Only his own. Can't do it. But it's understandable, really. I mean, the guy lost his closest friend in the world. A dozen years after D.'s death, though, Watt managed to pull something good out of it.
Most artists only get one masterpiece done in a lifetime.
Watt has two. It's about, among other things, his tours with the Minutemen, as filtered through the prism of his father's experiences in the bowels of the Navy ships he served on. He promised himself he'd tour behind it for at least a year, in honor of D. and his dad, and he did. He'd start the shows by waking up in The Boat, rubbing the crust out of his eyes, walking into whatever club he was playing that night, and starting the songs right then and there. Like a sailor rousted from his rack.