The Term "genius" Gets Used Far Too

I Feel Aleister Crowley Is A Misunderstood Genius Of The 20th Century. Because His Whole Thing Was Liberation Of The Person, Of The Entity, And That Restrictions Would Foul You Up, Lead To Frustration Which Leads To Violence, Crime, Mental Breakdown, Depending On What Sort Of Makeup You Have Underneath. The Further This Age We're In Now Gets Into Technology And Alienation, A Lot Of The Points He's Made Seem To Manifest Themselves All Down The Line.

I'm Pretty Optimistic About The Future Of Rock... It Will Be Back To Composition As In Classical Music Or Jazz.

We Kept Moving Forward And Didn't Try To Recreate The Past .. The Approach To Each Album Was Radically Different Every Time. Many Bands Would Have Some Success And, Because They Were Locked Into Having A Single - Something We Didn't Have To Worry About - They Had To Make Sure There Was Something Similar On The Next Album ... That Was Never The Idea With Led Zeppelin .. The Goal Was To Keep That Spark Of Spontaneity At All Times.

Once I Get Onstage The Tension Explodes And I'm Fine. I'm In Another World - In A Trance Almost, Doing What I Love Best, Expressing Myself Through Guitar.

If I Ever Really Felt Depressed, I Would Just Start Putting On All My Old Records That I Played As A Kid, Because The Whole Thing That Really Lifted Me Then Still Lifted Me During Those Other Times. It Was Good Medicine For Me, And It Still Does That For Me When I Put Something On. Isn't It Wonderful That We've Got All That Good Medicine? I Think It's Got To Be All Part Of Our Dna, This Mass Communication Through Music. That's What It Is. It's Got To Be, Hasn't It? Music Is The One Thing That Has Been Consistently There For Me. It Hasn't Let Me Down.