Bert Kreischer

It's kind of the same thing.

The world starts to open up and become something much more friendly and much...

more manageable when you get the fuck out in it.

And I know that's hard.

It's hard to say, well, how am I supposed to get to Europe?

How am I supposed to go to Asia?

That's not what I'm talking about.

Part of my motivation in being in a band was, wow, if we can make this happen, we get to go into the world.

A long time.

Over 25 years or something, I imagine.

You were in New York for a while.

I was in New York.

The first check that we ever got in the Black Crowes, I moved to New York.

so it's an open e yeah so he tunes to open e so that's why it has a different timbre when you play it on a standard tuning it won't it won't really sound the same how can i a little in the weeds do you remember the first time hearing rich play that yeah of course i mean we

I mean, we wrote that song and then just kind of had, it didn't really fit what we were, you know, doing.

But we were, I had moved out, but Rich was still at Mom and Dad's for a long time.

But I would still be out there or whatever.

How old were you?

I mean, he's 16, 17, so I was 19, 20 maybe.

Yeah.