When I Was A Kid, I Always

I'd Like My Records To Reach As Many People As Possible, But I'm Also Thinking In Terms Of How I Can Keep From Getting Jaded Or Unhappy With The Process.

We Always Keep Things Very, Very Simple. We Can Make A Respectable Living Playing A Smaller Room That Somebody Else Couldn't, Because They're Spending A Lot Of Money. If We Can't Get A Show Up And Deliver With What We Almost Intrinsically Have In Our Brains And Our Pockets, Then I Don't Really Want To Do It.

When You're Listening To A Recording, You're Supposedly Listening To Some Aspect Of The Past In The Present As You Travel Slowly Into The Future, But You Also Know There's A Very Strong Likelihood That The Future Of That Recording, Whether You Made It Or Whether You're Listening To A Led Zeppelin Record, Is Going To Continue Probably Far Beyond Where You Are.

Sometimes It Will Be For More Money Than I've Ever Been Offered Before. I Mean, Am I An Idiot Again For Not Doing That?

I Think Records And Music Are More Appropriate And More Respectful Of The Human Soul Than The Churches Are. And More Respectful Of The Needs Of Humans To Communicate With The Aspects Of Themselves That Are Neglected By Language.