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People Will Say "you Must Miss Playing To A Thousand People." But I Don't. I Might Miss Playing. That's What I Would Miss, But I Don't Miss It, Because I Am Playing.

All We Wanted To Do Was To Make Live Records All Available. For Us, The Idea Is To Make It All Available And Let People Decide Which Ones They Like Better. It's Not For Us To Decide. We Don't Care About That. What We're Interested In Is The Idea That We Made These Recordings, And They're Not Doing Anybody A Damn Bit Of Good Sitting In A Closet.

Minor Threat Was An Important Band, Believe Me That It Was Important It In My Life, But It Belongs To An Era That No Longer Exists. I'm Not Nostalgic. I Think Music Today Is Much More Important, Because Something Can Be Done About It.

"straight Edge" Was A Song About My Life. There Was No Structure, No Premise As If I Was Forming A Club. There Were No Tenets. I Mean I Wrote A Song Called "straight Edge," I'll Take That, But The Song Was About My Life The Way I Wanted To Live It.

I'd Much Rather Talk To A 30-year Old That Survived Rough Times In Their Lives [practicing Straight Edge] Rather Than Someone That Was Harmed By A Culture Of Violence.