Drummer Jim White discusses the humble beginnings of the Dirty Three, recalling a show that rewarded them with only 60 bucks total for three sets played to three people at a bar. 'Plus all you can drink,' he adds cheerfully, reflecting on the camaraderie and early experiences that forged his musical journey.'
Stephen Malkmus, recalling the indie rock scene, humorously endorses the Australian experience where such payment structures exist, adding, 'That's a f- deal in Australia.' His observations highlight cultural differences and the unique situations indie bands find themselves in during their formative years.
Despite their veteran status, the band's members express a joyful anticipation for their concert, blending casual conversations about life with reflections on their musical journey. Malkmus’ casual demeanor, wearing tennis shorts and sharing brie, illustrates their ease and excitement.
Emmett Kelly brings perspective to their time together, echoing the sentiment of creation and shared joy in making music, emphasizing the bond forged through years of playing across different bands and genres, reinforcing the cooperative spirit that defines the Hard Quartet.
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