Randy Blythe

Not everybody does that. And I think also, I think that's rather indicative of everybody's need to share everything all the time. Blah, blah, blah, blah now. Like with dial it back, maybe you'll say some smarter shit if you think about it a little bit first. So like, that's what writing is for me. It's a process.

Not everybody does that. And I think also, I think that's rather indicative of everybody's need to share everything all the time. Blah, blah, blah, blah now. Like with dial it back, maybe you'll say some smarter shit if you think about it a little bit first. So like, that's what writing is for me. It's a process.

If I have a thought about your watch and it reminds me of the way a wave breaks and I want to write a poetic paragraph about it, I just don't sit down and like Harbinger's watch curled to the left, like the way I like to surf. And it doesn't come out perfectly. I have to write and think and look for a path to make it beautiful.

If I have a thought about your watch and it reminds me of the way a wave breaks and I want to write a poetic paragraph about it, I just don't sit down and like Harbinger's watch curled to the left, like the way I like to surf. And it doesn't come out perfectly. I have to write and think and look for a path to make it beautiful.

If I have a thought about your watch and it reminds me of the way a wave breaks and I want to write a poetic paragraph about it, I just don't sit down and like Harbinger's watch curled to the left, like the way I like to surf. And it doesn't come out perfectly. I have to write and think and look for a path to make it beautiful.

We want to make music. We didn't start making music for other people. And I say this again.

We want to make music. We didn't start making music for other people. And I say this again.

We want to make music. We didn't start making music for other people. And I say this again.

Again and again, we make music for the five dudes in Lamb of God. And it's wonderful that we have fans. And it's wonderful that they have provided us with this living, which is beyond my wildest dreams. And it's wonderful that our music helps people and it brings them joy. It's, oh, that is great. But that's not the reason why we make music.

Again and again, we make music for the five dudes in Lamb of God. And it's wonderful that we have fans. And it's wonderful that they have provided us with this living, which is beyond my wildest dreams. And it's wonderful that our music helps people and it brings them joy. It's, oh, that is great. But that's not the reason why we make music.

Again and again, we make music for the five dudes in Lamb of God. And it's wonderful that we have fans. And it's wonderful that they have provided us with this living, which is beyond my wildest dreams. And it's wonderful that our music helps people and it brings them joy. It's, oh, that is great. But that's not the reason why we make music.

We make music because we are musicians and there is a need to express yourself through that chosen medium. That's why I write. I hear songs all the time, just like I see pictures or think about possibilities for stories. It goes back to seeing things through the eyes of an artist. I can still remember things from prison that I want to put rhythmically into songs.

We make music because we are musicians and there is a need to express yourself through that chosen medium. That's why I write. I hear songs all the time, just like I see pictures or think about possibilities for stories. It goes back to seeing things through the eyes of an artist. I can still remember things from prison that I want to put rhythmically into songs.

We make music because we are musicians and there is a need to express yourself through that chosen medium. That's why I write. I hear songs all the time, just like I see pictures or think about possibilities for stories. It goes back to seeing things through the eyes of an artist. I can still remember things from prison that I want to put rhythmically into songs.

Yeah. I can still hear when they would do inspections, they'd bring a stick and they'd come in and you had your metal locker and they would go boom and it would go clink, clink, clink, clink with the stick across the spines on the frame of your bed. So it was always boom, clink, clink, boom, clink, clink, clink, clink, clink, clink, clink, clink.

Yeah. I can still hear when they would do inspections, they'd bring a stick and they'd come in and you had your metal locker and they would go boom and it would go clink, clink, clink, clink with the stick across the spines on the frame of your bed. So it was always boom, clink, clink, boom, clink, clink, clink, clink, clink, clink, clink, clink.

Yeah. I can still hear when they would do inspections, they'd bring a stick and they'd come in and you had your metal locker and they would go boom and it would go clink, clink, clink, clink with the stick across the spines on the frame of your bed. So it was always boom, clink, clink, boom, clink, clink, clink, clink, clink, clink, clink, clink.

And really echoey, a lot of natural reverb in this prison. I can still hear that. And I want to put that rhythmically into a song.

And really echoey, a lot of natural reverb in this prison. I can still hear that. And I want to put that rhythmically into a song.

And really echoey, a lot of natural reverb in this prison. I can still hear that. And I want to put that rhythmically into a song.