Never Compromise Your Creativity with David Lynch | Russell Brand
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
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A clip from the upcoming Under The Skin podcast with film director, legend and genius David Lynch.
You can listen to the entire podcast this Saturday 18th May on Luminary. Get it here: luminary.link/russell
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David Lynch is one of the coolest people to ever live.
Don’t worry Russell, I will never compromise my creativity with David Lynch
LOL, so obviously funny...thanks.
But think about it, David Lynch will 100% compromise your creativity in a nightmarish way.
I compromised my creativity with David in 2008 and still regret it to this day 😢
The only way to really zone out into your craft, letting creativity take over and forgetting the concept of time. Being fully present.
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You are a genius
O'SSÉIN - Master Your Mind With Me You are not wrong but also not letting money distract
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So true!
This will happen naturally when the craft that you're engaged in is ever so slightly too difficult, but driven by a vision (the idea of a potential future). When you are completely focused on transforming matter in to something that you envision, time doesn't even factor in (it only factors in the sense that you'll probably need to stop in 2 hours to walk your dog or something like that).
David Lynch is one of the last, true artistic geniuses we have left. A brilliant, truly unique, truly surreal, truly profound, pure artist. They’re a dying breed. David Lynch must be protected at all costs.
I'm 23 and I'm jealous of that guys hair line.
He is probably rich but I don't know many planes he has.
he has great hair indeed
A life of never compromising your creativity means you end up staying young well past what most people consider to be old
@@mrsimoncote Fantastically stupid :) well done.
I'm dead and I'm dead dead dead.
How blessed you are to sit there and talk to David Lynch. Such a unique human being. His work and view of things truly had a huge impact on my life. I always felt bad because I absolutely hate compromise (with democracy not being possible without it and all..), and what he said there made me feel better :) And I'm gonna print that doughnut saying on a t-shirt. Keep up the great work, Russell
‘Realise the ideas you fall in love with’
I like that
On mindfulness. Have you ever noticed how you perform better at a task when you’re not thinking about it? Reflexes are automatic, in tune.
That place they call the zone.
That's because your attention isn't split. When you're thinking, feeling something unrelated, or focused on anything other than the work/task you're doing, it splits your focus and you can't invest yourself fully. But the flow state becomes natural when your attention is wholly and completely on what you are doing. This is how I get my best work, and it's how I enjoy work.
Dude did Russel crack the code on how to get Lynch to give good answers?!
I can’t wait until Saturday I feel like this could be one of the best conversations ever.
I feel like a lot of interviewers are disingenuous and focused too much on getting great soundbites that they forget to just have a real conversation. Russell is just genuine and in turn, David is genuine and open right back.
Was it?
David is such an important artist and inspiration for me as an artist. Without him I would have not allowed my self to be far outside of conventional art. Invaluable. I don’t know how to thank you enough since over 20 years wanting to say this to you! Thank you
❤
What an awakened conversation between two beautiful minds❤
Cynthia Domenack totally not awkward
@@johnanthony6261 hmmm do you feel my comment is awkward???
@@johnanthony6261 I thought it said "awkward". But it doesn't
this conversation is hilarious. :)
I bought Mentors only because I've read Recovery. It's very good and an excellent read.
i bought.mentos i like mints
Wow russell liked your comment, rare
Bought Recovery for my mum, who is giving up smoking, she messaged me today saying she's read half of it and can't put it down!
Your creativity is the deepest expression of your soul 🙏🏼
David's hair alone belongs in a museum of fine art. I mean c'mon who's his stylist I need that number.
Give the man a medal ☕🎖️
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In the middle of the most horrible psychosis that I have ever experienced. I watched David Lynch's meditation video and focused on my breathing. I would not have lived through that excruciating horrific experience without it. I just wanted to die. I have been a meditater now for years and have turned my life around 100%. Having been stricken with a severe form of bipolar I can tell right now you are reading a ghosts post. I should not be here right now. Not only am I here, but I am loving life more than I ever knew was possible. Expanding my consciousness every day. More, importantly I got my creative energies flowing in the right direction.
"Realize the ideas that you fall in love with"
Wow, what an amazing guy. I always pictured him as a kinda Salvador Dali-esque oddball. But he seems to be one of the warmest and most down to earth people ever. And that’s a brilliant metaphor for the creative process, recreating what’s on your mental Tv screen. I definitely know the feeling when what you’re creating doesn’t match up with what’s in your head, it’s like staring at an imposter
Brand has become my new fav. Sat next to Lynch on a plane - very nice man - very normal. Also very underrated!
Come and see me and David Lynch in conversation in LA on 9th June! All proceeds go to the Peggy Albrecht Friendly House - a centre for women in recovery. It would be great to see you there! Please spread the word: www.fondatheatre.com/events/detail/374847
Every word David says goes so deep.Loving how his hands 🖐 are so expressive
Also transcending everyday is an idea I’m in love with.
Listened to the ful podcast. Fascinated and completely compelling. Youur friendship is fantastic and what can I say... David Lynch.. the genius 46 years meditator is one of us!❤️wonderful and ordinary!
I'm really becoming a fan of these videos. Wonderful
lets go 2 find dorothy and tinman before tea time so they can enjoy jam sandwiches and pop with us whoopee lifes so much fun in lala land
Are you still a fan?
My most creative moments come from jumping off a cliff and building my wings mid air. I love making animations on youtube
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You are a genius
What did you build the wings out of? Did you bring construction materials with you when you jumped off a cliff, or did you catch a bird on the way down?
close your eyes, trust your Cape and fall. or trust love and fly.
necessity is the mother of all invention etc
Thank you. Both of you. ❤️❤️
The classic Lynch finger wiggle
Sometimes it makes me laugh like he's tickling my brain.
He is dissipating the excess charge he's drawn from the universe in order to fulfil his ideas out thru his fingers back into the ether.
Once Again... Two brilliant minds at Meet! Long time follower of each ....Lynch came first of course. Thank you for brightening UP, Brand! A decade ago, I imagine interviewing the interesting people that you are now, was simply not possible then. Now it IS. Lucky knowing is, for all of us.
I could listen to David all day. Thanks Russell for this! Namaste.
Wow even David Lynch is down to earth next to Russell Brand
But David Lynch is always down to earth, that's why every single actress actor who works with him talks about him as if he is their father or grandma. He always seems to be down to earth, modest and actually a really really nice human being. His mind may be a vast space of WOWNESS but he himself looks homey, relaxed and down to earth :)
Stephanie Anne here in a meditational groggyness as AM I listening to the two of you talking about Meditation & Creativity!
I AM loving the mediation talk, and YES, I AM
in more peace, r
Calmer, less Stressed + much more!
I was at your show in Hollywood, CA and I AM the Woman who asked a question of Russell first, David Lynch second and Bobby Roth (leading the question) and a great introduction by the Hilarious Jane Lynch!
My question was and still is, "Do you believe that LOVE can SAVE the WORLD?" This question appeared to set the tone for the whole show! I AM still THRILLED about this fact!
My question comes up at approximately 22.43 in the times ng of the video. I AM full of Humility. and GRATITUDE!
I gave Russell a necklace bobble of the World with a sparkling diamond that says LOVE!
NOTE: The capital letters used are for emphasis, rather than
YELLING!!!!!
My Vision is to get a Podcast going on but first go on Russell Brands show
Several of my comments have been pinned by Russell himself! Its quite the BLESSING I have been holding this vision as a Sacred one created back in 2006. only 22 years! I have no patients do I?
My website is on FB not the META and I would be honored & humbled once again if you guys could go to my page? The FB name is Stephanie Anne Main go to E.C.H.O. EARTH CONSCIOUSNESS HEART OPENING which appears to be happening! In a strange way Covid was such a BLESSING when looking back upon it!
In all Sincerity, Stephanie Anne
Namaste' AKU MANU
Don’t compromise the music at the end of your videos Russell, it sounds like the bonus round on Street Fighter II
it's the continue screen! 9 8 7 haha genius
Will do.
“To be truly creative is to not let inspiration corrupt your authenticity”
Two of my favourite men together. Wonderful ❤️
I always thought I was too young to get David Lynch movies, now in my forties I've come to realise I'm not smart enough. But I do enjoy watching them. They need multiple viewings.
That may depend on what qualifies as "getting" them. I'd say enjoying watching them is quite enough.
Mr Lynch is looking well. Very well in fact.
888rogermoore When people take care of themselves.
sexy, even
Needed this today. Perhaps every day. Wonderful!
He’s right about compromise on a political level as well. The argument to moderation fallacy suggests that contrary to what some people believe there is no compromise between a right and left if they are extreme - there is no compromise between slavery and the outlawing of slavery, or corporate fascism and social democracy.
The compromise between two opposed positions tends to favor the most extreme or violent group.
But the silver lining or whatever is that the majority consensus does not favor slavery, most people do not favor corporate fascism either.
I think he’s right - in a time of peace or democracy we would know the way to go - it would be clear. It is clear.
Even in America where everybody has become so propagandized the majority polls in favor of what works in healthcare and economics in favor of social and economic justice and in favor of compassion etc.
And I also think that art can save the world as they say... I think that that is entirely possible. An album or a game or an amazing novel can save lives and give people the meaning that drudgery labor cannot...
Thanks for this, I’m honestly sick of David Lynch walking into my room when I’m writing and saying “oh, yeah, I don’t think you’ve got the right POV character in this scene” or “this story needs a love subplot, get to it.”
Beautifull head.two heads thinking.
I love the little TV idea that really makes a lot of sense thanks again and thank you for making it short and sweet cuz it stinks in
I very much enjoy your by-yourself videos where you address the audience and share your point of views
I've compromised so much in my life. One thing for another. I'm trying to turn things around.
RUSSEL you really know ♥️
"I fall in love with certain ideas" the most Aquarius thing to ever say
David is my idol
“You got a t.v. screen in your brain-box...”. LOL!
Love to see the whole thing!
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Fuck yeah! David Lynch!
Those are some cool chairs
In The Satanic Verses, Rushdie fell in love with the idea of creatively ransacking Islam. In 'saying goodbye' to creative inhibitions he said hello to a backlash from unyielding believers who took offense at their sacred content being parodied and satirized. The Great Liberal Blindspot (often called the Liberal Paradox), in the context here of art, is that all parties MUST share this fundamental(ist) belief in the primacy of the imagination i.e. 'I DEMAND that you be as tolerant as me'. Those self-permissioning artists who metaphorically and figuratively stalk others (because True Believers do not differentiate between themselves and their beliefs) should be accepting of the bounty placed on their heads. Indeed they should wear it like a Crown of Secular Thorns. Anything less introduces asymetric totalitarianism. It's not a catastrophe that artists should risk death for their art. In fact it's rather romantic and would probably weed out a lot of punters.
That little Bell is always ON from across the pond. You just make sure you keep Stroking this sort of content for a while at least.
Where’s the whole thing?!?
Wait, I was really looking forward to watching and hearing this episode. But from what I read and understand, this Luminary thing is the way forward. But the issue is, it's not available in e.g. Sweden? + most of the world actually. What's the intention of doing it this way? To limit the audience to only English-speaking countries? I'm really confused..
Not good not good. Guess we'll never see the full interview.
Two of my heroes / gurus in the same vid .. holy cows.
lovely. thank you.
In relation to what they were saying about not judging actions morally, or judging them at all, two segments of scripture pop into focus which -- I believe, at least -- offer significant insight into valuable wiadom:
"A good tree can not bear bad fruit."
Think of a person with a healthy moral compass. They themselves would never willingly compromise their values no matter what they did. To the point that they wouldn't even seriously consider taking any action that deviates from their value system. And values can and do change. Therefore a person is never able to willingly act against their own nature.
Secondly, the tree of knowledge of good and evil vs the tree of eternal life. The metaphor is presented in such a way that explains the rules: it's impossible to eat from both trees simultaneously. Eating from the tree of eternal life means NOT eating from knowledge of good and evil, and vice versa.
Now consider this: the knowledge of good and evil creates judgement. In order for something to be good or evil, something must be inherently right or wrong. In order for something to be "right", you're inherently comparing against a "wrong". True self acceptance, true acceptance of others, true lov.e is without condition. It just exists as a constant. It's given freely. Therefor it's only possible to truly accept oneself (or others) once we separate ourselves from some idea of "right". Ultimately this means we've stopped eating from the tree of knowledge of good and evil. And thus all fruit that remains is fruit of eternal life -- love -- God.
I'm certain I could have worded this better but I'm rushing it out.
are all the podcasts now behind a paywall? can't even sign up to luminary in my country
Luminary?
can't wait to hear the whole thing, super interesting stuff
SO good I listened to the whole podcast twice! Thanks :0
I agree on the compromise statement
No compromise 🤔
David Lynch thank you for this !!!!!!!!!!!!! Way too short though.
Gotta admit that his work is not my favorite, but I love hearing him talk and sharing how he thinks. You da man Russell!
This is an awesome chat and I love what he says about never having control of how something fruits. It's kind of like all experiences in the weird and wonderful journey of life really, suck it and see =P
Proper agree with the no compromising too, people do that in relationships instead of just having an understanding and it never lasts. One of the reasons why most people that get married get divorced these days, sad.
im so happy about this i love it
RB kind of looks like that devil in heels character from powerpuff girls here
He is right.
"You would see very plainly the best way to (THANKgSo FOR WATCHING THIS POD CAST" -Russell Brand)
Russel, amazing videos
Yes I think I agree with him on compromise, especially with artistic ideas...if there's a will, there's a way hey 😘
How & why does Russell Brand get all these highly interesting guests???
AMAZING
I absolutely love these videos...
great interview - thank you!
Russell, you're such an inspiration my brother. Keep this up, love the content
😂😂😂 I remember Russell telling that story to Matt on their podcast
millie, yeah. And Matt taking a p*ss saying, “You got a T.V. screen in your brainbox.”😆😆😆
Love what David says about Compromise. At first I felt myself disagreeing but his final point makes perfect sense... You go with what's best.
Blue velevet
I think this is why certain people work best alone and others in teams, I tend to compromise a lot when working with others and this always leads to disappointment, when I do stuff alone I feel the possibilities are endless and there is really no limitation, the end result is pure.
@@MrMadalien I do think compromise is important but finding the best solution between everyone showing common sense is best. not everyone shows sense though thats the trouble.
Please interview Peter Fenvick! His research could actually give many of your listeners more purpose in life! Love!
"What are you like when you're at your best"
Probably one of your best yet Russell as you did less of the talking but asked David some great questions.... shame that David was cut off short just when he was getting into his flow. Keep em coming mate...the best things in life are free!, p.s I like the reference of your old sex addict tv in your head and making it humorous.
Excellent video
Dude thanks for posting these. David is my hero. Such a beautiful mind.
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Thanks for another interesting perspective. Hmmm. Now I want doughnut.
holy fuck , is there a full version of this?
Keep your eye on the donut, not the hole. Can I use that in a book?
Russell/Lynch
Is there any other way to watch the full podcast that's not through luminary? It's not available in my country...
nope, luminary is annoying as fuck, the netflix model for podcasts, I dont think the service will do well
Why is there no full video of the interview? Only 2 clips?
These two guys have too much charisma combined - I basically didn’t pick up a word they said.
How can we watch the full interview?
Does anyone know how to watch the podcast? Or where to find it? Thank you! :-)
i wish Lynch would make another movie a black and white horror type movie along the lines of the Gotta light scenes in Twin Peaks season 3
To hell with compromise
link of the full podcast
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I wish you could help me with my recovery Russell. I’d love to meet you.
David just gets upset when he doesn't have creative control he was heartbroken not getting final cut for Dune then if an audience likes something or not it's not your intended vision anyway. There are many things below the surface and things are not always as they seem and there are many layers are all common themes in his art it's layered.
I'm working on a set of paintings called "the owls are fibonacci what they seem". David, please send me a place to ship you some prints!