ROB LOWE says he RECORDED a DEMO with TOTO while ON C*KE!

During a recent episode of his podcast “Literally! With Rob Lowe,” the actor revealed that he once attempted to have a music career, which led him to record a demo with Toto while under the influence.

Lowe reflected on this experience while speaking with “Music Box: Yacht Rock: A Dockumentary” producer Bill Simmons.

“That’s the other thing about yacht rock. These songs were some of – literally – the biggest songs of the year; songs that won Grammys,” Simmons said while discussing the negativity that some have towards the genre.

“[The Doobie Brothers‘] ‘Minute by Minute’ won a Grammy, Christopher Cross won, like, four Grammys. Toto crushed at the Grammys. Toto crushed at the Grammys to the point that people got pissed about it. Like, there was a Grammys backlash. They were like, ‘Who the fuck are these guys?’,” Simmons continued.

Lowe then chimed in, recalling his experience with Toto:

“I got one for ya. There was a minute in the 80s where I was definitely doing too much Bolivian marching powder and just being a fucking lunatic and [it was] also coming at the time in a young actor’s career where they’re too old to play the roles they’ve been playing, but they’re too young to play the roles that will last you the rest of your life, which are really the great ones. And you can kind of feel it.

“I love music so much, as evidenced by this talk and all of that, that I got it into my head that maybe I should think more about music and I cut a demo with Toto.”

Lowe explained that this happened at a time when both he and Toto were at their peak of fame, with him having just been in “The Outsiders” and “St. Elmo’s Fire” and Toto having just released “Africa.”

Simmons responded: “Wow, this is one of the reasons you’re the world’s most interesting man. You were partying with the Showtime Lakers as they were winning titles during the Magic’s shots scenario. Who weren’t you involved with in L.A. in the ’80s?”

“Probably nobody, because I also took having fun very seriously,” Lowe added.