List Of 458+ Albums Quotes

I Remember The First Time I Received A Cassette Tape Of A Band Called The Clash. I Became An Instant Fan Of The Clash And Then Bought Their Albums After That And Went To Their Concerts And Gave Them My Money... But I First Got It For Free.

I've Appeared On Some Other People's Albums.

I Feel Like I Write The Same Album Every Time But Each Time I Try To Convey The Message More Simply.

To Create An Album Of Love, I Really Had - I Thought It Was Going To Be Easy, Because I've Always Written Love Songs. But I Thought If I Really Want To Make A Love Album That Contributes, That Actually Means Something, I've Got To Go Deep.

To Create An Album Of 12 Songs, I've Got To Write About 80 Songs. Half Of Those Are Totally Weird And Rubbish.

I Have A Solo Deal With Columbia Records. So It's About, Do I Want To Release An Album, When Can We Do It, What Kind Of Album Should It Be, How Should It Be Released And Marketed And What's The Right Timing? Do I Have Time To Do It? It's All About Questions.

If You Put A Van Halen Album In Your Record Collection, It Will Melt All The Rest Of Your Records.

Into The Music Was About The First Album Where I Felt, 'i'm Starting Here'...the Wavelength Thing, I Didn't Really Feel That Was Me.

You Are Who You Are. It Doesn't Make Any Point To Go Out And Buy The Top 40 Albums To See What Those Acts Are Doing. There's No Point In Hearing What's Going On. The Only Thing That's Going On Is What's Been Going Forever. It's Just That Some People Dig That Bag And Some People Dig The Other Bag.

The Thing About Albums Is Just Coming Up With New Material. I Just Got Tired Of That Syndrome Of Putting Out An Album And Then Some Reviewer Claims That This Song Or That Song Has Something To Do With X Y Or Z.

You Can Put Out An Album And It Could Be Totally Out Of The Window As Far As What You Want To Do Performance-wise.

I Don't Have Any Regrets About The Album [veedon Fleece]. But It's The Same Old Story - An Album Is Basically 35 Or 40 Minutes Of What You Do. It's 'part' Of What You Do.