I Don't Watch Tv But

The First Time I Ever Recorded, Which Was Into My Boom-box, I Was Like, 'wow, Check That Out.' It Sounded Great. The Narcotic Of It Was So Intense - It Was Pleasurable. I Was Like, 'you Sound Like A Band.' Then I Ended Up Spending The Rest Of My Life Trying To Chase That Initial High Again.

The Only Thing That Drives Music Is The People Who Are Making It.

Let's Say For Instance People Say, "he's A Really Totalitarian, Strict Guy, He's Hard To Work With Or Whatever." I Don't Think It's True, But People's Perception Of Me Leads That Direction, Like I'm A Fundamentalist Person. I End Up Having To Spend Extra Time Saying, "i'm Not A Fundamentalist." I Have Other Stuff To Do.

There's Also A Lot Of Skateboard Stuff, Because I Was A Skateboarder. Somewhere Around Here I Have One Of My Original Boards.

Getting Your Letters Or Pictures Digitized. I Don't Think It's That Important. The More You Spend On Your Materials, You're Given The Sense That Those Things Are More Important Due To The Total Amount Spent. You'd Probably Be Better Off Giving That Money To A Soup Kitchen.