Remembering My Best Friend

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  • Losing my best friend last year was a heartbreaking experience. We shared so many positive moments in the 10 years we spent together, creating beautiful music and making memories.
  • Today, on the anniversary of his passing, I can't help but think about Scott. He always wanted everyone to be happy and to listen to music. I miss him dearly.
  • Although the last year was filled with tragedy, with two friends from Wildabouts passing away, I am grateful for the gift of making music with Scott. Our unreleased record was very special to him, and I cherish those memories.
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December 3, 2016 I lost my best friend last year on this day. I remember standing side by side speaking at Jeremy's funeral... two friends died in the Wildabouts in only one year in an 8 month period. A horrible nightmare of a year. But we also had some of the most amazing positive experiences in the last 10 years we played/spent time together. I got to create so much beautiful music with him and was blown away even that he wanted to write. Our record never got to see the light of day, he said many times Blaster was his favorite album since Core. It was a blessing to create music with him. I have so many good stories I can't even begin... Not a day has gone by that I have not thought about Scott. Today Scott would be want everyone to be happy and listen to music. I miss you my friend...

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(訳文) 2016年12月3日 昨年の今日、私は親友を失いました。ジェレミーの葬儀で、並んで話をしたことを覚えています…ワイルダアバウツで、1年間に、いや8か月間に、2人の友人が亡くなってしまいました。1年間の、恐ろしい悪夢でした。 でも、私たちは、一緒に演じた/一緒に過ごした過去10年間で、とても素晴らしい前向きの経験をしました。 彼と一緒に、彼が書きたかった美しい音楽をいっぱい作り出して、演奏することさえできました。私たちのレコードは決して日の目を見ることはできませんでしたが、彼は何度も言っていました、「ブラスター」は「コア」以来の、大好きなアルバムだと。彼と一緒に音楽を作ることは、至福の喜びでした。何から語り始めたらいいか分からないほど多くの素晴らしい物語があります… 私はスコットについて考えずに過ごした日は一日もありません。 今日もスコットは、みんなが音楽を聴いて幸せになって欲しいと願っていることでしょう。 ああ、私は、わが友スコットが恋しい…

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