I've Always Embraced Failure As A Noble

Rock And Roll Doesn't Necessarily Mean A Band. It Doesn't Mean A Singer, And It Doesn't Mean A Lyric, Really. It's That Question Of Trying To Be Immortal.

Our Culture Has Become Something That Is Completely And Utterly In Love With Its Parent. It's Become A Notion Of Boredom That Is Bought And Sold, Where Nothing Will Happen Except That People Will Become More And More Terrified Of Tomorrow, Because The New Continues To Look Old, And The Old Will Always Look Cute.

I Was Taught That To Create Anything You Had To Believe In Failure, Simply Because You Had To Be Prepared To Go Through An Idea Without Any Fear. Failure, You Learned, As I Did In Art School, To Be A Wonderful Thing. It Allowed You To Get Up In The Morning And Take The Pillow Off Your Head.

I've Always Thought That Gaming And Youtube And The Web Is A Very Post-punk Extravaganza.

There Are Two Rules I've Always Tried To Live By: Turn Left, If You're Supposed To Turn Right; Go Through Any Door That You're Not Supposed To Enter. It's The Only Way To Fight Your Way Through To Any Kind Of Authentic Feeling In A World Beset By Fakery.