Conor Cassidy

@TweetLegal78 1. Blood On The Tracks 2. Time Out Of Mind 3. Blonde On Blonde 4. Infidels 5. Highway 61

@StevieVanZandt Agreed! It’s so beautifully written.

Bono’s book Surrender: 40 Songs, One Story is one of the great autobiographies of all time. He’s been my daily audio companion this tour. The combination of his eloquence, his honesty, and just his incredible life and worthwhile productive use of his celebrity is unparalleled.

@AdviceToWriters Yep! Craft can be manufactured. Inspiration cannot. When the two come together it’s like magic.

@meyerjon Bad songs.

A question for my professional music making followers: What is one thing that you commonly hear from new composers that makes their music sound amateurish?

@TealaMay33 🫶🫶

yes, please do enlighten me. email me at smalldickenergy@getalife.com

@bengreenman Most Of The Time. Standing In The Doorway.

@flea333 I’d have to disagree and say Bruce and Petty instead.

The two best solo artists in popular music for the entire seventies and eighties are Bowie and Stevie. Don’t at me

Good morning

@ThatEricAlper Thunder Road by Bruce Springsteen.

@thebrianfallon My problem is, when I write ANYTHING, the little voice in my head tells me I’m wasting time because I know I’ll never use this uninspired song. And maybe I should spend my time fishing for an idea that I’ll actually use. It’s a battle.

@marshallvore I had a heart attack

if you don’t like Bob Dylan, you keep that to yourself

@thebrianfallon Hey Brian. Hope you’re having a good day! Today I released a single heavily influenced by yourself and TGA. It’s called ‘Magnolia Lane’ and it’d mean the world if you took a listen. Would love to know what you think! ffm.to/qxgk2kb

@ThatEricAlper Tom Petty.

@tannenbaumr E.M

Ruin a band by removing one letter from its name. Roy Music

@tannenbaumr U40

@tannenbaumr Asis.

@tannenbaumr Bruce Springsteen & The Street Band.