As Hard As You Try And Create

What People Don't Understand Is That The Underground That Existed Was Created In The Early 80s And Was Thriving Throughout The 80s. Until The Industry Showed Up It Was A Pretty Significant Network. It Was All Happening, But The Smell Of Money Had Not Wafted Up High Enough For The Industry. It Wasn't Really Until They Came Descending On Seattle That Things Really Got Out Of Control.

We Had Punks Literally Protesting Fugazi. I Respect A Boycott. I Respect A Conscionable Boycott, But Of All Bands To Boycott? Fight Crime. If You Really Want To Get Out There, Go Fight Crime.

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.

There Are Many Things That People Do Happily That I Can't Imagine Why They Would Do It... But I Have To Say That Even Though I Am Critical Or Judgmental Of Society At Large, I'm Not Critical Of People Individually. We Are Who We Are.

I'm All For File Sharing. That's Great - As Long As People Are Prepared For The Significant Consequences. One Is That Music Will Become Completely Couched In Advertising. That's Already Happened. And Another Is That People Should Be Prepared To Have Fun With The Past Because The Only Music That Can Possibly Be Free Is The Music That's From The Past. It Costs Money To Make Music. And If People Are Prepared To Only Have The Past To Listen To, Then Let It Be Free.