What podcasts say about Tommy Lee
Every statement, with the speaker, the exact quote and the moment it was said.
What Tommy Lee has said on podcasts
24 statements · 7 positive · 11 negative · 1 mixed · 5 neutral
Patience, love, and time improve a marriage’s chances of lasting.
“you use some patience and some love and, like, mix it all around and put some time in there. And, you know, shit's like, your. Your survival rate is gonna be way better.”
Open the episode · #2520 - Tommy LeeListen at 2:10
Music success results from luck, talent, and favorable timing aligning.
“There's some luck, some talent, timing of things. When those things kind of all line up and it happens for you”
Open the episode · #2520 - Tommy LeeListen at 6:15
The Rolling Stones can perform successfully despite being heavily intoxicated before a show.
“Those guys were money, like, 100% rocking out.”
Open the episode · #2520 - Tommy LeeListen at 12:41
Tommy Lee predicts he will still be performing rock music in ten years.
“That's going to. That's going to be me still 10 years.”
Open the episode · #2520 - Tommy LeeListen at 15:44
Spotify releases approximately 300,000 songs daily.
“Spotify releases like 300 fucking thousand songs a day.”
Open the episode · #2520 - Tommy LeeListen at 17:30
Excessive music availability makes original and high-quality music harder to discover.
“the excess of. It's just static and it's really blown a hole through for, you know, original stuff, you know, really good stuff.”
Open the episode · #2520 - Tommy LeeListen at 17:47
Entertainment abundance and fragmented subscriptions make content difficult to find.
“There's an abundance of, like, it's just too much. How do people. People got these, you know, you know, you know, TV packages where they've got subscriptions 4,000 different places and you still can't find anything to watch.”
Open the episode · #2520 - Tommy LeeListen at 19:59
Entertainment that fails to grab attention within three or four seconds loses its audience.
“if my shit isn't banging within the first, whether it's a movie or a song or whatever it is, whatever your art is, if it's not fucking ripping your face off and grabbing your attention within three or four seconds, you're next.”
Open the episode · #2520 - Tommy LeeListen at 21:29
Record-label personnel should be excluded from the artist’s recording studio.
“when we were on Electra Records, they were never allowed in the studio”
Open the episode · #2520 - Tommy LeeListen at 25:06
“Bonsai” literally refers to a tree in a pot.
“Bonsai means tree. And pot. That's what that means. Actually, it doesn't mean the actual bonsai tree. It means tree in pot.”
Open the episode · #2520 - Tommy LeeListen at 44:09
Bonsai cultivation likely originated in China.
“I think it actually originated In China.”
Open the episode · #2520 - Tommy LeeListen at 44:36
Zen gardens deliberately use curved paths to slow visitors down.
“They specifically and strategically curve the path to slow you down”
Open the episode · #2520 - Tommy LeeListen at 48:39
Minimal Japanese-inspired architecture is intended to make homes more peaceful.
“A lot of designs and homes are being built with that sort of very minimal Japanese flavor that is just meant to have your home be a peaceful place”
Open the episode · #2520 - Tommy LeeListen at 50:39
Tommy Lee sees no reason for him to stop smoking cigarettes after a favorable lung scan.
“So there's really no reason to quit.”
Open the episode · #2520 - Tommy LeeListen at 1:02:28
Flying-car technology is substantially delayed and may never become widespread.
“There was supposed to be full Jetsons, bro. They're extremely late or it's never gonna happen.”
Open the episode · #2520 - Tommy LeeListen at 1:11:18
Tommy Lee rejects multitasking as a genuine capability.
“That doesn't fucking exist.”
Open the episode · #2520 - Tommy LeeListen at 1:25:42
Playing drums upside down is physically three times harder than upright playing.
“Upside down. So it becomes three times harder physically.”
Open the episode · #2520 - Tommy LeeListen at 1:36:19
Tommy Lee attributes his slim physique partly to walking 13.3 miles during a two-hour show.
“I took it off after the show and I looked down and it said 13.3 miles. And I was like, so that's why I don't. That's why I'm just skinny and like, I just, I sweat it out.”
Open the episode · #2520 - Tommy LeeListen at 1:43:36
Multiple drummers can create a powerful, rhythm-driven tribal response.
“The more drummers there are, like all of a sudden it just becomes this. This thing. It grows into this tribal like. Dude, everybody's just being moved by rhythm. Yeah. And it's so powerful.”
Open the episode · #2520 - Tommy LeeListen at 1:47:46
Listeners will not engage with lyrics unless the music first retains their attention.
“No one's gonna even get to these words if you can't get them to stay listening.”
Open the episode · #2520 - Tommy LeeListen at 1:52:41
High-performance cars impose enough driving difficulty to keep drivers cautious.
“Those kind of cars were. Will definitely check you keep you in check too.”
Open the episode · #2520 - Tommy LeeListen at 2:17:26
Insufficient understanding of high-speed cornering can cause a fatal crash.
“If you don't understand about going into a turn at 100 miles an hour, you're going to die, you know.”
Open the episode · #2520 - Tommy LeeListen at 2:19:31
Consumers will not spend $400,000 on Ferrari’s electric car.
“Nobody going to spend $400,000 on. On this electric thing.”
Open the episode · #2520 - Tommy LeeListen at 2:22:24
Porsche prices have risen sharply recently as collectors buy them.
“Those things have gone through the roof lately. Like with the Porsches. Yeah. Just know so many guys that are Just like buying them up, collecting them.”
Open the episode · #2520 - Tommy LeeListen at 2:27:10
Statements are attributed to the speaker as said on the episode and reflect their view at the time, not PodLume's. They are not advice.
What others have said about Tommy Lee
2 statements · 2 positive
Tommy Lee predicts he will still be performing rock music in ten years.
“That's going to. That's going to be me still 10 years.”
Open the episode · #2520 - Tommy LeeListen at 15:44
Tommy Lee attributes his slim physique partly to walking 13.3 miles during a two-hour show.
“I took it off after the show and I looked down and it said 13.3 miles. And I was like, so that's why I don't. That's why I'm just skinny and like, I just, I sweat it out.”
Open the episode · #2520 - Tommy LeeListen at 1:43:36
Statements are attributed to the speaker as said on the episode and reflect their view at the time, not PodLume's. They are not advice.