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It's Definitely Important To Be Open Enough To Seize An Opportunity When The Opportunity Is There.

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.

When You're Listening To A Recording, You're Supposedly Listening To Some Aspect Of The Past In The Present As You Travel Slowly Into The Future, But You Also Know There's A Very Strong Likelihood That The Future Of That Recording, Whether You Made It Or Whether You're Listening To A Led Zeppelin Record, Is Going To Continue Probably Far Beyond Where You Are.

The Ideal Is To Put On Shows Where, If You Go Into The Same Space Again, You Don't Remember Ever Having Been There Before, Because Where You Were Was A Space That Only Existed That One Time, Created By The Music.

Frank Sinatra's Never Been Handsome, But He's One Of My Favorite Singers. Who Needs Looks When You Have A Voice And Power?