The ups and ups of the creative life with Steve Kilbey at Happiness & Its Causes 2014
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- Опубліковано 17 сер 2014
- LEARN TOOLS & TECHNIQUES FOR A HAPPIER LIFE
25 - 26 June 2018, International Convention Centre, Sydney
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Musician and poet Steve Kilbey has written some of the most loved anthems of Australian music. The iconic frontman for The Church discusses art, collaboration and philosophy.
Steve Kilbey, musician, poet and artist, and lead singer-songwriter and bass guitarist of The Church
Moderator: Barry Divola, author and journalist with Rolling Stone and The Sydney Morning Herald
I worked on a record with Kilbey in the early 90s and he was in a very creative period, and doing junk everyday. He worked very long hours and was completely committed to the music. I told him I was concerned that his addiction would eventually be his undoing. But it didn’t negatively impact the work, and likely enhanced it. I’m happy he’s clean now.
GO STEVE..................SUCH AN HONEST GUY. HAVE ALWAYS BEEN A CHURCH FAN .
Steve is an Aussie treasure
even with out of tune guitar he's a diamond
One should perhaps distinguish between happiness and peak experiences. The latter can be sad and still saught. I think strong sadness may be what sad music expedites.
Perfection
A real renaissance man..
Kilbey for PM. Happy or not.
Snark letcha down, Kilbs.
DRUGS AND ALCOHOL HAVE PRODUCED SOME OUR GREATEST TUNES .ONYA STEVE .
Kilbey legend. The interviewer is a Horses Hoof.
Kilbey told me he hated Under the Milky Way, and to never mention it again. I never did.
Steve should go to schools, and tell the kids the real truth about drugs. He's spot on about them
every body has two nature spirit and flesh ,your flesh is connected to the soul the soul is not the spirit ,your flesh is an animal , your spirit is like an angel ,we are made up of 3 parts 1 flesh ,1 soul 1 spirit ,the spirit can never die ,.
Tune that guitar!
Hey Steve, your bass notes can be played by your thumb while strumming, Am, F#, F, E. It's not your base line, but those bass notes do and always did compliment those chord changes brilliantly.
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Tune that guitar!
for real