Don't Look At The Poster On Your

After 10 Years, I Have Been Touring For 20, Playing Basically The Same Type Of Music, A Four-piece Or Three-piece Type Of Music With Loud, Crashing Drums And Screaming Vocals. It Gets To The Point Where You're Looking For Something New, And You Don't Want To Do Something That's Way Too Left-field, For Fear That It Might Seem Contrived.

When Something Good Comes Your Way, You Better Feel Fortunate, Because It Doesn't Last Forever.

It's Important To Me That People Feel Connected To The Band Through The Music, You Know? I Don't Want It To Be Wallpaper. I Don't Want It To Be Background Music. I Want It To Be Clear: This Is The Song. These Are The Words. If You Feel The Same Way As I Do, Sing It As Loud As You Can.

There's Something About Heartbreak That Makes For Great Music, But The Same Could Be Said For Jägermeister. Hangovers Make For Great Music, Too.

A Musician Should Only Sound Like What They Do, And No Two Musicians Sound The Same. It's An Individual-feel Thing, You Know?