I Became A Musician Because That's Really

I Became A Musician Because That's Really What I Wanted To Do When I Was Fifteen, But I Had Other Abilities.

People's Intelligence Tends To Be In Inverse Proportion To Their Number. People Don't Tend To Get Smarter As They Get Into Bigger Groups.

I Don't Advocate Stalinist Monolithic State Structures Any More Than I Advocate Capitalistic Monoliths. Unfortunately, Human Society Tends To The Monolithic, Whether You Go To The Left Or Right, Everybody In Leathers, Or Everybody Holding Chairman Mao's Book, And If Everybody Goes To One End Of The Pitch, I Always Go To The Other.

Production Is Something Ive Never Come To Terms With.

I Think The Beatles Are The Lasting Influence On Me, Even More So Than Dylan.