I Know A Lot Of People Who

Singing Into A Microphone And Learning To Play An Instrument And Learning To Do Your Craft, That's The Most Important Thing For People To Do. It's Not About Being Perfect, It's Not About Sounding Absolutely Correct, It's Not About What Goes On In A Computer. It's About What Goes On In Here [your Heart] And What Goes On In Here [your Head].

I Know A Lot Of People Who Wouldn't Be Comfortable With Everything That Comes With Being In A Band As Big As Nirvana. The Thing That I Don't Understand Is Not Appreciating That Simple Gift Of Being Able To Play Music.

I Think Maybe People See Bands And Musicians As Some Sort Of Superhero Unrealistic Sport That Happens In Another Dimension Where It's Not Real People And Not Real Emotions. So, I Grew Up Listening To Beatles Records On My Floor. That's How I Learned How To Play Guitar. If It Weren't For Them, I Wouldn't Be A Musician.

My Songwriting Is Like Extending A Hand To The Listener.

When Digital Technology Started Becoming The Norm, You've Got 50, 60, 70 Years Of Recordings On Tapes That Are Just Deteriorating. Like, A Two-inch Reel Of Recording Tape Won't Last Forever. It Dissolves. It Will Disappear.