I Do Not Consider Myself A Teddybear.

I Do Feel Like I Have Always, In My Life, Been Inclined To Be On The Outside, Walk A Different Path Or Something. Because Of That, And Increasingly Over The Years, My Sense Of Distance From Mainstream Society Or From The Way Culture Works, I Have A Different Kind Of Perception Of It.

I Work At A Record Label Where I Have Archives. These Things [memorabilia] Occurred And Are Important To Somebody, And They're Important To Me. I Find The Record Industry Largely Repellent. This Music, The Teen Idles, All Of That Stuff, Is Important To Me. I Don't Have Lawyers, An Agent Or A Manager. However I Find The Music Industry Largely Repellent. I Just Make Records Because That's What I Love To Do. So I Think That Era, Those Pieces Of Media, I Keep In My Collection.

The Corcoran Show Was Actually Almost A Reportage. The Exhibit Was, In Many Ways, Pretty Unique. It Was One Of The First Pieces About Dc Culture That Doesn't Include Some Marble Building Or The Kennedy Center.

The Only Thing That Drives Music Is The People Who Are Making It.

American Business At This Point Is Really About Developing An Idea, Making It Profitable, Selling It While It's Profitable And Then Getting Out Or Diversifying. It's Just About Sucking Everything Up. My Idea Was: Enjoy Baking, Sell Your Bread, People Like It, Sell More. Keep The Bakery Going Because You're Making Good Food And People Are Happy.