Most Bands Are Commercial Enterprises. But I'm

I've Been Around The Block A Couple Of Times, And The Guy I Am Now Is The Guy I Like To Be.

I Don't Know If It's Possible To Affect My Ego Any More. There's No Room Left. For Me, I Think I Make Music Like The Way I Think It Should Be Made, Like What Rock Should Sound Like. It Has Nothing To Do With The Current Marketplace. And So From That State Of Mind, It's Gonna Sound Different From Anything Else Out There. And When Something Sounds Different, I Think That Can Be Inspiring To Other Musicians.

When You're A Kid, You Have This Feeling Like You're Indestructible. Your Mortality Doesn't Even Occur To You. But As Time Goes By, You Realize, "i Better Cut This Out Or That Out If I Want To Continue To Exist."

A Lot Of Stuff I Do, 10 Years Later It Becomes Popular.

Until I Was Six Years Old We Lived In The Projects, Then My Two Brothers And Three Sisters And I Moved To A Three-bed That My Mother's Father Built.