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Today is Simen Sandnes day and I want to say that I love this man. He's one of my favorite people in the world, because when Simen shows up, the world smiles a little brighter. Simen offers so much in the way of inspiration. He's a fantastic drummer, to be sure, but what sets him apart is his never ending desire to love, share kind thoughts, to encourage, and as mentioned in the previous sentence, to inspire. He's a wonder.I hope you love this show as much as we did sharing the 2 hours together. I hope his gift of love and affection takes you to another space where the world of music and spirit collide.This is Sentimental Illness.Time Codes:4:00 'Unfuck Yourself' by Gary John Bishop9:40 Ladies and gentlemen, it's Simen Sandnes!10:50 Peaches in heavy syrup13:30 You must be a high level player and a good guy16:25 Trains in Japan19:00 Lindbergh and Earhart 22:30 Jeffrey Dahmer25:50 How one becomes a sociopath 30:00 Swedish singer Karin Park31:20 Jørgen Munkeby is the most handsome man in the world32:30 End of the World day36:00 Simen is the new drummer for Evergrey. Wow. 42:00 Lessons at a young age48:30 Playing drums professionally54:00 Sleep Token 59:00 Red Rocks Colorado1:03:00 The world's best goalkeeper1:08:45 The discipline and priorities1:15:00 Born in the north1:20:00 When the system works against you 1:25:00 The type of drummer you are1:30:00 President or Astronaut or Fireman 1:35:00 Playing every drum and cymbal live1:40:00 The experience of knowing Simen 1:46:00 Deserving to be loved---------------------------I'm a former professional drummer hosting challenging conversations with other artists/creatives about mental health, new music, weekly news, and spiritual truths. My goal is to entertain you and encourage you to enjoy life in healthier ways. The truth is hidden inside every one of us.Support the show AND watch uncensored FULL LENGTH content here: https://www.patreon.com/thisissentimentalillnessCopyright 2024 Sentimental Illness - All Rights ReservedBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/sentimental-illness--6163498/support.
