I Don't Watch Tv But Occasionally I'll

Columbia Heights Was A Poor, Messed Up Area, And The Church Was In The Middle Of It. What Happened Inside Was A Reflection Of The Community. I Actually Saw My First Rock Concert On The Altar Of That Church [st. Stephen's].

I Work At A Record Label Where I Have Archives. These Things [memorabilia] Occurred And Are Important To Somebody, And They're Important To Me. I Find The Record Industry Largely Repellent. This Music, The Teen Idles, All Of That Stuff, Is Important To Me. I Don't Have Lawyers, An Agent Or A Manager. However I Find The Music Industry Largely Repellent. I Just Make Records Because That's What I Love To Do. So I Think That Era, Those Pieces Of Media, I Keep In My Collection.

The Amount Of Money That People Spend On Saving Stuff, They Try To Feed You This Idea That It's More Important.

I Don't Think It's An Ethical Or Moral Issue, Or Even That People Are Stupid, But I Do Feel Like As A Culture Things Are Out Of Balance, Perverted, And Inverted. Things That Are Ridiculous Are Worshipped, And Things That Are Important Are Ridiculed. I Think That's Something Worth Thinking About.

Major Labels Didn't Start Showing Up Really Until They Smelled Money, And That's All They're Ever Going To Be Attracted To Is Money-that's The Business They're In- Making Money.