If It Weren't For The Beatles, I

A Place Like Sound City, Which Was Just A Big, Beautiful Room Where You Would Hit Record And Capture The Sound Of The Performer - A Place Like That Isn't Necessarily In Demand Anymore.

Music Will Never Go Away, And I Will Never Stop Making Music; It's Just What Capacity Or What Arena You Decide To Do It.

Whenever I Say I Made A Record In The Garage, People Just Assume That I Have, Like, A Lear Jet Parked In There Or Something. But Really There's Old Luggage, A Couple Of Bikes. It's Big Enough To Put One Minivan In. That's It. No Dartboard. I'm So Not Macho.

In This Day And Age, When You Can Use A Machine Or Computer To Simulate Or Emulate What People Can Do Together, It Still Can't Replace The Magic Of Four People In A Room Playing.

When Digital Technology Started Becoming The Norm, You've Got 50, 60, 70 Years Of Recordings On Tapes That Are Just Deteriorating. Like, A Two-inch Reel Of Recording Tape Won't Last Forever. It Dissolves. It Will Disappear.