The Constant Fear Of A Performer Is

I Can't Draw. But I Can Draw With Sound. That's The Most Useful Thing I Learned In Terms Of What My Craft Is... The Arrangements Were Mine. They Were Little Lines And Stuff That I Had Written Myself... And I Was Locked Into This Idea That Vocals Didn't Count, Melodies Didn't Count, Songwriting Craftsmanship Didn't Count. The Only Thing That Counted Was High Arching Guitar Solos...

I Don't Record (any Type Of Genre Of Music) That I Didn't Hear In My Family's Living Room By The Time I Was 10. It Just Is My Rule That I Don't Break Because ... I Can't Do It Authentically ... I Really Think That You're Just Hard-wiring (synapses) In Your Brain Up Until The Age Of Maybe 12 Or 10, And There Are Certain Things You Can't Learn In An Authentic Way After That.

People Don't Realize That By Voting Republican, They Voted Against Themselves....i Worry That Some People Are Entertained By The Idea Of This War. They Don't Know Anything About The Iraqis, But They're Angry And Frustrated In Their Own Lives. It's Like Germany, Before Hitler Took Over. The Economy Was Bad And People Felt Kicked Around. They Looked For A Scapegoat. Now We've Got A New Bunch Of Hitlers.

The Constant Fear Of A Performer Is To Become What Is Reflected Back At You.

Don't Know Much, But I Know I Love You.