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Jan. 14th, 2011 09:42 am"Apart from Rick, though, Yes lived like monks. They didn't eat meat. They looked like they had yoga classes every day. And you'd never see them getting boozed up. The only rock 'n' roll thing they ever did was smoke dope - and, as it happened, I'd just got another shipment of hash in from Afghanistan, and it was phenomenal. Really heavy-duty shit. Now I considered myself a bit of a dope connoisseur in those days, and I was interested to see what Yes thought of this stuff. So one morning I took my brick of hash to the studio, went over to see Yes, and gave them a big lump of it... They said they'd try it immediately.
I went back to Studio 4, had a couple of joints myself, did some double-tracking for the vocals, nipped over to the caff for a cheeky five or six at lunchtime, came back, had another joint, then decided to check how Yes were doing.
But when I went into Studio 3, it was empty. I found the chick from the reception desk and said, 'Have you seen Yes anywhere?'
'Oh, they all started to feel very unwell around lunchtime. They had to go home."
- Ozzy Osbourne disrupts the recording of Tales from Topographic Oceans, as recounted in I am Ozzy.
I went back to Studio 4, had a couple of joints myself, did some double-tracking for the vocals, nipped over to the caff for a cheeky five or six at lunchtime, came back, had another joint, then decided to check how Yes were doing.
But when I went into Studio 3, it was empty. I found the chick from the reception desk and said, 'Have you seen Yes anywhere?'
'Oh, they all started to feel very unwell around lunchtime. They had to go home."
- Ozzy Osbourne disrupts the recording of Tales from Topographic Oceans, as recounted in I am Ozzy.