It Makes Me Sad, The Way Human

There Are Certainly Good Examples Of Incredibly Brilliant, Beautiful Music That Has Been Made Commercially Available And Sold Everywhere. But I Would Say That, For The Most Part, Quantity Certainly Does Not Speak Well For Quality.

When People Who Are Songwriters Say 'that's My Property And If You Give It Away For Free Then I'll Lose My Incentive,' Then, Well, Good Riddance.

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.

Record Labels Have Enjoyed A 100-year Monopoly Of Selling Plastic And Now They're Up Against A Different Format.

I'd Much Rather Talk To A 30-year Old That Survived Rough Times In Their Lives [practicing Straight Edge] Rather Than Someone That Was Harmed By A Culture Of Violence.