:23:21
When I first joined,
I was horrified.
:23:24
I was like, "What did I join?
What is this? Some cult?"
:23:27
I think Paul wants us to
think it's fun and serious.
:23:33
Paul is...
:23:36
He's like a second dad to me.
It's kind of weird.
:23:38
He is the best teacher
I've ever had.
:23:40
And he pushes you.
'Cause he knows what each student thinks.
:23:44
Like, he knows if you
think you're too good...
:23:47
or he knows if you don't
think you're good enough.
:23:49
He, like, always tells me
I suck and stuff.
:23:51
That kinda gets me to, like,
practice a lot more and stuff.
:23:56
And he still tells me I suck.
:23:58
So, he treats you how
you need to be treated...
:24:02
to get yourself to be the best guitar
player, singer, whatever, that you can be.
:24:06
God, Paul has been so influential
on my musical taste...
:24:08
because before we
came into Rock School...
:24:10
- we were listening to Bush and stuff.
- And 311.
:24:13
Before, I was into, like, Korn
and Limp Bizkit, and crap like that.
:24:17
He definitely has that
random thought thing going on...
:24:21
when he teaches the kids,
but I think they like it.
:24:24
It's a lovable quirk that
he's mentally disturbed.
:24:27
He yells and screams.
:24:30
And I know I don't react
very well to that type of teaching.
:24:34
I gotta tell you, he scared me to death,
'cause he kept yellin' at people.
:24:39
The bottom line is, you
can't argue with success.
:24:42
He's able to bring out things in some of
these kids that, honestly, I don't see.
:24:47
Yeah, his, definitely, his method is...
:24:50
He tries to get on the kid's level.
:24:54
Okay. This is a Vietnam picture
I'm workin' on.
:24:57
It's about four buddies...
:24:59
The narrator, Fatty,
Brooklyn, and the Kid.