Zakk Wylde Became More Reflective By Playing Piano
. Wylde tells Billboard: "Depending on what instrument you're playing, it's going to inspire you to write that. You sit behind a piano, you're going to write more reflective-type stuff, whether it's Elton John, Neil Young-type stuff or Eagles, because that's what the instrument kind of dictates. "You pick up a distorted guitar, you're gonna start writing riffs. I'll come up with song ideas and then I'll just catalog 'em. The lyrics are always last because you gotta find subject matter you wanna talk about." Read more here. Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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