I Got In Touch With The Creative

Sometimes, If A Song Is Written, In Essence, To Be That Stripped Down, It's Very Touchy When You Start Adding Things, Because Even The Smallest Thing Can Have A Huge Impact. Somebody Has To Make The Decision That There's A Better Song In There If There's Less.

I Don't Think There Are Too Many Rock Bands In History That Can Look At The Beginning And Middle And Ending Of Themselves And See What I See When I Think Of Soundgarden. I Think From The Beginning Through The Middle And The End It Was Such A Perfect Ride And Such A Perfect Legacy To Leave.

I'm Pretty Critical, But I'm Also Pretty Good At Letting Go Once It's Done. There's This Existential Argument That Comes In, At Some Point, When You're Over-thinking The Songwriting Process. There's No Guarantee That The More Time You Spend Or The More You Concentrate On Certain Aspects That That's Going To Produce A Better Result, Especially In The Arts. Some Of The Most Brilliant Things That Someone Might Do Could Happen In Three Minutes Because It's Something That Just Occurs To Them.

An Acoustic Show Is All About You, And Any Little Nuance Or Mistake Is Amplified.

'the Beatles' Did Whatever They Wanted. They Were A Collection Of Influences Adapted To Songs They Wanted To Write. George Harrison Was Instrumental In Bringing In Indian Music. Paul Mccartney Was A Huge Little Richard Fan. John Lennon Was Into Minimalist Aggressive Rock.