Returning to your roots is a common tactic in the music industry. You start out indie, get your first big hit, and before you know it you’ve done so much boozing and whoring and selling out-ing that even Gene “Angry Birds” Simmons ignores you in rehab. Then, years later, it’s all about the music again. So you round up the old crew, hug out your petty differences, find a new drummer, and “return to your roots.”
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Returning to your roots is a common tactic in the music industry. You start out indie, get your first big hit, and before you know it you’ve done so much boozing and whoring and selling out-ing that even Gene “Angry Birds” Simmons ignores you in rehab. Then, years later, it’s all about the music again. So you round up the old crew, hug out your petty differences, find a new drummer, and “return to your roots.”
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