So We Are Pretty Convinced We Don't

... We Have Quite A Large Area, And That Makes It More Fun For Us - Certainly More Satisfying, Because It Doesn't Restrict Us To One Particular Idea Or One Particular Style. The Result, I Think, Is Pretty Interesting ... We Don't Expect To Make A Fortune At It Or Ever Be Popular Or Famous Or Worshipped Or Hit The Ed Sullivan Show Or The Circuses Or The Big Top. As Long As We Can Play, We'll Play, Regardless Of What It's For, Who It's For Or Anything. It's Fun For Us - That's The Important Thing.

You Have To Get Past The Idea That Music Has To Be One Thing. To Be Alive In America Is To Hear All Kinds Of Music Constantly: Radio, Records, Churches, Cats On The Street, Everywhere Music. And With Records, The Whole History Of Music Is Open To Everyone Who Wants To Hear It.

Too Much Of A Good Thing Is Just About Right

We Are Experiencing A Real Confusion Here In The United States, You Know. Why Is It Ok To Drink, But It's Not Ok To Take Drugs? Blah, Blah, Blah. What's A Crime? What's Criminality? What Can You Do, What Can't You Do, And So Forth. All These Things Are Really Confusing. A Lot Of It Is Really Contradictory; It Doesn't Really Make Sense.

And For Me There's Still More Material Than 20 Lifetimes That I Can Use Up.