Music Becomes Very Personal. When You Marry

Hip-hop Music Has Done A Very Good Job Of Maintaining The Political Context, Where They Stand And Not Giving A Sh-t What People Think.

I Like The Alice In Wonderland Sculpture In Central Park. I Love How It's Been Rained On Forever And Looks Worn Down By Time.

I Think There's A Danger, For Me At Least, In Retreating And Going Inward And Depression. I Have To Stay Diligent Against That Tendency.

I Liked The Idea Of Having A Record That's Reggae-influenced But Not Musically, Just Lyrically. I Think There's So Much About Rasta Culture That's Interesting. Just The Idea Of Preaching One-ness, That We're All In This Together. Which I Suppose Is At The Root Of Most Any Religion. You're Gonna Find It, If Taken In The Right Context.

There Was This Book I Read And Loved, The Story Of A Ship Who Sailed Around The World And Found That Nothing Else Exists Beyond Its Own Two Sails And Wooden Shell And What Is Held Within. All Else Is Sure To Pass. We Clutch And Grasp And Debate What's Truly Permanent.