It's so beautiful how simplistic, yet intricately complex and humorous both of your views are on things that truly matter. Such a wonderful interaction...Thank you for sharing it with us! 🙏💓
These were great questions. I loved where Brandon said he loved the festival type scenes. I do too. There is this amazing feeling of unity. I saw Incubus 2 years ago at carolina rebellion in Concord, NC and it was the best! I've seen you guys twice and I always leave wanting more.
Great interview! Lots of reflections! I think the key point is, music is more important than ever! Sure it’s a bummer that our summer shows won’t happen, but we are so lucky that we can put on an album and be instantly taken away or given positive energy to face anything!
Great interview, I was lucky enough to meet Brandon and the rest of Incubus at a fan meet n' greet in 2007, all of them were friendly and approachable, very cool guys ♥️ (The concert after was amazing too 👍)
How come Brandon keeps on doubting himself and his deeds as a multidisciplinary artist? 😅 I'll never understand why he always says something like "you know that feeling that is almost envy that you'll never be able to do something like this?". Like... HE ALREADY DOES, cmon! LOL, and even better. The man is the best, living legend and inspiration. Aaaand, I looove this interview. It was a great conversation! ❤
I just watched this Jeff Buckley documentary (see below) a few days ago, then immediately re-listened to Grace from beginning to end with great headphones for the very first time. Dude, I would love to know what it would be like to see Jeff today at a tiny desk concert or KEXP or something. The guy's music is ahead of his time, yet timeless all the same. Incubus has also been one of my all-time favorite bands, and though it was not very well received, "If Not Now, When?" has such a romantic, Jeff Buckley vibe to me, I think it's their best album. "Make Yourself" and "Morning View" had a much bigger impact on my life and are rightfully revered, but musically, sonically, atmospherically, I think INKW is their best album. Viva Jeff Buckley Viva Incubus th-cam.com/video/RTviRXd4L2A/w-d-xo.html
I love the creativity of these two. I'm an illustrator and being creative all the time is no easy feat. Thanks for all the hard work over the years. Can't wait to see another show. Jhawkillustration.com
Brandon boyd and "Incubus" has been the most inspiring artists i've seen since i first heard them. Its a kind of heeling along with rocking.
Man seeing those plants made me wanna start my garden. Lol. Great interview, glad to see my favorite band's singer be active like this as well. 🤯
It's so beautiful how simplistic, yet intricately complex and humorous both of your views are on things that truly matter. Such a wonderful interaction...Thank you for sharing it with us! 🙏💓
Jeff Buckley's "Grace" album f#cks us all up in a hauntingly beautiful way...
What a timeless, powerful presence he is.💓🔥
These were great questions. I loved where Brandon said he loved the festival type scenes. I do too. There is this amazing feeling of unity. I saw Incubus 2 years ago at carolina rebellion in Concord, NC and it was the best! I've seen you guys twice and I always leave wanting more.
I saw incubus for the first time in auckland and literally fel in love with Brandon ❤
Thanks for this. A great conversation.
Great interview! Lots of reflections! I think the key point is, music is more important than ever! Sure it’s a bummer that our summer shows won’t happen, but we are so lucky that we can put on an album and be instantly taken away or given positive energy to face anything!
My 2 fav bands mtg online. My heart is so full.
Great interview, I was lucky enough to meet Brandon and the rest of Incubus at a fan meet n' greet in 2007, all of them were friendly and approachable, very cool guys ♥️
(The concert after was amazing too 👍)
Great watching this live and here as well! I even got a shoutout at the beginning!
🌸 these are the only meaningful conversations I'm getting to hear in the past decade 🌸
Blessings to you both. Namaste my universal Brother's. Sincerely Jonesy of Tulsa Oklahoma.
How come Brandon keeps on doubting himself and his deeds as a multidisciplinary artist? 😅 I'll never understand why he always says something like "you know that feeling that is almost envy that you'll never be able to do something like this?". Like... HE ALREADY DOES, cmon! LOL, and even better. The man is the best, living legend and inspiration.
Aaaand, I looove this interview. It was a great conversation! ❤
My ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🦋🦋🦋🦋🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻
one of the best interview
I just watched this Jeff Buckley documentary (see below) a few days ago, then immediately re-listened to Grace from beginning to end with great headphones for the very first time. Dude, I would love to know what it would be like to see Jeff today at a tiny desk concert or KEXP or something. The guy's music is ahead of his time, yet timeless all the same. Incubus has also been one of my all-time favorite bands, and though it was not very well received, "If Not Now, When?" has such a romantic, Jeff Buckley vibe to me, I think it's their best album. "Make Yourself" and "Morning View" had a much bigger impact on my life and are rightfully revered, but musically, sonically, atmospherically, I think INKW is their best album.
Viva Jeff Buckley
Viva Incubus
th-cam.com/video/RTviRXd4L2A/w-d-xo.html
I love the creativity of these two. I'm an illustrator and being creative all the time is no easy feat. Thanks for all the hard work over the years. Can't wait to see another show. Jhawkillustration.com
2 simple souls having a normal conversation aint life great🙂🤘