At My Age, I Don't Buy But

When You Get To Readin' About Where The Music And John Steinbeck And All Those People Like That Come From, The Further You Go The More Interesting It Becomes.

There Are So Many Conditions To Programming In America, Where It's Dominated By These People That Own 800 Radio Stations That Have No Idea Who To Play And Who Not To Play, And They Listen To Somebody Or Read Somebody Else's Programming Sheet And Go By Buck Owens' Opinion Or Something. Eight Hundred Stations Are Controlled By Some Guy That Doesn't Have A Clue As To What To Do About Music.

We Are Under [government's] Control, And If People Don't Realize That, They Haven't Looked Around. And If They're Not Paranoid, They Haven't Thought About It.

The Only Thing That I Miss Lately In All Music Is Somebody That Will Put Out A Melody That You Can Whistle. It Doesn't Seem Like There's Anything Happening Like That.

We're Turning Into The Society That Is Accepting The Force-feed. I Don't Quite Understand Why We're Going For The Things We're Going For. There's No Process Of Elimination Anymore In Music. They Have These Grooming Schools, These Things, And They're Turning Out These Clones, And The Music Is Sounding So Refined That It's Not Even Interesting.