If I'm Interested In What I'm Doing,

I Write In The Studio, I Don't Sit Around With A Piano Or A Guitar And Write Songs. I Get Satisfaction Out Of That Because I Can Finish The Song Really Quickly. I Can Use Whatever Momentum I Have. I've Got To Put It Down, Develop It, And Get It As Far [as I Can], Because The Excitement Of The Moment Of When You Get That Idea - You Want To Try And Hold It And Build On It And Really Gain Strength From It. Being In The Studio And Writing Songs Like That Is Really The Best Way.

The Avant-garde Makes More Sense To Me.

Even If You're Improvising, The Fact That Beforehand You Know Certain Things Will Work Helps You Make Those Improvisations Successful. It Really Helps To Have A Certain Amount Of Knowledge About Musical Structure.

If You're All Loaded Up On Love, You Haven't Got Anywhere Else To Go.

What I Enjoy Most About Being On Stage Is That The Natural Instruments Give You A Greater Freedom With Texture. When You Use Natural Instruments They Have Their Own Resonance.