I Have A Lot Of Stuff. Slowly

Archiving Is Extremely Expensive And Time Consuming. I'm Sure An Archivist Would Tell Me I'm Doing It Wrong. It's An Industry That's Built Upon Essential Ideas, And Some Of Those Practices Are Abusive.

I'm All For File Sharing. That's Great - As Long As People Are Prepared For The Significant Consequences. One Is That Music Will Become Completely Couched In Advertising. That's Already Happened. And Another Is That People Should Be Prepared To Have Fun With The Past Because The Only Music That Can Possibly Be Free Is The Music That's From The Past. It Costs Money To Make Music. And If People Are Prepared To Only Have The Past To Listen To, Then Let It Be Free.

American Business At This Point Is Really About Developing An Idea, Making It Profitable, Selling It While It's Profitable And Then Getting Out Or Diversifying. It's Just About Sucking Everything Up. My Idea Was: Enjoy Baking, Sell Your Bread, People Like It, Sell More. Keep The Bakery Going Because You're Making Good Food And People Are Happy.

What Does Bother Me Is That I Have To Spend Time And Energy Dealing With The Ramifications Of What People Do Think About Me.

I Jump From One Thing To The Next But Try And Strike A Balance. But It's Not Nostalgic In The Sense Of 'those Were The Good Old Days And Now We're Not There'. I Don't Think Like That. Not My Way.