For Me, The Great Thing About Music

What People Have To Make Sure Of Is That They're Not Replicating Something That Already Exists. You Really Have To Ask Yourself: "is There A Point In Me Doing This? Has This Already Been Said Before? Is This Moving Things Along Or Is This Just Adding To The Giant Pile Of Junk That's Already There?"

Part Of Why I Started A Band Was Due To Feelings Of Shyness And Social Ineptitude. I Saw It As Some Way Of Being Able To Interact With People From A Safe Distance. It's Always Been About Trying To Get To Know People. Albeit, It's A Bit Of A Contradiction Because You Can't Really Get To Know People When They're 10 Feet Away And There's A Big Mass Of Them.

I Used To Look At Older People Who Bothered To Still Attend Nightclubs And Couldn't Help But Wonder Why. Didn't They Realise How Foolish They Looked? Of Course, Now That I'm One Of Those People Myself, I Have Decided That Such Rules Don't Apply To Me.

I Think That's What All Art Is For - For People To Express What It Is To Be Human. That's The Purpose Of It.

Noise Is An Easy Thing To Hide Behind. If You Make A Lot Of Noise And Shout Behind That, Nobody Can Tell What You're Singing.