When asked what it is about their music that resonates so deeply with their fans, the members of Built to Spill are truly at a loss.
“It’s just a weird thing,” Netson says. “When you start getting people buying your records that you wouldn’t necessarily hang out with, once you cross that line, it just turns into something else that you don’t even know. … You just make the record and once they put it out, it’s out of your control. … I don’t think anyone understands it.”
Saturday, March 15, 2008
All fame is fleeting
Well the Idaho Press-Tribune article about Built to Spill didn't use my photo after all. Instead they chose a much crappier one. In any case the article is a nice view into the band:
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