No One Is You, And That Is

I Dropped Out Of High School And I Couldn't Go To College 'cause I Wasn't Smart Enough, So I'd Resigned Myself To Loading Trucks And Playing Punk Rock On The Weekends.

As I Get Older... I Start To Realize That Life Ain't Half Bad. Each Year, I'm Amazed That I'm Still Alive. I Don't Take Any Of This For Granted, I'm A Lucky Dude.

There Weren't A Lot Of Career Opportunities In Crazy-fast Hardcore Punk, So You Didn't Have A Lot Of Ambition, Just The Love And Passion To Play Music With Your Friends.

I Think Musicians Like Me Are Drawn To Those Older Desks, Not Just Because They're Legend And Lore But Also Because They Do Something Really Specific That Is Hard To Emulate Or Re-create Digitally.

A Place Like Sound City, Which Was Just A Big, Beautiful Room Where You Would Hit Record And Capture The Sound Of The Performer - A Place Like That Isn't Necessarily In Demand Anymore.