I Just Thought That I Was Going

Your Musical Soul Is Like Facets Of A Jewel, And You Stick Out One Facet At A Time ... (and) I Tend To Work Real Hard On Whatever It Is I Do, To Get It Up To Speed, Up To A Professional Level. I Tend To Bury Myself In One Thing For Years At A Time.

In The United States, We Spend Millions Of Dollars On Sports Because It Promotes Teamwork, Discipline, And The Experience Of Learning To Make Great Progress In Small Increments. Learning To Play Music Does All This And More.

I Think There's Just A Lot Of Compassion In Art. Again, When You're Doing Something That Resonates With Somebody Else, You're Going Through An Experience Another Person Has Had, Whether It's Been A Painful Experience Or A Joyous Experience Or A Happy Experience.

I Can Sing Better After Shooting Smack In Both Arms Than After Eating Too Much.

I Don't Record (any Type Of Genre Of Music) That I Didn't Hear In My Family's Living Room By The Time I Was 10. It Just Is My Rule That I Don't Break Because ... I Can't Do It Authentically ... I Really Think That You're Just Hard-wiring (synapses) In Your Brain Up Until The Age Of Maybe 12 Or 10, And There Are Certain Things You Can't Learn In An Authentic Way After That.