Into The Mercy Seat I Climb My

I Think There's A Certain Numbness In Modern Society, That Accepts Certain Kinds Of Violence, But Represses Other Kinds Of Violence.

The Songs That I Like Are The Ones That You Can't Visualize, That Are Just Cries From The Heart - Those Very Straight, Direct Songs That Make Rock & Roll Music So Wonderful.

Your Limitations Make You The Wonderful Disaster You Most Probably Are.

The Way People Reacted To Me In Dressing Rooms And So On Was Incredibly Aggressive. They Know Every Record And They Seem To Think They Should Nudge Me Or Bump Into Me As They Go Past. It Was This Incredible Performance That Used To Amuse Me. In The Early Days, People Were Drawn Towards Us Like They'd Be Drawn Towards A Car Smash...there Is A Definite Relationship Between That Fanaticism And The Fan That, As A Performer, You Expose More Of Yourself, Of The Undercurrents Of Your Personality. Most Rock Personalities Subdue That Or Choose Not To Explore It.

This Is How It Essentially Is For Bunny Junior. He Loves His Dad. He Thinks There Is No Dad Better, Cleverer, Or More Capable, And He Stands There Beside Him With A Sense Of Pride - He's My Dad - And He Also, Of Course, Stands Beside Him Because He Has Nowhere Else To Go.