For Most People Who Have Or Who

I'm Not Talking About What Came Later [after The American Underground Punk Scene], Indie Music, Or Whatever You Want To Call It, But The Music That Came Before That - That's An Important Story. So Many Interviews With Musicians Get The Time Or Context Wrong. You Have These Older Bands, Usually Men, Who Tell Stories About "oh, We Got Into This Huge Fight, This Guy Punched That Guy," That's The Wrong Sort Of Story. My View Of The Time Is Truly Pioneering.

As Hard As You Try And Create Narratives About Sports, Once The Ball Is In The Air, There's Not A Damn Thing You Can Do About It, It's Just Very Real.

The Fact That The U.s. Government Spends Millions Of Dollars To Send Murderous Robot Planes Into Other People's Land To Murder Them, Into Other Countries, That's A Problem. That's What People Should Be Concerned About. The Fact That Other People Don't Understand Me Is Not A Problem. I Keep Things In Perspective.

1991 For Some People Was A Significant Year In Terms Of Punk Rock. It Was The Year "punk Broke".

Major Labels Didn't Start Showing Up Really Until They Smelled Money, And That's All They're Ever Going To Be Attracted To Is Money-that's The Business They're In- Making Money.