Name: Joe Rogan Experience #2233 - Scott Storch
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Watch the stand-up comedy video 'Joe Rogan Experience #2233 - Scott Storch' from PowerfulJRE on Comedy Buff. Published 2024-11-22. Transcript available.

Joe Rogan Experience #2233 - Scott Storch

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Those are the three I probably the most iconic
So what do you what are they we're rolling now?
So tell me what was like the most iconic beats you've created. Oh, we're
already rolling. We're rolling. Hey, fuck it. Hey, how you doing?
Okay, I mean look I've got
Not hundreds but thousands of songs of thousands. Oh sure thousands of songs
I'm told most often that
Most iconic or identifiable one is obviously still Dre we got
Give me a little that real quick
Let's see
Watch my fingers while I'm playing that if I was just like a fucking sterile
like just basic motherfucker be playing
But I wanted to do it like
Sloppy right like that perfect imperfection
Like you don't want sometimes you want a nice sloppy booty or a nice
You want things always like perfect picture perfect right you like a little
grit on your hardwood floor
Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, that's where you know that perfect imperfection. How did
you get started?
Huh, how did you get started making beats? What started you in music? What
started me in music? Okay?
Go all the way back all the way back all the way back
Listening to like Ozzy Osbourne and cheap trick in the mirror with a Kenneth's
racket
thinking wow I could probably get some girls to like me if I knew how to
fucking play this shit and then it my parents had like a
Upright piano in the house and it was a piece of furniture
And I had a cassette deck, you know at that time was all about cassettes and I
had a little baby cassette thing
I put it on the piano bench and figure out how to play all my favorite songs
Just just self-taught yeah, and you know I ended up
taking
three or four lessons and
And the guy was like you should just teach yourself really yeah, like and my
family didn't we didn't have no money like and my mom to get to
the piano lesson all that shit was just I
did my thing and like it's at a point where
My mom and dad were like can you go outside and play with the kids? I'm tired
of hearing this shit
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, and then that evolved into
I moved with my father my parents had divorced
My dad was a court reporter stenographer and we moved from I grew I was born in
New York
As an infant moved to Florida, but when I was 15
Just turning 15. I moved to Philly
with my dad and
I
Was really getting into music. I was experiencing like hip-hop now in my head
like what year was this?
Know what year was how old? I'm 50. Okay, seven years different than me. So
yeah, okay. I'm real horrible with the years, but
Talking early 90s. Yeah
Extremely the beginning of like the the big hip-hop boom out of New York and
when I first found a love for hip-hop
It was
This music that they were sampling all these like cool like Fender Road sounds
like like say Tribe Called Quest
That's not one of mine, but it was that like
Relax yourself girl
That like native tongue the de la soul right all that type of shit was heavy
and like I was like wow
music is really great in this it was different than like I mean, I love
NWA and I loved like but that was like hardcore shit and then like this musical
Guru and jazz and all this shit was coming around so I got into that
And I couldn't really afford a keyboard
I'm living in Philly
my dad was like I was cut in school and going into the city from the burbs to
like
Get in the music scene at this young age and it was like yo
Go back to school and start that shit or get the fuck out
He's trying to do me a favor with tough love, but I decided to get the fuck out
15 and now I'm like couch-hopping at homies and that
led to
moving into the fucking hood in
West Philly with this guy who is an aspiring manager that was a videographer
and I met
At my dad's court reporting firm and kind of like halfway against my dad's will
he took me in and we started hitting the pavement man
And I joined the roots and they were called the square roots at that time
You know the band on jimmy chow, quest love, etc. And
I
Didn't have much money and I bought what they call a fender roads
This is like big keyboard, which is they're very expensive now because it's a
vintage
But at that time I could get that for like 200 bucks and I got the keyboard had
a couple of broken notes on it and shit
And I just made my sound with that and it's just like this soulful
This thing you know what I mean and
Joined the roots and now I'm a band member
You know at
Simultaneously, I'm doing construction in Philly for Fred and mine who has like
these like
shell houses that I got to live in one for a while and I got my first place
I'm like living in this thing. He lived across the street in a kind of a nice
one
This is like super horrible neighborhood, but he's got almost like the whole
block and
like there's construction site on the first floor had to walk up and
And this was like semi-finished one
No electricity, but he ran a cord across the street and a power strip for my
electricity
I ran everything on that one power strip like I had a fucking a space heater
like this because it was freezing cold
I had like a keyboard set up like so I could do my thing and that was just I
made my existence and wow if I had never made it
I was like man
I'll just play it bar mitzvahs and weddings and fucking call it a day
But I'd rather do that than be a court reporter or some other shit right and
school wasn't for me
Couldn't focus on anything with the music
It always bums me out that there's so many people out there like that that do
have
they have
Intelligence and ability but the system just wants them to plug into normal
jobs
You don't realize like hey, there's other jobs out there. There's other things
you can do
It's not conventional the paths not clear. You know what you want to get into
music. You really fucking love music
Get in the music
Yeah, get in the music and nobody tells you that
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Find your niche within music. Yeah, maybe you can do the actual music
But you can become a promoter or you can become there's so many different
fields within music that you write it if you're an expert
If you have no talent and you have no business being in music at least be
honest with yourself because we know if we're good or not like right
You know, but what makes talent?
What do you passion?
It's no town passion. Yeah, if you're a passionate person and you love
something so much
You're gonna end up being good at it. I think
And you're doing it to get money or something else. It's like it's questionable
You just want to be cool because you'd like music
But if you're so passionate about this shit that you're showing results and you're
growing and you're seeing that
You watch people's reactions. I still do to this day. I'm in a studio. I'm
playing some shit
Like I have this like weird thing where I start receiving satellite and I'm
like playing and I don't even know what I'm playing
Receiving satellite. I swear to God. I'm not even there anymore. I'm just like
all of a sudden
I'm just doing this thing. I've been doing it for 30 years and I watched the
room like oh, they like this one
Okay, let's use this you know, I mean, that's how I know if I'm moving people
Receiving satellite is a great way to put it because that's what it feels like
I always say that like there's sometimes I write things. I'm like, I didn't
really write that
You blacked out and it got written. Yeah, that's that came from somewhere. I
didn't have any effort involved in this
It just came to me like a gift from the gods. Yeah, it's
That's why they always called the muse, you know, because the people that were
you know, Shakespeare and those people
They really did kind of feel like it was being given to them. Yeah, we all do
though, right?
Real, yeah, but doesn't everybody kind of say that when they're being honest
like anybody who writes anything whether they write literature
Whether the right music comedy, whatever flows through. Yes, if you have to
work for it
It's contrived sort of like I've ride somewhat like if something doesn't come
I push myself. Yes, because there's technical stuff that you have to but that
initial
light bulb that goes off and just
Right that zone. Yeah downloading satellite and it's the thing about it is it's
it's so
Hard to control. It's just it's it comes it goes it's there. It's not. What's
that water you're drinking?
What is this crazy? You know what this bag water? I'm gonna tell you what it is.
I
I get like
Inflammation like I'm playing piano or whatever like I sometimes get like a
little bit like okay, and this is like hydrogen water
Okay, and I fuck with a friend of mine my boy Adam like he's like listen
I think you should try my water
He's investing all kinds of things and he's just he's been my best one of my
best friends my whole life's guy Adam Linder
Fuck cool guy. I've been down and out and fucking do take in and you know what
both mishuggan is but you know
he has this fucking water and
Him and randomly enough my boy was a big songwriter Pooh Bear
They're giving a go at this water thing. So but I like it. It's h-factor water
dude. Yeah, I've heard of this stuff
It's really good. So when you say you're getting inflammation in your hands
like carpal tunnel type
Yeah, sometimes things like sometimes if it's cold and my hands, it's like
freezing or something
I can't really like go in and like do you ever use CBD? Huh?
You ever use CBD or turmeric?
I get turmeric. Yeah, like I do that stuff stuff. I do like the little shots
like yeah, you should do it all the time
Raw ginger. Yeah, yeah
There's a place in LA that I like that. I don't have it in Miami. It's like
My I'm real tight with I don't you know Rick Solomon? He knows this thing Sun
Life. I'm fucking they have great shit there
So I do that. Oh the Sun Life place in in
California. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, I do. Yeah. Yes Rick is fucking
He's been an inspiration to me and like
you know
Everybody knows my story and you know he I look up to him because he was able
to walk away from drugs
Right very easily and stay there for me. I have a hard time with it
I still struggle and like it's not drugs. It's
To put it bluntly, it's pussy and drugs together
Okay
It's a kill of a combination and drug sex and all that shit and like
Um, you know, you get caught up in that wave and like
It starts glamorously in your career of doing drugs and it's just a fucking
It just turns into something real ugly. So it walked awa