To Me, Recordings Are Little

When I Listen To Little Fourth-dimension Artifacts, They're Like They Were Made As Time Capsules In The First Place. You Know That When You're Writing The Song And Recording The Song, You're Already Sending A Message To The Future Listener, Whoever And Wherever And Whenever That Will Be.

The Less People Present In An Urgent Situation That A Moderately High Stakes Recording Session Can Create - The Less People There Are In The Room - The More Openness There Can Be. These Songs Share That As Well, In Addition To Just The Obvious, Basic Starkness.

I Don't Think That Word - The Word Pirate - Has Any Real Meaning. Or It's Something That's Had Meaning Imposed On It.

Whenever I See Something That Looks Like It Could Be Good - Whether It's On Vinyl, Cd Or Cassette - If It's Not Too Expensive, I'll Take A Chance.

If I Give A Little Hint Or Clue As To Where My Voice Could Be Going, That Would [be] Read. Because People Can Listen Closely, You Know, You Can Sit With Headphones Or You Just Concentrate On Music, You Can Just Hear, Sometimes, The Desires Of The Voice Itself.