The Ultimate Crime Is Not To Care.

I Must Of Woke Up This Morning With A Bug Up My Ass, I Think I'll Just Haul Off And Belt The Next Jerk That I Pass.

Make Music A Service That's Easy To Consume, And There'll Be Plenty Of Money For Everyone.

If You're Familiar Enough With My Body Of Work, My Voice Is A Familiar Totem, In A Sense. I Guess I Have Something Characteristic In The Way That I Sing, Although I'm Not Very Personally Self-conscious About It, So I Don't Think About It That Much. But When I Hear The Record I Can Tell It's Me.

I've Been Essentially Not Only Deconstructing And Reconstructing The Material To Make It Suitable For The Performance, But I've Gone Back And Found Some Older Material That's Appropriate For The Show And I've Re-recorded That As Well In Kind Of A Newer Format. So I've Been Pretty Much Focused On My Own Thing.

Artists Should Re-emphasize Performance And De-emphasize Recording. You Always Make More Money If You Have A Healthy Performing Life Than You Will If You Have Even A Moderately Healthy Recording Life. Don't Make Recording The Most Important Thing You Do. Make Performing The Most Important Thing You Do, And Then You Can Make Recordings And Sell Them At Your Shows, Because Record Labels Aren't Going To Be Around To Help You Get On The Radio Stations, And The Radio Stations Probably Aren't Going To Play You Anyway.