Watch Stone change diapers

Kilgore_Trout

acoustic guy wrote:

I gotta tell ya,
I never really got into Stone, i always felt that he had a problem with Ed or something, Not sure why, But..........

After watching that interview....I really like him. I see him in a whole new way now. I also just listened to a Brad song on youtube also and i loved it. First time I heard them. Nice sound.

Which album should I but from Brad?
Which is the favorite?

"Interiors" is easily their best album... check it out... and yes, stone seems incredibly down to earth, friendly, and funny based on all the interviews ive heard / seen... check out the other one thats stickied on the porch... its great

acoustic guy

GreenTeaDisease wrote:

god I hope not.

I hope no one I have to work with is as distracted as stone was during that interview (or starts talking baby talk in the middle of a meeting).

Let me guess.....SWF? and Happy right?

AnnaMelinda

GreenTeaDisease wrote:

god I hope not.

I hope no one I have to work with is as distracted as stone was during that interview (or starts talking baby talk in the middle of a meeting).

He's a fucking rock star! That was waaaay professional compared to what many do. Holy crap. This was no presidential debate. It was a somewhat impromptu interview in a studio where other rock stars drink jack daniels, do drugs, smoke cigarettes and fondle multiple 19 year old chicks.

Damn, people.

failedpersephone

sgossard3 wrote:

yah i loved to see that side of stone but it was pretty unprofessional and i could tell the DJ was kindof annoyed about it too... where was the mrs. at this time that she couldnt have watched the baby for a lil bit?? not to mention changing the baby on that filthy couch! itd rock to have stone as a daddy tho

seriously?
I thought it was funny- and really an interview like that is puff anyway. they always are.

The fact that he was changing the kids diaper was kinda cool.

and the asscrax was funny too.

made me like him a lil bit more.

acoustic guy

failedpersephone wrote:

seriously?
I thought it was funny- and really an interview like that is puff anyway. they always are.

The fact that he was changing the kids diaper was kinda cool.

and the asscrax was funny too.

made me like him a lil bit more.

Hahahaha, the ass crack was funny, pointing it right to the DJ.
After all people.........he is just a freaking DJ.

GreenTeaDisease

suppafreak wrote:

He's a fucking rock star! That was waaaay professional compared to what many do. Holy crap. This was no presidential debate. It was a somewhat impromptu interview in a studio where other rock stars drink jack daniels, do drugs, smoke cigarettes and fondle multiple 19 year old chicks.

Damn, people.

he's a rock star who was discussing a benefit for huntington's disease run by a professional organization, at a place of a business, a radio station. some situations are for kids, some situations are not. And even if you argue that it was ok to bring the kid, fine, but he let himself get distracted by it, and as I listener, I found that annoying. simple as that.

GreenTeaDisease

acoustic guy wrote:

What?
Lighten up will ya? Wait until you have a situation where you need to bring your child with you someday to place where you normally would not.

I know I have been there many times. Its a part of being a good parent.

not everyone has children you know.

moses562

Nice interview. Thanks for posting.

Dylan Stone

GreenTeaDisease wrote:

And even if you argue that it was ok to bring the kid, fine, but he let himself get distracted by it, and as I listener, I found that annoying. simple as that.

Wow.

You must annoy easily, huh?

Personally...I found it a little endearing.

But I guess I "endear" easily.

meme

GreenTeaDisease wrote:

he's a rock star who was discussing a benefit for huntington's disease run by a professional organization, at a place of a business, a radio station. some situations are for kids, some situations are not. And even if you argue that it was ok to bring the kid, fine, but he let himself get distracted by it, and as I listener, I found that annoying. simple as that.

I'm sorry, but that's a ridiculous statement. Want proof? Now many people who had never heard about KRock New York or Huntington Disease and the Professional Organization fundraising for it watched this video and know about both. All courtesy of Stone's baby and his public diaper changing.

Also, for those making erroneous assumptions about Stone's wife lack of a career, she is an environment consultant.

So sad to see people annoyed by the mixing of children and profession. Especially women.

GreenTeaDisease

meme wrote:

I'm sorry, but that's a ridiculous statement. Want proof? Now many people who had never heard about KRock New York or Huntington Disease and the Professional Organization fundraising for it watched this video and know about both. All courtesy of Stone's baby and his public diaper changing.

Also, for those making erroneous assumptions about Stone's wife lack of a career, she is an environment consultant.

So sad to see people annoyed by the mixing of children and profession. Especially women.

I didn't say anything about stone's wife not having a career, I assume she does. that was someone else.

she's an environmental consultant? that's awesome, so am I.

I don't think *anyone* should be "stay at home" parents. I think if you have kids you should figure out a way to have a career too, hands down. But also think that some parents don't understand the line between adult situations/places and kid situations/places. You see it all the time- people bringing screaming little people into adult restaurants, movies, concerts, gyms, even bars, offices- places where adults are trying to relax (or work).

I'm not saying stone makes a habit of this, maybe it was a one time thing, and other than distracting her father the kid did not cause any problems. but if you want to make this into a big discussion, I'm just addressing the bigger picture.

Kilgore_Trout

meme wrote:

Also, for those making erroneous assumptions about Stone's wife lack of a career, she is an environment consultant.

guilty... i just figured she didnt because i totally would not if i was married to a rockstar... its creepy how much people know about the guys' families tho... so shes like... a professional hippy?

yahamita

Stone loves using the word FANTASTIC!

meme

sgossard3 wrote:

guilty... i just figured she didnt because i totally would not if i was married to a rockstar... its creepy how much people know about the guys' families tho... so shes like... a professional hippy?

I bumped into the information while looking up this Huntington disease thingy .

GreenTea... look. I am as annoyed as you are by badly behaved screaming kids in nice restaurants while I am on a date with my husband, but integrating your kids into your professional and leisurly life is the way in which your life (professional and otherwise) does NOT end when you have kids.

In particularly, the way I see it: Stone is a powerful figure, a rock star. As someone mentioned, he probably had the leverage to say that he'd do the interview only if he could bring his child. They said yes, surprise surprise. A society in which people can bring their kids to work when necessary and feasible instead of leaving them in care of a stranger is a better society, and he made the first step. I am sure it won't ALWAYS happen, and I'm sure he won't leave the Alive riff mid-way during a show to change a diaper. Having his kid cooing was cute. When it got to be too much, the kid was gone. No big deal.

Fahka

.............

Ms. Haiku

I saw the video a while ago. When I see babies I turn to mush. Awwwww, look at the widdle baby awwwww coochiecooochiecoo, jubeejubeejubeee.

Stone was able to talk about why he was in the area even with his daughter banging on the table. He's a multi-tasker!

chiquimonkey

she is *adorable*! he could have been doing a puppet show for her during the interview, wouldn't care....just nice to see/hear stone thanks for sharing the link!

In My Dreams

chiquimonkey wrote:

she is *adorable*! he could have been doing a puppet show for her during the interview, wouldn't care....just nice to see/hear stone thanks for sharing the link!

After reading all the posts I have to say "Thank You" for the positive one.

I was going to say something like "What's the big fucking deal?" "It's just an interview" "So what if he brought his baby? She's a good baby and didn't fuss" He got his point across didn't he?

Not everyone hates babies.

Arainea

It took Stone awhile to change it because he was changing her whole outfit. I hate to tell those of you who don't have kids this, but breastfed babies' crap is... how can I say it nicely?...um, "loose". It does not always stay neatly in the diaper. Sometimes you have to change more that just the diaper!

As to babies at work...I don't see the big deal within reasonable limits. The university where I teach has an on-site daycare, but during breaks I would always go get my babies and bring them back to my office to nurse them...and change them, too, if need be. It was never any big deal. I thought it was kind of nice to see Stone doing daddy-duty!

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1. I thought it was extremely awesome for a male rock star to publicly change a baby's diaper, and it made me like him even more. Plus the kid was surprisingly well-behaved.

2. I'd bet it was him allowing a radio interview to interrupt time with his daughter more than him allowing his daughter to interrupt a radio interview. Sure, the DJ seemed a little annoyed that he was changing the diaper, but the kid was probably annoyed that he was doing the interview. I side with the kid. Stone owes it to his baby to change her diaper, but he doesn't owe that DJ anything. He's lucky he got any interview at all.