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Antonio Gaudí.
If that guy would have been a musician instead of architect,
he would have been the first Jimi Hendrix, I think.
So, Jimi's from Seattle, but you had Gaudí,
so I think you were first, actually.
You had the first Hendrix.
So, I had a Polaroid camera,
and I was taking ten pictures every 30 seconds.
I was trying to get every tile.
And this little kid, he was about this tall,
he was a little boy,
and he jumped in the picture, you know.
So, I took it, and it was great, you know.
So, then his friend, his other boyfriend,
not his boyfriend, but his other...
His other friend, who was a boy,
a little taller than him, he was about this tall.
And he jumped in, I took a picture of those two,
and they were hanging out with these two girls, right?
So, I gave the boys the photos,
and they were waiting for them to develop, you know.
They're looking at them, and they're laughing,
and they're coming out.
And now the girls come over.
Now, I think the boys were with the girls, right?
It was about maybe 10 or 11, 12, 11, 12.
So, the boys are this big,
and when the girls are 12, they're this big.
So, the girls ask, they don't speak English,
but they're asking me to take their picture
and give them a picture, too, for free.
And so then, but then they all took a picture together,
and it was so, it's just kind of amazing.
These little boys, this big, these girls,
and the girl, the one girl is 12.
Tank top, belt buckle, cigarette.
With her boyfriend.
It was really cool.
So, anyway, Stone wrote this song,
and it's called Thin Air,
and it's about, I'm guessing it's about new love,
and...
And kind of like these guys, I think that was new love.
And I think thin air, maybe because the girls,
that's where their head's up.
Of the tall girls up in the air.
So, anyways, it's a Stone song, and I hope you like it.