By The Time I'm 50, There Is

One Thing With Montreal Is It's So Cold And Everyone's So Poor And Beer's So Cheap: If You Go To A Show You Have To Brave The Weather To Get There. So You Show Up And Everyone's Soaking Wet - There's A Sense Of 'i Trekked Through Three Feet Of Snow To Get Here!' I Think There's A Kind Of Camaraderie That Arises Out Of That, That's Important To Me As Well.

Just Because Something Might Not Have A Deep Philosophical Meaning Doesn't Mean It's Not Important Or Relevant.

I Don't Want To Have To Compromise My Morals In Order To Make A Living.

I Feel Like Vocals Are To Music What Portraits Are To Painting. They're The Humanity. Landscapes Are Good And Fine, But At The End Of The Day Everyone Loves The Mona Lisa.

I Think A Lot Of Music That's Really Innovative Is Not Even Considered Because It Was Made By People Who Had A Sexual Image. And People Assume That It's A Commodified Thing, So It Can't Be "indie."