Band Dynamics Quotes

“I hated my life at that point. I hated being in the band. I didn't want to play the songs.”

“I felt like I was being muscled out of the songwriting process. It's not that I wanted things to stay the same; it's just that I felt I was losing control of the band that I started.”

“Leaving the band was like a divorce. It was very difficult and emotional.”

“Being in Limp Bizkit is like being in the sixth grade. You're a popular kid in school. You're not held to any standards of being a good person.”

“My brother and I, we're like two dogs that have been chained together for 30 years.”

“My relationship with Ray is a love-hate relationship. It's always been that way.”

“I think Mark felt that the band was his. I didn't necessarily agree.”

“Being in a band is like being in a marriage. It's a lot of work, but it's worth it.”

“Getting back together felt very natural. The music was still there.”

“We're a band that's always on the edge of breaking up. That's what makes us exciting.”

“I was the guy who co-wrote the songs and played the lead guitar. I was an equal member of the band. I was not a hired gun.”

“The thing about Fleetwood Mac is that we're a very emotional band. We're a very dysfunctional family.”

“The chemistry is something that either you have or you don't.”

“When you are in a band for a long time, you have your own rules. It's not like you are a new band on the block.”

“You can't have a band with two leaders. It doesn't work.”

“We had our share of fights, like any family. But at the end of the day, the music is what mattered.”

“For me, the chemistry of a band is the most important thing.”

“Brian Wilson is a genius, but he's not the only one in the band.”

“We argued like sisters, but we loved each other like sisters too.”

“I can't imagine any of us on our own, with the possible exception of Damon, being a solo artist.”