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Then Little Writings And Recordings That Thankfully Continue To Come Up. I'm In This Kind Of Wonderful, Kind Of Awkward, Off-putting, And Strange Position Where There's Nothing I Want To Do More Than Continue To Make Music, But The Ways That I Do Things Are Not In Tune With How I Can Do Them Commercially.

I Have More Respect For Somebody Who Points At His Ideal - In This Case, The Ideal Of The Pirate - And Then Becomes Something That's More Radical, More Exciting, More Subversive Than A Pirate Could Ever Be.

I Feel Much More Physically Connected To My Voice, And I Like The Physicality Of The Voice, And How The Voice Can Physically Occupy A Song.

Every Recording Session And Tour Is A Very Valuable Time To Me In Terms Of Getting To Spend Time With The Musicians - Whether They're Friends And Family Or People I've Just Met - Because I Don't Have A Job Where I Get To Interact With People Everyday.

When I Listen To Little Fourth-dimension Artifacts, They're Like They Were Made As Time Capsules In The First Place. You Know That When You're Writing The Song And Recording The Song, You're Already Sending A Message To The Future Listener, Whoever And Wherever And Whenever That Will Be.