I'll Say It Loud And Say It

I Did Go Through A Goth Thing, But That Was A Long Time Ago. I Just Like Artists That Shake It Up, That Piss People Off Or Make People Think Or Rattle The Cage Somehow.

Anybody In The Spotlight Can Get Lost In That If They Are Not Careful.

On My Us Tour Maybe Three Out Of 30 Shows There Was An Elvis Impersonator In The Crowd But That's It. I Usually Get Younger Fans, And Those That Come That Are Of An Older Generation End Up Walking Out Because It's Too Loud

I Think Most Artists Start Off Playing In Front Of People And Are Used To Doing It Before They Go Out. I Kind Of Did It The Opposite. The Thing Got Blown Sky High And I'm On Tv On "good Morning America" Doing My First Performance In Front Of Everybody. I Think It Was Backward And From That, What I Got Out Of It, The End Is What I Wanted, Which Was Headlining My Own Tour, Having People Come Because They Loved My Record And Loved My Music.

Mostly Singing Was Cathartic, Writing Was Cathartic, Therapeutic. I Don't Think I Had A Goal, Particularly, To Sing Or Put It Out There For Anybody.