I Didn't Earn That Much In Record

I Would Have Liked The Beatles Never To Have Broken Up. I Wanted To Get Us Back On The Road Doing Small Places, Then Move Up To Our Previous Form And Then Go And Play. Just Make Music, And Whatever Else There Was Would Be Secondary.

My Record Producer [david Kahne] Said The Major Record Labels These Days Are Like Dinosaurs Sitting Around Discussing The Asteroid. They Know It's Going To Hit. They Don't Know When, They Don't Know Where It's Coming From. But It's Sort Of Hit Already. With Itunes, And All Of That.

In Liverpool We'd Only Done One-hour Sessions. In Hamburg We Had To Play For Eight Hours. We Played Very Loud, Bang, Bang, All The Time. The Germans Loved It.

When You Got A Job To Do, You Got To Do It Well. You Gotta Give The Other Fellow Hell.

I Have Such An Admiration For John [lennon], Like Most People. But To Be The Guy Who Wrote With Him, Well That's Enough. Right There You Could Retire And Go, 'jesus I Had A Fantastic Life. Take Me, Lord.'