was nothing like having 5 guys in band out of college hungry for the sheer pleasure of playing together in front of an audience.”
When you adore a band and practically everything they’ve done, it can be a bit difficult to decide on one single track to feature on a playlist, but “Drive Your Car” became a no-brainer.
“I have always been a fan of his playing, first in Jimmy Page’s band The Firm and then in Blue Murder with John Sykes on guitar/vocals and Carmine Appice on drums. I recorded the drums live with Reggie Pryor and I played all guitar rhythms, melodies, and solos.”
“After a couple of months, he sent me the song Buck Naked, his manager told me you won’t be disappointed, and he was damn right! I loved Buck Naked so much that I put it on the Guitar Masters Series 4 release.”
Sometimes it can be hard to let things go. Whether it’s people, relationships, plans, or anything else, letting something go can be one of the most difficult things we as humans do.
English band Free’s “I’m a Mover” is music to my ears, and it’s the track I want to listen to while driving my pony on a stretch of cracked grey highway over green hills.
“Kazumi who??? I know most of you wouldn’t know the name Kazumi Watanabe, however he is a great fusion guitarist from Japan.”
Yeat is currently running the underground hip hop scene. His success stems from persistance, but more importantly – virality…