Kerouac Was A Breeze, Some Kind Of

We Were Very Fortunate To Have A A Little Time In History When Lsd Was Still Legal And Were Able To Experiment With Drugs Just Like We Were Doing With Music.

What We Need Is Something, A Definition Of A Human, Starting From The Ground Up, So That The Suitable Moral Structure That Goes Around It Makes Sense. The Context Has To Come From The Human First, Rather Than Bits And Pieces Of Fragments Of Old Religion And All Of The Old Moral Superstructure, Whatever It Used To Be.

Things Come Up From The Outside, The Outside World Says, Okay, You Have Do This, You Have To Go Here And Here And Here, And These Are Your Options. You Can Be Here Or You Can Be Here. You Can Do This, Or You Can Do This. You Can Go Here, Or You Can Go There. So Each One Of Those Things Becomes A Place Of Decision, And The Way We Make Decisions Is That We All Get Together And If Somebody Doesn't Feel Right About It Or It Doesn't Seem To Sit Right, Usually We'll Go With The No Vote. If Somebody's Not Comfortable With It, We'll Figure It's Not Going To Be Worth Doing.

Western Ears Have A Hard Time Hearing Anything That Isn't In Four-four Time. A Lot Of Cultures Experience Music In Five-eight, For Example, Five-four.

I Think The Muslim Religious Is A Little Too Tight. It Doesn't Fit Humans. Humans Can't Possibly Fit Into It, So There Are A Lot Of Really Unhappy People, Terribly Repressed. It Is A Religion That Works Against You Because The Template Don't Fit. It's Not Human, You Know.