פודקאסט הג׳אם היהודי | כל שלישי ב-11:00 #פודקאסט #יהודי

Oh, and my lords, we are here with you today. I grew up in the north in Hatzor HaGlilit, but that's not something you're aware of. You grew up in Hatzor HaGlilit. You don't interest anyone. The army. I came to Tel Aviv. My dream was to make music. It was as if I had cut myself off from the Torah and mitzvot. Not because of the army, because I wanted to, so that it wouldn't give the army a bad name. After about two or three years, I met Hoder, mutual friends, and Jim Jamano. We were both in the process of repentance. We managed to release five albums. The first album was in 1993. We did most of it at Hod's house. You know, the moment a person is unsure of his true mission, he goes for the things that are at hand. That same spot keeps knocking on your door in the morning. What's going on? What's going on? When do you do it? When do you do it? We as artists need to be truly persistent and not do things because we want to get there. Not because we want to be like that. And I can understand people who give up or quit. By the way, the first performance we did was an opening act for Avraham Fried's show in Meron. 5,000 people, crazy anxieties. I [music][poetry] hear the heart [music] happening inside me. [poetry]