I’ve spent the greater part of my musical journey surrounded by the obsession of trying to come up with “original” ideas.
I mean, that’s how it works right? Songwriters don’t want to get sued with an accidental copyright infringement and backing-musicians are constantly trying to come up with ways to stand out from the hordes of others trying to land the same gig.
The problem is, constantly obsessing about whether my ideas are “original” or not is one of the fastest ways to take me out of the moment, stop listening to myself, and ensures that the mystical flow of ideas is almost certainly shut off.
Maybe, instead of obsessing if it’s “original” or not… maybe the goal is to simply cultivate as many great ideas as possible. But how the hell do I go about doing that? Enter: David Lynch. One of the most creative and original artists of our time.
On today’s Daily Guinness, I share some of his thoughts on where ideas come from and how to “catch” as many as possible.
David Lynch Audio Curtesy of: BAMorg & The Atlantic
※ The Scarcity Of Sparrows [Daily Guinness]
One-bag travel and the Synik 30 [feat. Richard Medek]
The Aging Artist
⬙ In Purgatory At Landmark Center
※ A Self-Imposed Life [Daily Guinness]
※ Your Journey Isn't Linear [Daily Guinness]
A Guide To Getting Your First Tattoo [2018 Repost]
"True It Up!"
Do I have to go "ALL IN" on EVERYTHING?
※ "Jack Of All Trades..." [Daily Guinness]
Rock 'n' Roll Accountability
On Fantasy Travel [Montreal, Canada]
"The Squalls Of Life" [Montreal, Canada]
Start Dating Your Art!
"The Need For Speed" (or 'The Brain Is the Enemy Of Art')
※ St. Elmo's Fire [Daily Guinness]
※ Brian Eno's "SCENIUS" theory. [Daily Guinness]
※ Bryan Cranston on being ready for luck [Daily Guinness]
※ A Bullsh*tter Gets A Sh*tty Haircut [Daily Guinness]
I Lost My Luck
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