Two Men Look Out The Same Prison

You Spend So Many Months And Years In The Studio, And You See The Clock Ticking And So Much Time Spent On The Minutiae Of Technical Things. And I Just Thought It'd Be Fun To Do Something Extremely Fast And Get That Rush Of Something That Had Some Energy, Something That You Weren't Tired Of When You Finished It.

I Have For Four Years Now Been Ringing The Bell. Economic Holocaust Is Coming. Economic Day Of Reckoning Is Coming.

I Know My Own Limitations. And If Somebody Says, "i Need Songs For A Cartoon Garage Band - They Look Like This And They Should Sound Like This," It Gives You A Direction. I Like Having That Kind Of Assignment.

I Remember You Would Record A Guitar Part, And We Would Have To Sit There For 15 Or 20 Minutes Waiting For The Computer To Process It. You'd See The Little Wheel Spinning On The Computer, And You'd Be Praying That The Hard Drive Didn't Crash And You Didn't Lose The Performance.

Most Of My Early Records Were Not Cohesive At All, Just Collections Of Demos Recorded In Different Years. 'odelay' Was The First Time I Actually Got To Go In The Studio And Record A Piece Of Music In A Continuous Linear Fashion, Although That Was Written Over A Year.