I Think My Biggest Musical Hero Growing

'in Utero' Was The First Time I'd Made An Album That Reached Into The Dark Side. I Remember The Conflict And The Uncertainty. I Remember All Those Things When I Hear 'pennyroyal Tea.'

That’s One Of The Great Things About Music. You Can Sing A Song To 85,000 People And They’ll Sing It Back For 85,000 Different Reasons.

The Thing That Will Never Go Away Is That Connection You Make With A Band Or A Song Where You're Moved By The Fact That It's Real People Making Music. You Make That Human Connection With A Song Like 'let It Be' Or 'long And Winding Road' Or A Song Like 'bohemian Rhapsody' Or 'roxanne,' Any Of Those Songs. They Sound Like People Making Music.

I Think The Producers Or Whoever's Doing The Show Are Tripping So Hard. They Must Be On Acid. They Live In This, Like, Weird Grass Mound And There's This 'sun' In The Sky With This Little Baby's Face That's Just, Like, Bleaaargh-aarghagh. It's Just So Totally Insane. It's Such An Acid Thing, Man. For Kids!

It's Nice When People Are Happy To Hear That You're Still Alive, Rather Than Feeling Like "oh, Finally He's Dead?"