I Think Hypochondria Always Plays A Part

I'm Kind Of A Hermit. It's Almost Easier For Me To Write About Connection Than To Actually Connect.

You'd Hope That No Writing About Music Could Supersede The Music Itself. But I Do Think That Blogs Mirror The Way That We Are Listening. It Comes At You Fast And It's Timely And Then Five Minutes Later We're On To Something Else. It Caters To Our Desire For Instant Gratification. And I Think Blogs Also Have Fluidity That's Exciting. You Have A Lot Of Real Enthusiastic Music Fans For The Most Part That Are Writing Sometimes For A Large Audience, And I Think Certain Blogs Have A Little Too Much Power Over What Someone Likes Or Doesn't Like.

If You Always Want To Look Relevant, Just Be Cgi-prepared.

I've Never Been In Another Kind Of Midlife Crisis. I Don't Know What It Feels Like When You're Through That, But I Definitely Feel That Changing A Few Things, Like Being On A Different Label And Having Things Kind Of Settle Back Into A Sense Of Normality, Helps To Feel Grounded.

People Give The Words Life Through Their Own Adoration Or Relationship To The Work, And That's True Of Everything. You Can't Divorce Critical Or Fan Reaction. Once It Exists, You Forget That The Words Are Arbitrary, Or You Start To Remove Value.