To Me, Music Is No Joke And

You Had Bands Like D.o.a., Or Black Flag, And A Whole Network Opened Up To Trailblazer A Counter Culture Movement. I'm More Interested In The Less Sensational Type Of Stories.

In The Late 90s, There Was A Reverse. Everyone Would Stand Stock Still And Be So Attentive And Quiet. But Then, It Was Almost Like, "c'mon People! Engage - Make A Show With Us!" You Can Hear These Different Eras Pass Through In The Recordings.

What People Don't Understand Is That The Underground That Existed Was Created In The Early 80s And Was Thriving Throughout The 80s. Until The Industry Showed Up It Was A Pretty Significant Network. It Was All Happening, But The Smell Of Money Had Not Wafted Up High Enough For The Industry. It Wasn't Really Until They Came Descending On Seattle That Things Really Got Out Of Control.

I've Always Been A Bit Of A Documentarian.

Major Labels Didn't Start Showing Up Really Until They Smelled Money, And That's All They're Ever Going To Be Attracted To Is Money-that's The Business They're In- Making Money.