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Post by The Real Wizard on Apr 25, 2020 4:06:49 GMT
So who is it that said Deacon suffered from depression the whole time? Was it Roger? Mack said it. As far as I can remember he used the word "depressiv" in relation with John and beeing the quiet guy in the band. And since he jumps on board in 1979, that greatly changes the initial assessment that he was depressed "the whole time."
Thanks for clarifying.
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Post by musiclandmunich on Apr 25, 2020 4:35:11 GMT
Mack said it. As far as I can remember he used the word "depressiv" in relation with John and beeing the quiet guy in the band. And since he jumps on board in 1979, that greatly changes the initial assessment that he was depressed "the whole time."
Thanks for clarifying.
Sorry, I must add that he told in the 40 year edition something like " here you can see what 30 years of alcohol and anti depressiva pharmacy can do to a person" I think I wrote that on the "other forum" back then. Would be nice if someone cut the interview pieces into one part for each person. Makes things much easier to look after. |
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Post by The Real Wizard on Apr 25, 2020 4:40:13 GMT
And since he jumps on board in 1979, that greatly changes the initial assessment that he was depressed "the whole time."
Thanks for clarifying.
Sorry, I must add that he told in the 40 year edition something like " here you can see what 30 years of alcohol and anti depressiva pharmacy can do to a person" I think I wrote that on the "other forum" back then. Would be nice if someone cut the interview pieces into one part for each person. Makes things much easier to look after. But then of course there can be exaggerations. These things - especially with so many years of hindsight, and subject to the inherent flaws in memory that we're all guilty of - should almost always be taken with a pinch of salt. |
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