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I Think When I Was A Kid, And I Was In England And It Was All About The Stones, The Who, The Kinks And The Beatles And That's What My Dad Was Into.

I Don't Physically Put Appetite For Destruction In And Listen To It, But I Hear It On The Radio Or At Sporting Events Or Wherever Else It Pops Up, And It's Great. I Dig Everything About It. When I Hear Appetite, It Sounds Like Exactly What It Was. It Sounds Like A Record Made By An Angry Bunch Of Kids.

When I Was A Kid, A Lot Of My Parents' Friends Were In The Music Business. In The Late '60s And Early '70s - All The Way Through The '70s, Actually - A Lot Of The Bands That Were Around Had Kids At A Very Young Age. So They Were All Working On That Concept Way Early On. And I Figured If They Can Do It, I Could Do It, Too.

Notes And Chords Have Become My Second Language And, More Often Than Not, That Vocabulary Expresses What I Feel When Language Fails Me.

Experiencing Yourself Out Of Context, Divorced From Your Usual Point Of View, Skews Your Perspective – It’s Like Hearing Your Voice On An Answering Machine. It’s Almost Like Meeting A Stranger; Or Discovering A Talent You Never Knew You Had.