Joe Rogan Experience Review podcast 293 Joe Rogan Experience Review of Rick Rubin Et al.
Oct 20, 2022
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Top Producers Rely On Memory Over Paper
- Rubin describes artists like Jay Z composing by humming and relying on memory rather than written notes, highlighting a nontraditional creative process.
- Hosts are struck that Jay Z could hum beats in-studio and create iconic verses like 99 Problems from memory on the spot.
Rubin's Vegan Phase Led To A Diet Reset
- Rubin became vegan for health, gained weight, then adjusted his approach after feedback and switched to a low-carb/veggie routine to lose weight.
- Hosts laugh about vegans who get fat and praise disciplined friends who make vegan diets work with careful planning.
Reverse Engineer Good Creative Outcomes
- In The Creative Act Rubin recommends reverse engineering success by tracing back from good outcomes to the steps that produced them.
- Hosts note the book focuses on analyzing why something worked rather than listing prescriptive production tricks.