Glen Phillips

Yeah, I like all the modes. And even for performance, I mean, Toad has much more of a show that is somewhat... We're making slight adjustments in it, but it tends to be a lot the same every night, whereas my solo stuff, I never make a real...

Set list I just write down 40 songs and play whatever in whatever order I get to flow more with it and I get to play songs from all the different projects I do there's a lot more Creative freedom in that but I mean singing is a creative act making music and playing music as a creative act and even if we're doing the same set one of my wife's favorite quotes is

Set list I just write down 40 songs and play whatever in whatever order I get to flow more with it and I get to play songs from all the different projects I do there's a lot more Creative freedom in that but I mean singing is a creative act making music and playing music as a creative act and even if we're doing the same set one of my wife's favorite quotes is

Set list I just write down 40 songs and play whatever in whatever order I get to flow more with it and I get to play songs from all the different projects I do there's a lot more Creative freedom in that but I mean singing is a creative act making music and playing music as a creative act and even if we're doing the same set one of my wife's favorite quotes is

I forget if it's Mary Oliver, but if you want to see something different, walk the same path every day, right?

I forget if it's Mary Oliver, but if you want to see something different, walk the same path every day, right?

I forget if it's Mary Oliver, but if you want to see something different, walk the same path every day, right?

Mindfulness, right? It's just sit tight, close your eyes and see what's there, right? There is also an element of playing the set that Everything feels different every night, and music's about subtleties of interaction and emotion. So there's always something to notice in there, and I think that's a place where I'm trained to notice. You know what I mean? We train our awareness.

Mindfulness, right? It's just sit tight, close your eyes and see what's there, right? There is also an element of playing the set that Everything feels different every night, and music's about subtleties of interaction and emotion. So there's always something to notice in there, and I think that's a place where I'm trained to notice. You know what I mean? We train our awareness.

Mindfulness, right? It's just sit tight, close your eyes and see what's there, right? There is also an element of playing the set that Everything feels different every night, and music's about subtleties of interaction and emotion. So there's always something to notice in there, and I think that's a place where I'm trained to notice. You know what I mean? We train our awareness.

It's not like we become uniformly aware in all situations, and you can be, I don't know, Yeah, keenly aware of the music and completely clueless on interpersonal relationships or vice versa. Yeah, I like switching the modes. I've recently come under a deep suspicion that I'm ADHD.

It's not like we become uniformly aware in all situations, and you can be, I don't know, Yeah, keenly aware of the music and completely clueless on interpersonal relationships or vice versa. Yeah, I like switching the modes. I've recently come under a deep suspicion that I'm ADHD.

It's not like we become uniformly aware in all situations, and you can be, I don't know, Yeah, keenly aware of the music and completely clueless on interpersonal relationships or vice versa. Yeah, I like switching the modes. I've recently come under a deep suspicion that I'm ADHD.

And I think mode switching is useful for me because I can go really deep into something and then when it loses its glow, I'm off to something else.

And I think mode switching is useful for me because I can go really deep into something and then when it loses its glow, I'm off to something else.

And I think mode switching is useful for me because I can go really deep into something and then when it loses its glow, I'm off to something else.

Or it's an illness caused by the availability of distraction and mode switching. I mean, I think I remember for myself, you used to just, if you were in a line, have to stand in the line. You couldn't look at the news or catch up on email or play a game. You just had to stand. And the capacity for just being, when I have found myself in the middle of a forest without

Or it's an illness caused by the availability of distraction and mode switching. I mean, I think I remember for myself, you used to just, if you were in a line, have to stand in the line. You couldn't look at the news or catch up on email or play a game. You just had to stand. And the capacity for just being, when I have found myself in the middle of a forest without

Or it's an illness caused by the availability of distraction and mode switching. I mean, I think I remember for myself, you used to just, if you were in a line, have to stand in the line. You couldn't look at the news or catch up on email or play a game. You just had to stand. And the capacity for just being, when I have found myself in the middle of a forest without

internet connectivity or devices, I tend to start with an initial panic and then find myself becoming very peaceful. But I also know that since I was a kid, I've been someone who hyper-focuses on things that are shiny and then can't concentrate at all on things that aren't shiny and tends to switch modes. For me, solo touring in particular is...