Hey, it's Alan, and I just wanted to let you know that you can now listen to the ongoing

history of new music early and ad-free on Amazon music, included with Prime. There's something

about creative types that make them different than the rest of us. If you've ever spent any kind of

time with any kind of artist, you'll know exactly what I mean. They're just, you know, different,

you know? That's not any kind of judgment. It's just an honest observation. They look at the

universe differently. They feel things in ways we don't or can't and interpret life in interesting

ways. That's what makes them artists, and it's why they're so

important to the rest of us. Sometimes, though, some of them will, well, lose the plot. They're so

wrapped up in their bubbles that they start behaving weird, even for them. Maybe it's a mental

health issue. Maybe it has to do with drugs or alcohol.

Maybe they've just fallen in with a bad crowd, the kind that encourages bad self-destructive behavior.

Some are able to rebound, straighten out, and otherwise save themselves in those around them

from any further grief. Other times, not so much. These are stories of musicians who lost it.

This is the ongoing history of new music podcast with Alan Cross.

You're coming for lots.

If there's nothing in it and you'll ask yourself.

Where is my mind? Where is my mind?

Where is my mind?

Where is my mind?

Hello again.

I'm Ellen Cross.

And I think we've all heard stories about crazy rock stars.

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