THE BEAT GOES ON
NEW YORK—Think about the reasons people give for starting bands. To get money. To get girls. To stand tall as a wimp in a jock-riddled world. To get more money. To be a great musician, whatever that might mean to a Krokus fan. I guarantee you’ve never heard this reason before.
THE BEAT GOES ON
Primal Therapy Cures Mental Hurting
NEW YORK—Think about the reasons people give for starting bands. To get money. To get girls. To stand tall as a wimp in a jock-riddled world. To get more money. To be a great musician, whatever that might mean to a Krokus fan. I guarantee you’ve never heard this reason before.
“Actually,” says the beagleeyed Roland Orzabal with a sheepish half-smile, “we started Tears For Fears so we could get money to go into therapy.”
Geez. Just think about all the rock boys who should use their riches to get some professional psychiatric help. And here’s this smokey-voiced, slow-moving 21-year-old Brit who wants therapy at the get-go, already seeming healthier than 40 percent of his more infamous peers. Of course, he may well be crazy by the time you read this. How long can you stay sane with the world referring to you as “that band into primal therapy”? Agh.