Musically, I Am Still Hooked And Just

The Bulk Of My Set Is Instrumental And You Have To Give Yourself And The Audience Some Relief Because A Performance Is Not About Great Guitar Playing It's Really About Entertainment.

I Would Say That If You Don't Feel Like Talking To The Crowd Something Is Wrong And If You Force Yourself To Talk To Them Things Will Happen And To That Extent Things Aren't Choreographed.

It's True That The More You Put In The More You Get Out And That Has To Be There I Think, If You Aren't Really Hooked On Your Instrument This Job Would Be A Hell On Earth But If You Are, It's The Best.

I Don't Spend A Lot Of Time Thinking Of What They'll Do Musically, I Try To Imagine Being Locked Into A Windowless Room With This Person For Twelve Hours At A Time. If You Can Look At That And Think It Might Be Fun Then Maybe You've Got The Right Musician.

The Principle Element In A Performance Is Risk, And If You're Losing Interest Then By Scaring Yourself To Death The Audience Will Feel It And Boy It'll Wake Them Up.