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In The United States, Workouts Tend To Focus On Body Image And How You Look. For Me, It's Really All About The Brain.

I Actually Think To Some Degree That People Are Down For Longer Shows With An Acoustic Show.

It Isn't Necessary To Be An Untouchable Rock-icon Guy Surrounded By Bodyguards And Be Ushered In And Out And Have Everyone Do Everything For You. It Isn't Necessary To Change The Way You Present Your Band To The Public Just Because You're Successful. That Happened A Lot In The '80s: There Was A School Of Thought That Said People Would Like You More If You Acted Like You Were The Unattainable Star.

Maybe Sincerity Is The New Punk. But To Me, I Think I Have To Connect With Something Emotionally, On Some Level, Or I Don't Care About It. And If I Don't Care About It, Then I Don't Think Anyone Listening To It Will, Either.

When That Much Time Goes By, You're Really Listening To Your Old Music Differently. At The Time It's Written, It Was The Beginning Of Our Career And With Every Song We're Thinking, 'this Is What's Creating Us.' Now, Nothing Is Creating Us. We're Well-created. We're There. It Becomes Just Pure Pleasure And You Become Sort Of An Archeologist Of Your Own Music. You Don't Judge It, Because What's The Point? It's A 30-year-old Song. It Just Becomes Fun.