When You're In A Band And Write

1991 For Some People Was A Significant Year In Terms Of Punk Rock. It Was The Year "punk Broke".

To Me, Music Is No Joke And It's Not For Sale.

I've Always Been A Bit Of A Documentarian.

I Had A Bartender Friend Once Tell Me About A $14.00 Shot Of Vodka, This Was Years Ago It's Probably More Now. I Thought That Was Crazy. From What I Understand, Vodka Has No Taste. I Think People Like The Taste Of Their Money.

People Ask Me: ‘what Is Punk? How Do You Define Punk?' Here's How I Define Punk: It's A Free Space. It Could Be Called Jazz. It Could Be Called Hip-hop. It Could Be Called Blues, Or Rock, Or Beat. It Could Be Called Techno. It's Just A New Idea. For Me, It Was Punk Rock. That Was My Entrance To This Idea Of The New Ideas Being Able To Be Presented In An Environment That Wasn't Being Dictated By A Profit Motive.