I Like Things That Are Unique And

I've Gotten To Work With Amazing People. I Would Say Usually We Get To A Point Before We Get Into The Studio Where There Isn't That Sense Of Anxiety Or Nervousness Of Who They Are Because I Don't Think It Would Be As Productive In The Studio If That Was The Case. But Maybe Meeting Someone Like Neil Young For The First Time Made Me Anxious.

I Really Like The Challenge Of Working With Different Kinds Of Music. I Feel Like My Role Is Really Like A Coach, So I Feel Like I Can Do My Job For Different Kinds Of Music That May Not Necessarily Be What I Listen To.

In Between 15 And 20 - Probably At Around 17 - My Interests Switched From Hard Rock To Punk Rock. And Then By 20 They Were Circling Out Of Punk Rock Back Into Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, The Stuff That I Didnt Get To When I Was Younger.

Well I Listened To Mostly Rock Music, And I Felt Like Hip Hop Was Like An Extension Of Rock Music When It Was Done Well. So Energetically, Again I Felt Like It Was In Line With Punk Rock And Maybe Hard Rock, More Than It Was In Line With R&b, Which I Never Really Liked.

The Power Of Nature Is What All Art Strives To Be. The More We Can Get In Tune With The Harmony Of The Planet, The More Our Art Can Benefit From That Relationship.