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I Got In Touch With The Creative Process Between The Age Of 14 And 16, Mainly Because I Was Alone So Much.

I Don't Think There Are Too Many Rock Bands In History That Can Look At The Beginning And Middle And Ending Of Themselves And See What I See When I Think Of Soundgarden. I Think From The Beginning Through The Middle And The End It Was Such A Perfect Ride And Such A Perfect Legacy To Leave.

It Isn't Necessary To Be An Untouchable Rock-icon Guy Surrounded By Bodyguards And Be Ushered In And Out And Have Everyone Do Everything For You. It Isn't Necessary To Change The Way You Present Your Band To The Public Just Because You're Successful. That Happened A Lot In The '80s: There Was A School Of Thought That Said People Would Like You More If You Acted Like You Were The Unattainable Star.

I Can Go From One Extreme To Another, From Playing At The Sydney Opera House On The Songbook Tour To Shows With Soundgarden At Voodoo Fest, All In A Week.

At The End Of The Day It's The Fans Who Make You Who You Are.