Diana Walsh Pasulka

It's obsession.

There's a different thing to that.

Do you have a photo of it or anything?

That's cool.

Yeah.

The reason why this podcast is called The Joe Rogan Experience is because I think Jimi Hendrix is a religious figure.

I think, I mean, the guy died at 27, which when I was 27, I was a fucking moron.

I had never done anything good.

This guy had transcended the normal boundaries of what music was and had tapped into something, whatever it was.

But when you listen to Voodoo Child, to this day, I've listened to that song thousands of times.

But if I'm on my way to go do something cool...

And I listen to that song like loud in my car.

It's just like it's – he tapped into something that was just out of this realm, inaccessible to the average person that plays a guitar, inaccessible to the average artist.

He hit some crazy vibration.

And I've always got that feeling when I listen to his stuff.

It's always like moved me in a very weird way where I'm just completely captivated, like immersed in the sounds, immersed in his music.

So he knew he did that.

Yeah, that you're tapping into something that's higher than normal consciousness.

Well, the people that I know that do do it for those reasons, I'm going to be famous.

I'm going to be this.