michelej1
06-27-2014, 01:06 PM
[My worlds collide. David Duchovny talking about LB. And in my opinion, Lindsey is the only creature as beautiful as Gillian, so she can feel free to talk about him any time she wants as well. Also, Josh Jackson, if you ever want to talk about Lindsey .... well, the truth is Josh can talk about anything. It hardly matters.]
Billboard, June 27, 2014 by Steve Baltin
http://www.billboard.com/articles/columns/pop-shop/6140993/the-sun-sets-on-californication-david-duchovy-discusses-the-shows
David Duchovny: I want to see Fleetwood Mac tonight, but I think I’m going to be working too late. I’ve never seen Fleetwood Mac and I’d like to see them. I’ve always thought [Lindsey Buckingham] is a really interesting, good guitarist.
He’s better now than ever just from years of practice, even though there is this idea that as a musician you wash up at a certain age.
I’ve thought about the same thing. As an actor, at least somebody like me, I think some actors are immediately who they are. I never felt that way. I felt it took me a while to get to a certain point, and now I feel like I’m getting too old to use all these things that I’ve learned. It’s kind of sad sometimes when you feel you’ve served this apprenticeship in a way, not to someone, but to yourself. And then our culture is so kind of youth oriented that the best practitioners, let’s just stick musically, it’s hard for them to find an outlet. I’m not saying Lindsey Buckingham doesn’t have an outlet, but the point is guys like that have been playing their whole lives have gotten better. The norm is that you work less and less or there is less and less interest in your work, which is too bad, because I think as people get older, their work gets more interesting.
Billboard, June 27, 2014 by Steve Baltin
http://www.billboard.com/articles/columns/pop-shop/6140993/the-sun-sets-on-californication-david-duchovy-discusses-the-shows
David Duchovny: I want to see Fleetwood Mac tonight, but I think I’m going to be working too late. I’ve never seen Fleetwood Mac and I’d like to see them. I’ve always thought [Lindsey Buckingham] is a really interesting, good guitarist.
He’s better now than ever just from years of practice, even though there is this idea that as a musician you wash up at a certain age.
I’ve thought about the same thing. As an actor, at least somebody like me, I think some actors are immediately who they are. I never felt that way. I felt it took me a while to get to a certain point, and now I feel like I’m getting too old to use all these things that I’ve learned. It’s kind of sad sometimes when you feel you’ve served this apprenticeship in a way, not to someone, but to yourself. And then our culture is so kind of youth oriented that the best practitioners, let’s just stick musically, it’s hard for them to find an outlet. I’m not saying Lindsey Buckingham doesn’t have an outlet, but the point is guys like that have been playing their whole lives have gotten better. The norm is that you work less and less or there is less and less interest in your work, which is too bad, because I think as people get older, their work gets more interesting.