I Have A Mantra That Kind Of

At The Same Time, You Don't Want To Be Blindsided At Some Point Because You've Taken Too Much Comfort From Knowing Nothing. So You Try To Keep A Little Store Of Practical Knowledge. At A Certain Point You Have To Pretend That Something Is True In Order To Have A Relationship With The World.

All You Do Is You Go Back To The Maida Vale Studios At Bbc In London, And It Feels Like You're In A Spaceship. It Feels Like You're In 2001 Or Something Like That. It's Massive And Well Constructed And Highly Technologically Advanced And Occupied By These Wise Scientists, Engineers, And Producers. Listening To It, It Just Doesn't Sound Like Me - That's A Younger Self That Didn't Know Who He Was Or What He Was Doing. I Can't Identify With A Nebulous Cloud.

I Need To Go Someplace Faraway That Doesn't Have Telephones And Doesn't Have A Record Player And Doesn't Have Movie Theaters And People Walking Down The Street In Order To Not Do Anything.

It's Nice To Be Able To Backtrack And Not Be Embarrassed By The Music You Used To Listen To.

To Me, Recordings Are Little Fourth-dimension Artifacts, Because They Already Are Representatives Of Past, Present, And Future, Just Inherently In Their Existence.