I Think You Have To

For The Records I've Work On Over The Last 10 Years, I Get Sent The Really Compressed Version And The Non-compressed Version, And Oftentimes You End Up Going With The More Compressed One Because It's What People's Ears Are Attuned To. I Think The Bigger Problem Is Saturation And People Being Desensitized.

Set Your Guitars And Banjos On Fire And Before You Write A Song Smoke A Pack Of Whiskey And It'll All Take Care Of Itself.

There's More Well-known Artists Who Aren't Making As Good Songs As People Who Are Just Coming Out Of Nowhere. That Seems To Be More Typical In The Last Few Years Than Ever.

Anything Goes. You Always Find Interesting Things That Way.

I'm Always Looking For Older Equipment And Ways Of Recording, But You Can't Escape The Fact That It's All Going To Be Digitized And Reduced.