I Got Turned On To Rock Music

I've Been To Enough Other Countries In The World To Know What Happens When You Have Socialized Single-payer Health Care. It Works. People Don't Get Sick As Much. They Don't Lose Their Life Savings With A Catastrophic Illness Like Cancer Or Aids.

In 1965, My Father Was Just Twirling The Dial Of The Radio To Find Something That Would Make Me Go To Sleep, And As Soon As I Heard Rock And Roll There Was No Stopping Me. It Was During The Height Of Beatlemania And The British Invasion, But I Gravitated Toward The Harder, Heavier Music Going On Then, You Know, The Early Rolling Stones, The Good Rolling Stones, And Paul Revere And The Raiders, Who Don't Get The Credit They Deserve For Spearheading The American '60s Garage Sound.

It Depends On The Situation. I Mean, On One Hand There's The Argument That People Should Be Left Alone On The Other Hand, There's The Argument To Wade In A Stop Slaughters In Places Like Bosnia And Kosovo And What We Probably Should Have Done In Rwanda.

When "search And Destroy" By The Stooges Came On As A Nike Shoe Commercial, I Got Physically Sick. That Song Meant The World To Me, And I Didn't Feel This Was The Way It Ought To Be Used.

Shut Up, Be Happy. Obey All Orders Without Question. The Happiness You Have Demanded Is Now Mandatory.