With Music, You Often Don't Have To

When Everything Is Visible And Appears To Be Dumb, That's When The Details Take On Larger Meanings.

Why Not Invest In The Future Of Music, Instead Of Building Fortresses To Preserve Its Past?

I'm Being Probably Naïve, But I Would Like To Think That Once Something Moves You And You Have An Emotional Involvement With It, And You See Some Relevance In It To Your Own Life, Then It's A Little Bit Harder, Maybe, To Look At The People That Produced It As Being Just Exotic Others That Don't Have Any Connection To You Or Relevance To You.

This Ain't No Party, This Ain't No Disco, This Ain't No Fooling Around.

Suburban Houses And Tin Sheds Are Often The Objects Of Ridicule.