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I Think What We Took Away From First Hearing About The Punk Stuff In England And Then The Early American Punk Stuff Was A Sense Of Self-definition And Also Sort Of Playing Music For Music's Sake And Being Part Of A Family For Family's Sake.

That's A Roman Concept Where The Government Can Do Anything, As Long As You Give The People "bread And Circuses." And I'd Say This Culture Right Now Is Similar, As Long As People Have Money, Fun, And Food, Our Government Can Do Heinous, Heinous Things.

I Don't Think It's An Ethical Or Moral Issue, Or Even That People Are Stupid, But I Do Feel Like As A Culture Things Are Out Of Balance, Perverted, And Inverted. Things That Are Ridiculous Are Worshipped, And Things That Are Important Are Ridiculed. I Think That's Something Worth Thinking About.

The Corcoran Show Was Actually Almost A Reportage. The Exhibit Was, In Many Ways, Pretty Unique. It Was One Of The First Pieces About Dc Culture That Doesn't Include Some Marble Building Or The Kennedy Center.

Major Labels Didn't Start Showing Up Really Until They Smelled Money, And That's All They're Ever Going To Be Attracted To Is Money-that's The Business They're In- Making Money.