So It's One Of Those Things Where

Now There Is No Place You Can Go Where You Don't Hear Certain Types Of Music.

So It's One Of Those Things Where We Have To - Our Problem Is Pacing Ourselves And Still Reaching A Large Enough Number Of Our Audience. Because We Don't Want To Burn The Audience. And We Don't Want To Be Excluding Anybody.

The Thing Of Being Able To Share Somebody's Reality, Which Has So Far Been A Matter Of What Communication Is About, You Know. Now It Has Gotten A Whole New Leg. It Has Gotten A Thing Of Being Able To Actually Step In Somebody's Reality And Walk Through It Like They Do, Experience It The Way They Do, Specifically. The Implications, To Me, Are Immense. I Mean, How Far Can It Go? If You Go Into A Complete, Like A Cyberspace Model Of Some Type, In Which... You Know The Discussion About The Mind And The Interaction Between The Mind And The Universe As A Holographic Phenomenon.

The Alternate Media Are Becoming Important And Viable Alternatives To Playing Live. Records, Videos, That Kind Of Thing. They're Going To Start To Count For Something. Because There's Only A Limited Amount Of Us-time Available To Us.

You Have To Get Past The Idea That Music Has To Be One Thing. To Be Alive In America Is To Hear All Kinds Of Music Constantly: Radio, Records, Churches, Cats On The Street, Everywhere Music. And With Records, The Whole History Of Music Is Open To Everyone Who Wants To Hear It.