If You Focus Too Much On Development

You Rarely Find Someone Who Sings Really Well And Who Produces Really Well; It's A Problem, And I Just Think It's A Missing Link In The Music Scene.

I Like Being Behind The Camera Because I Can Control Perception And What People See.

The Most Valuable Live Thing For Me Is When People Look Like They're Having A Good Time.

I Think One Of The Reasons I'm Successful As A Musician Is That The First Like 30 Shows I Played, I Played With No Monitors Standing In Front Of Guitar Amps In A Shitty, Smoky Warehouse Where People Were Screaming And Wasted, Knocking Over My Gear. So Shows After That Seem Pretty Easy!

I Would Never Go To A Studio. I Need My Space, You Know What I Mean? I Need To Be Able To Chain Smoke And Pace About, Cry And Like... Spit. Just Make Noise, Make A Huge Mess. I Also Feel Like If I Was Concerned For The Cost Of The Studio - Like, 'this Is Costing 40 Dollars An Hour' - I Wouldn't Be Able To Work.