Music Is More Objective, I Think, Than

I Recognize That As A Musician There Is A Certain Chauvinism Attached To It, Which Is The Thing Of, "i Spent My Time Learning How To Play. You Didn't Spend Time Learning How To Play, Therefore, You Are Not A Musician."

The World That You Can Go Walk Outside And Walk Around The Block. That's Reality. The Reality That's Being Talked About Is Something Else Entirely.

I Like All The Kinds Of Music I've Been Into. I'm Certainly Not A Purist In That I Will Only Play Country Licks In A Country Song Or Blues Licks In Blues Stuff. The Thing I Would Like To Be Able To Do Is To Make The Music Sound Right No Matter What It Is. If Somebody Else Wants To Have A Label For It, Then That's Their Business.

With The Recognition Comes Additional Responsibility, Because Then We're No Longer A One-shot. We're Now Part Of The Environment.

There Are Any Number Of Things That Survive Great, And Don't Need Any Kind Of Consciousness, So Why Bother Going Through All The Trouble Of Evolving Monkeys That Don't Run Very Well Or Climb Very Fast Or Have Particularly Sharp Teeth, But Have Big Heads.