When You Work With Somebody For A

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.

As Music Becomes More Computer-based, It's Lost Some Emotional Impact.

In Japan, You Get On The Bullet Train Or The Airplane, And I Loved The Little Speeches The Stewardesses Would Do. They Even Do Little Speeches Before You Play Gigs.

With My Own Music, I Try To Get Away From Things That Are Familiar And Things That Would Be Easy For Me To Go To.

There's An Infinite Amount Of Possibilities And Detours And Things That Can Distract You From Actually Just Performing The Song And Having Whatever Emotion That's Invested Into The Song Come Through In The Recording.