If People Want New Music Then They

I've Had People Call Me From Bands That Are Very Popular, And They're Like, "what Do We Do? We Want To Do What You Do." It's Almost Impossible To Do What I Do, Because You Would Have To Start In 1980. You Can't Just Do It.

Let's Say For Instance People Say, "he's A Really Totalitarian, Strict Guy, He's Hard To Work With Or Whatever." I Don't Think It's True, But People's Perception Of Me Leads That Direction, Like I'm A Fundamentalist Person. I End Up Having To Spend Extra Time Saying, "i'm Not A Fundamentalist." I Have Other Stuff To Do.

I Do Remember Seeing Godspell Or Jesus Christ Superstar, One Of Those. It Was A Liberation Theology Venue. Anything Radical Seemed To Be Accepted There. I Definitely Picked Up The Idea There That You Should Question Authority.

If People Want New Music Then They Are Going To Have To Figure Out A Way To Be Patrons Of The Arts. And They Will.

With Napster And The Sharing Of Music, Of Course, There Are Going To Be People Who Exploit It. Greed Has No End. But There's A Lot Of Good That Could Happen. We Shouldn't Let The Economic Concerns Of The Major Labels Infringe On Our Freedom To Share Music.