:13:03
Then, when you're really seasoned...
I mean, and seasoned...
:13:05
These 16-year-olds
are very, you know...
:13:09
sophisticated musicians.
:13:11
Everything leads towards then playing Zappa,
and I become their manager, in essence.
:13:15
And I try to get them
as good of gigs as possible.
:13:29
Okay. Here's what we're gonna do.
:13:32
We're gonna learn the music.
We're gonna learn the music real fast.
:13:34
And I say this every time,
and I'm like an alcoholic.
:13:36
I say this time things are gonna be
different, and things aren't different.
:13:38
We're scheduling rehearsals
right at the end.
:13:41
We're like, let's try the song
as crappy as possible. Get it up on stage.
:13:44
So that I don't have to
cut you from your songs...
:13:46
and your parents, like, "I paid all that money,
and my kid was only in two songs. Why?"
:13:49
I have to explain to 'em, your kid's lazy.
They smoke dope. They don't practice.
:13:52
You know what I mean?
So let's not get into that.
:13:55
And practice early and often.
:13:57
One, two, three, four.
One, two, three, four.
:14:00
Try that.
:14:15
Two, one, two.
:14:26
- Yes. Now you gotta practice it.
- I gotta practice it.
:14:29
Here, follow me.
Here's what I do.
:14:31
This is an average day for me.
Come along.
:14:35
I go in, and I'll visit in on students,
and I'll berate them.
:14:38
'Cause we have a very sophisticated game
of good cop, bad cop.
:14:41
So I'll go in... to Dylan's lesson here,
and talk to Cat...
:14:44
and tell her a couple things
I don't like.
:14:46
Then, when I leave, I can assure you
Dylan's, like, "We'll show him. "
:14:54
- Hi, Cat. This is Cat Sherman.
- Hi.
:14:57
Cat's got much rock heart
in her heart.
:14:59
The heart of rock and roll
beats within that breast.