I'm Not Saving Lives. I'm Singing And

I Love The Feeling Of Letting Fly, Of Pushing As Far As I Could Go With My Voice. The Only Way You Can Really Graduate How You Do It Is By Doing It Regularly To People Who Don't Have To Be Super Impressed. You Can Do It In The Studio All Day Long But You Don't Get The Flashback That You Get Onstage.

Each Album Comes From Definitely A Different Period In The Evolution Of Each Of Us Individually As Creators And The Role That We Take In Life. The External Stimuli Changed... So The Songs Are Full Of Lots Of Different Meanings.

Each Album Has A Different Atmosphere. The Third Album And Houses Of The Holy Seem To Be The Two Albums That People Didn't Get Off On Quite As Strongly As The Other Ones. But I Think They Contain The Basic Ingredients For The Further Pursuance Of What We're Doing... The Turning Point To Relieve The Tedium Of Repetition.

I'm Like One Of Those Firecrackers That Goes Off In Your Pocket Occasionally. I'm Not Really Struggling With It As Much As The People Around Me. But At Least I'm Not Doing Too Much Damage To Anybody Or To Myself. It's Just The Condition I'm Aware Of.

I Think Led Zeppelin Must Have Worn Some Of The Most Peculiar Clothing That Men Had Ever Been Seen To Wear Without Cracking A Smile.