Indiscipline
Adrian Belew · Other Songs - Adrian Belew
And by the time I was done with it
I was so involved I didn't know what to think...
I carried it around with me for days and days,
Playing little games,
Like not looking at it for a whole day and then...
Looking at it to see if I still liked it...
I did!"
"i repeat myself when under stress I repeat myself when under stress
I repeat myself when under stress I repeat...
The more I look at it, the more I like it
I do think it's good
The fact is, no matter how closely I study it,
No matter how I take it apart,
No matter how I break it down
It remains consistent...
I wish you were here to see it!"
"i like it!"
"i like it!"
Indiscipline
Adrian Belew's 'Indiscipline' stands as a potent example of his eclectic, genre-defying approach to rock music. Recorded during a period where Belew frequently explored the boundaries between heavy metal, punk, and progressive rock, the track showcases his signature frenetic energy and intricate guitar work. The song reflects the chaotic, improvisational spirit that often characterized his solo output, distinguishing it from the more structured compositions found in his work with Faith No Matter or King Crimson. As a standalone recording, it captures the raw intensity of Belew's personal musical journey, emphasizing rhythm and melodic experimentation over conventional song structures. The piece remains a testament to his ability to create compelling, high-energy music that defies easy categorization.