People Don't Buy Records Anymore.

I Suppose I Should Be Happy To Be Misread; Better Be That Than Some Of The Other Things I Have Become.

It's Not Easy In This Phosphorescent Gloom Telling Waking Dreams Apart Anyhow.

In The '70s, Everybody Thought Drugs Were Just Good Times. People Didn't Really Know About Drug Addiction, Or That Such A Thing Existed. When I Grew Up In The '70s I Thought You Had To Take Drugs. It Was Almost Like I Didn't Think You Had A Choice.

At A Major Label You Can Start To Feel That You're Working For Them, And That Any Work You Do, You're Never Going To See Any Benefit.

There's A Lot Of Music That Sounds Like It's Literally Computer-generated, Totally Divorced From A Guy Sitting Down At An Instrument.