The rule is not written anywhere, it’s not etched in any – but, I mean, that’s the prevailing attitude of this entire society. Don’t have an adventure.
BOB WEIRI think it’s real important that people understand where the music comes from. If you can see where the music comes from, you can also see the future. It gives you a trajectory.
More Bob Weir Quotes
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You can watch a bug crawling around for minutes at a time–just sit and marvel at its complexity, the utter bugness of it. I’ve learned to do that again.
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What’s changed? I’m a dad. That’s fundamental. Watching your kids grow, you go back a bit.
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The pervasive attitude is that it’s crazy to invite more danger into your life.
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That’s right! The women are smarter!
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We have cultural depth. We get all kinds of stuff to chew on, to live on.
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The ones that catch your eye are the ones that are basically people who live on the road and follow us around. They’re a small percentage of the audience, but they’re quite visible. The ones who aren’t visible are the stockbrokers, lawyers, doctors, housewives.
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What I like best about music is when time goes away.
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The same song on a different day was a different song.
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We have a society that’s trying to make sure that nobody gets any adventures because adventures are dangerous and danger is bad.
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I think if people value democracy, they had damn well better get out and exercise their right to vote while their vote still means something.
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Our lives are interesting.
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Dynamic benign neglect.
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Bicycles are almost as good as guitars for meeting girls.
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What if all tomorrow brings is ashes and glass, and I can’t tell you child, ‘this too shall pass.’ If all the world were windswept, cold and gray. And in the end there’s nothing left to say.
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I think it’s real important that people understand where the music comes from. If you can see where the music comes from, you can also see the future. It gives you a trajectory.
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