Music lifestyle.

[vurt]

It's not important for me to let people know I'm a producer on a daily basis. But I do attend the Producers Pride Parade every year to show my solidarity.

You have to come out one day.

if you do 'a ton of drugs' you can burn out fast, but perchance leave a few brilliant works. if you do 'no drugs' you can work hard at it and be in it for the long haul, but may miss making that 'home run, drug-induced hit'. you can still be brilliant with 'no drugs', but the musical landscape of the past 50 years or so (at least) is littered with the deaths of countless drug-addled artists, each contributing in their own way.

I think that the ratio of drug-addicts, who left their trace in music history, to drug-addicts, who simply died without any trace at all, is not in favour of drug-addicted artists. Therefore, it's not advisable to indulge yourself into drug addiction in hope of becoming next Kurt Cobain (or whoever else). I suggest to have more reasons than that

they makedoing the dishes more fun.

[RunBeerRun]

I had really bad asthma as a child-took daily pills, had an inhaler, and couldn't exercise much.

Since drinking one cup of coffee a day I am thin, but able as anyone else. I started playing guitar about 6 years before I started drinking coffee, but being sensible w/drugs helps.

Drugs are illegal because people refuse sense. Driving a car at 50 mph is dangerous, but you don't walk across town, you think it through carefully and make it out ok.