I'm Not Usually In A Talkative Mode.

Due To Irresolvable Personality Conflicts As Well As Musical Differences, I Am Permanently Leaving The Band Audioslave. I Wish The Other Three Members Nothing But The Best In All Of Their Future Endeavours.

Ever Since I Can Remember I’ve Had Positive And Negative Fan Reviews. And Whether It Was Positive Or Negative It Wasn’t Always Based In Reality Or What My Perception Of The Music Was. But Judging From Playing These New Songs Live And My Feelings On The Record [scream] – And It’s A Great Record – There Is Definitely An Audience For It. Also, I Don’t Really Go To Clubs So I Don’t Know What Sounds Are Made There.

When That Much Time Goes By, You're Really Listening To Your Old Music Differently. At The Time It's Written, It Was The Beginning Of Our Career And With Every Song We're Thinking, 'this Is What's Creating Us.' Now, Nothing Is Creating Us. We're Well-created. We're There. It Becomes Just Pure Pleasure And You Become Sort Of An Archeologist Of Your Own Music. You Don't Judge It, Because What's The Point? It's A 30-year-old Song. It Just Becomes Fun.

I Don't Care What People Think Of Me Or For What Reason They Think Of Me. I Don't Feel Like I Don't Know Who I Am To The Degree That I Have To Change My Hair To Create A New Me.

I Got In Touch With The Creative Process Between The Age Of 14 And 16, Mainly Because I Was Alone So Much.