Twitpic: Mrs. Bennington with Mrs. Osbourne
Monday, November 23, 2009
Sharon is one of the sweetest ladies I've ever met!
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Sharon is one of the sweetest ladies I've ever met!
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PinkyLouloulp: Hey Rob! Ok so Mike said in an interview that you don't like being in the spotlight and that it was hard to convince you to play a drum solo. How did it feel the first time you did? Just to ease your mind, you rock.
rbourdon : It was hard to convince me to play a drum solo- I refused- and they literally forced me to play it by not continuing to play the song until I did. I actually felt good playing the solo, and I have started to enjoy them the more I do them.
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You can send in all your recipes to either talindab@yahoo.com or tbennington76@gmail.com.
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Of all the songs on the album, I was struck by two of them in particular, Give Me Your Name and Into The Darkness. You really write about human relationships in a raw, naked manner on these.
"Thank you. Yeah, well, that was the idea. [laughs] Those songs were experiments. Into The Darkness was more up my alley in that it was kind of a love song but it was dark and twisted at the same time.
"I don't know if anybody else finds it romantic, but when I sing 'I want to open my skin and pull you in,' I find it sexy, the idea of wanting somebody so badly that you want to become one with them; you want to inhabit their body and vice-versa. It was hard to open myself up in that way because I usually write about doom and gloom and 'poor me' s***. [laughs]
"Give Me Your Name was even further outside the box because it was a song my wife asked me to write for our wedding. She looked at me one day and said, 'You should write a song for our wedding that we can dance to.' As if that's so easy! [laughs] 'Sure, honey, I've got that one right here.'
"Obviously I'm not a love song kind of guy, but I looked inside myself and those words came out. Truthfully, it was never supposed to be for the record; it was only intended for our wedding. But it came out so good that I thought, Hey, I should put this on the record. Maybe other people will use it for their weddings." [laughs]
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