Real Success Is Not Being

Things Go In Waves, And I Might Make A Record Every Three Years. That's Enough For Me, That Satisfies Me. And It Satisfies The So-called Public, Because They Don't Really Need A Record Every Year. They Don't Even Want One. There's Other Stuff Out There For Them To Listen To.

I Don't Like To Be Recognized On The Street Or In Restaurants, And I Don't Like The Whole Celebrity Thing.

The Cliché Of That Sort Of Wasted, Renegade, Drugged-out Musician Of The '70s Is Kind Of Dead And Gone Now. And I Suppose That A Lot Of People Still Keep Relying On That, Or Some Kind Of Image To Perpetuate Something That They Think They're Supposed To Sound Like. But That Kind Of Takes You Away From Real Inspiration And, You Know, Real Artistic Discovery Of The Individual.

There Are No Real Men.

All These Fifty-year-old Guys Wearing Baseball Caps And Shorts And Acting Like Children. It Winds Me Up. Men Don't Have To Take Responsibility Anymore. Most Of The Guys I Know Would Punch Me On The Nose For Saying This, But Maybe We Do Have To Bring Back Conscription.