We're On Tour For Six

Columbia Heights Was A Poor, Messed Up Area, And The Church Was In The Middle Of It. What Happened Inside Was A Reflection Of The Community. I Actually Saw My First Rock Concert On The Altar Of That Church [st. Stephen's].

One Of My Friends Was A Stage Hand At A Bob Dylan Show In The Mid-90s And I Remember Him Telling Me That Somebody Crowd Surfed During The Gig. And This Friend Of Mine Was An Old Punk Rock Guy - He Was Totally Humiliated By It. But Some Of Bob's People Were There And They Said, "oh, Bob Will Be So Excited! This Is The Kind Of Energy We Want At His Shows." That's Where The Old School Was At.

I Have Stuff From 1979, 1980 In My Collection. But I Also Have Things From 2012. So I Don't Know If It's Memorabilia As Much As It Is Holding On To Things That I Find Relevant That Most People Might Not.

Major Labels Didn't Start Showing Up Really Until They Smelled Money, And That's All They're Ever Going To Be Attracted To Is Money-that's The Business They're In- Making Money.

For Most People Who Have Or Who Do Identify As Or With [song] Straight Edge, I Feel Like For Most People, They're Just Trying To Do The Right Thing.