We Just Do What We Always Do.

I Think Maybe People See Bands And Musicians As Some Sort Of Superhero Unrealistic Sport That Happens In Another Dimension Where It's Not Real People And Not Real Emotions. So, I Grew Up Listening To Beatles Records On My Floor. That's How I Learned How To Play Guitar. If It Weren't For Them, I Wouldn't Be A Musician.

In This Day And Age, When You Can Use A Machine Or Computer To Simulate Or Emulate What People Can Do Together, It Still Can't Replace The Magic Of Four People In A Room Playing.

You Look Up To Your Heroes And You Shouldn't Be Intimidated By Them; You Should Be Inspired By Them.

All I Really Had Was A Suitcase And My Drums. So I Took Them Up To Seattle And Hoped It Would Work.

To Me The Most Important Thing Is Getting Into A Studio And Making An Album That Is 12 Or 14 Amazing Songs, Getting Up Onstage, And Making People Happy By Livening The Rock.