Sometimes You Have To Be Clever.

And There's A Lot Of That Stuff With People Bringing Their Kids, Kids Bringing Their Parents, People Bringing Their Grandparents - I Mean, It's Gotten To Be Really Stretched Out Now. It Was Never My Intention To Say, This Is The Demographics Of Our Audience.

If You Think Of Music As A Language, The Space Part Is Where You Throw Out All The Syntax.

What We're Thinking About Is A Peaceful Planet. We're Not Thinking About Anything Else. We're Not Thinking About Any Kind Of Power. We're Not Thinking About Any Kind Of Struggles. We're Not Thinking About Revolution Or War Or Any Of That. That's Not What We Want. Nobody Wants To Get Hurt. Nobody Wants To Hurt Anybody. We Would All Like To Be Able To Live An Uncluttered Life. A Simple Life, A Good Life. And Think About Moving The Whole Human Race Ahead A Step, Or A Few Steps.

You Need Music, I Don't Know Why. It's Probably One Of Those Joe Campbell Questions, Why We Need Ritual. We Need Magic, And Bliss, And Power, Myth, And Celebration And Religion In Our Lives, And Music Is A Good Way To Encapsulate A Lot Of It.

The Real Problems Are Cultural. The Problems Of The People Who Take Drugs As A Cultural Trap - I Think There's A Real Problem There, The Crack Stuff, The Hopelessness Of The Junkie. The Urban Angst.