Secrecy Is The Enemy Of Efficiency, But

The Most Important Thing To A Lot Of People, Is To Belong To Something That's Hip Or Whatever. To Be A Part Of Something That's Not Society, Just A Clique. And They Get Real Sidetracked Trying To Think Like Everyone Else. They Don't Realize That You Have To Motivate Yourself To Do Things You Want To Do. Some People Just Like Going Along For The Ride. And Those Are The Kind Of People I Don't Get Along With Too Well.

I Think I Understand What Bands Want, Just From Having Made Records Myself. I Understand What It Takes To Get A Good Vocal Sound, Or To Make People Comfortable In The Studio. From Minor Things Like Their Headphone Mix - And If A Singer's Singing, How They Should Hear Themselves - To How To Make People Feel That They're Getting Exactly What They Want. All Those Things, I Think, Are An Advantage, Especially The Part About Having Done It Myself. I'm Not Just An Engineer Who Records The Sounds Well. I'm Not Afraid To Take Chances.

Sometimes You Want To Run Away Sometimes You Think You Do But You Never Had A Dream Like This Before And You Don't Want To Ask For More Sometimes You Leave A Mark Before You Know The Score

Secrecy Is The Enemy Of Efficiency, But Don't Let Anyone Know It.

You Almost Have To Force Yourself To Stay In A Vacuum To Become Different - If You Really Want To Be Different.