We Were Not A Band That Typically

If You Want To Rebel Against Society, Don’t Dull The Blade

Getting Your Letters Or Pictures Digitized. I Don't Think It's That Important. The More You Spend On Your Materials, You're Given The Sense That Those Things Are More Important Due To The Total Amount Spent. You'd Probably Be Better Off Giving That Money To A Soup Kitchen.

Columbia Heights Was A Poor, Messed Up Area, And The Church Was In The Middle Of It. What Happened Inside Was A Reflection Of The Community. I Actually Saw My First Rock Concert On The Altar Of That Church [st. Stephen's].

Trenchmouth, Really Great Band. Here's A Photo Of Them In 1979 Playing The Valley Green Projects. It Was An Incredible, Unusual Experience. We Ran A Cord Through The Window And Plugged The Pa And Amps Into That And Played Right In The Courtyard. It Was An Incredible Experience. It Was Just Local Kids.

I Work So I Don't Need To Make Rent Through My Songs, And I Think If More People Engaged With Music Without Needing It To Provide For Their Welfare, You're Not Beholden To Anyone.