I Don't Think There's A Good Excuse

The Information Is There, You May Not Perceive It, But It Does Affect The Lower Orders. There Are Places Where It Just Peaks Out. It Is Like The Color Spectrum, It Just Simply Goes Beyond Where You Can Perceive It Any More But It Is Still Going On. If You Decide That The Invisible Continuation Of The Color Spectrum Is Important To Your Sense Of What Reality Is About, Then You Would Want To Extend It. Extend It As Far As You Could, As An Aesthetic.

In Folk Music, I've Always Been Fond Of The Fragment. The Song That Has One Verse. And You Don't Know Anything About The Characters, You Don't Know What They're Doing, But They're Doing Something Important. I Love That. I'm Really A Sucker For That Kind Of Song.

What We Need Is Something, A Definition Of A Human, Starting From The Ground Up, So That The Suitable Moral Structure That Goes Around It Makes Sense. The Context Has To Come From The Human First, Rather Than Bits And Pieces Of Fragments Of Old Religion And All Of The Old Moral Superstructure, Whatever It Used To Be.

Cats On The Bandstand, Give Them Each A Big Hand, Anyone Who Sweats Like That Must Be All Right.

We're Involved In A Society Which Is Undergoing Some Really Weird Changes Now.