In The 90s, There Was A Yahoo

I Never, Ever Had It In My Mind That I Wanted To Be In The Record Industry, Because I Still Contend That The Record Industry Is An Insidious Affair. It's This Terrible Collision Between Art And Commerce, And It Will Always Be That Way.

I've Done Thousands Of Interviews In My Life, And It's A Format That I Quite Enjoy, Because I Think Of Questions In Interviews As An Opportunity To Sort Of Gauge My Growth In A Way. It Gives Me An Idea Of How I'm Navigating This World That I'm In.

Part Of The Way The Work World Works Is Not So Much Creating A Separation Between Your Work And Your Free Time, But Creating The Illusion Of A Separation Between Your Work And Your Free Time. Every Day Is The Weekend For Me, Which Means I'm Always Busy.

Yeah, If Someone's Selling Downloads And Collecting Money For Our Songs I Would Be Unhappy About That But If They're Trading It I Don't Mind, Obviously If I Make A Thousand Records Or Cds Or Whatever, I Like To Sell A Thousand.

My Focus Is Always On The Day. What I've Done Behind Me, I Try To Have Respect For It, And Keep An Eye On It, And Make Sure It Isn't Abused, And Obviously Be Thoughtful About It, Because It's All Real To Me. I'm Basically In Every Band I Ever Was In, And The Songs, I Still Mean Them All.