Hearing things like 'Wake Up' by Lora Logic, or the Raincoats' 'In Love' - that was something I wasn't prepared for. I couldn't hear anything that came before it in the music, and I didn't want to. I was absolutely in love with its out-of-nowhereness.
I'd like to see a world where, if a teenager fears she's seeinghearing things, she feels as comfortable seeking help as she would if she found a lump on her leg.
You can't help hearing things that are popular when you're young and impressionable.
A lot of people are always striving for bigger and better. People are always wondering if the grass is greener and then they'll start hearing things or meeting other people.
Do you know, that is the root of the whole trouble - has been one of the roots at any rate - is people hearing things and then imagining some more and magnifying it and multiplying it.
I collect art books. I have hundreds and hundreds of them and they get me to start hearing things. Sometimes people look at them, but I find that visual art gets me listening, gets me hearing things.
It became kind of a fad in the late '70s to try to help people wake up out of comas by hearing things that they liked. I remember we sent out about six tapes. We heard that we were this one kid's favorite band so we sent a tape that said, "Hey this is Motörhead. It's time to wake up. "
I listen to music constantly, and I'm always hearing things I love that I'm excited to use.
I like turning on two radios at once. I like hearing things wrong… I get a lot of ideas by mishearing things.
A fearful man is always hearing things.
