I Love Everything About My Job, Except

I Think My Biggest Musical Hero Growing Up Was Probably Ian Mackaye He Set A Great Example For All Of Us Local Musicians. Still To This Day I See Him As The Best Example Of A Right-on Musician.

As I Get Older... I Start To Realize That Life Ain't Half Bad. Each Year, I'm Amazed That I'm Still Alive. I Don't Take Any Of This For Granted, I'm A Lucky Dude.

Nothing's Going To Keep Me From Making Music. If I Were In The Want-ads In The Back Of The Paper Or Playing To Six People At A Coffee Shop, I'd Still Love To Make Music.

The Most Important Thing Is That You Honor That Musical Integrity, Whether You Make Music That Sounds Like Abba Or You Make Music That Sounds Like Void.

It's A Weird Thing When You Make Records. You Try To Hear It Before You Make It, So You Walk Into The Studio With This Idea Of What You Expect To Happen, And That Usually Changes. That Usually Turns Into Something Else, And That's A Good Thing. If Everything Was As You Imagined It To Be, It Just Wouldn't Be As Much Fun.