Randy Blythe
๐ค SpeakerAppearances Over Time
Podcast Appearances
When I quit the day job and the band became full-time, I no longer had any sort of restraint, except for when I was on stage or in the studio. There's nothing telling me not to drink every day.
When I quit the day job and the band became full-time, I no longer had any sort of restraint, except for when I was on stage or in the studio. There's nothing telling me not to drink every day.
And I had some money in my pocket for the first time in my life, and my alcoholism just progressed. And I think it was already there. Like, in retrospect, I'm looking at it, it got worse and worse, though. And particularly in our culture, I think it's changing now. I think the paradigm is changing. I think kids are smarter now.
And I had some money in my pocket for the first time in my life, and my alcoholism just progressed. And I think it was already there. Like, in retrospect, I'm looking at it, it got worse and worse, though. And particularly in our culture, I think it's changing now. I think the paradigm is changing. I think kids are smarter now.
And I had some money in my pocket for the first time in my life, and my alcoholism just progressed. And I think it was already there. Like, in retrospect, I'm looking at it, it got worse and worse, though. And particularly in our culture, I think it's changing now. I think the paradigm is changing. I think kids are smarter now.
I don't think they think it's cool to be a drunken train wreck anymore. but we did from the heavy metal world. And our band is from that. And even in the more punk rock scene I come from, there's a long history of junkies and so forth.
I don't think they think it's cool to be a drunken train wreck anymore. but we did from the heavy metal world. And our band is from that. And even in the more punk rock scene I come from, there's a long history of junkies and so forth.
I don't think they think it's cool to be a drunken train wreck anymore. but we did from the heavy metal world. And our band is from that. And even in the more punk rock scene I come from, there's a long history of junkies and so forth.
Yeah. He was 21 years old.
Yeah. He was 21 years old.
Yeah. He was 21 years old.
Yeah.
Yeah.
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Yeah. So that sort of mythos, I bought into that. Of course I drink. I'm in a heavy metal band.
Yeah. So that sort of mythos, I bought into that. Of course I drink. I'm in a heavy metal band.
Yeah. So that sort of mythos, I bought into that. Of course I drink. I'm in a heavy metal band.
And being a train wreck kind of was expected. So it got worse and worse, though. My band was doing better and better, and I was getting worse and worse until finally in 2010, we were in Australia on tour with Metallica. And I woke up one day, and I looked out on my hotel room balcony, and it was a beautiful day in Australia, Brisbane. And I was like, I don't want to live anymore.
And being a train wreck kind of was expected. So it got worse and worse, though. My band was doing better and better, and I was getting worse and worse until finally in 2010, we were in Australia on tour with Metallica. And I woke up one day, and I looked out on my hotel room balcony, and it was a beautiful day in Australia, Brisbane. And I was like, I don't want to live anymore.
And being a train wreck kind of was expected. So it got worse and worse, though. My band was doing better and better, and I was getting worse and worse until finally in 2010, we were in Australia on tour with Metallica. And I woke up one day, and I looked out on my hotel room balcony, and it was a beautiful day in Australia, Brisbane. And I was like, I don't want to live anymore.