Patriotism Does Not Mean Giving Blind Loyalty

If Voting Could Change Anything, It Would Be Illegal.

You've Got To Have An Ego As Big As Mars To Want To Think That You, Of All People, Are Better Than Anyone Else To Be President Of The United States. People That Vain, They Want Their Place In History, And They Want To Be Able To Control How Much They'll Be Worshipped By Future Generations.

In 1965, My Father Was Just Twirling The Dial Of The Radio To Find Something That Would Make Me Go To Sleep, And As Soon As I Heard Rock And Roll There Was No Stopping Me. It Was During The Height Of Beatlemania And The British Invasion, But I Gravitated Toward The Harder, Heavier Music Going On Then, You Know, The Early Rolling Stones, The Good Rolling Stones, And Paul Revere And The Raiders, Who Don't Get The Credit They Deserve For Spearheading The American '60s Garage Sound.

I Went To Seattle As Just Another Geek In The Food Chain, Thinking, "well, In My Own Puny Little Way, I'd Rather Be A Part Of History Than Just Sit And Watch It On Tv." So, The Fact That So Many People Are Starting To Ask The Right Questions And Rack Their Brains For Solutions Does Give Me Hope.

Punk Rock Will Never Die, Until Something More Dangerous Replaces It.