As We Wind On Down

I'd Break Out In Hives If I Had To Sing (`stairway To Heaven') In Every Show. I Wrote Those Lyrics And Found That Song To Be Of Some Importance And Consequence In 1971, But 17 Years Later, I Don't Know. It's Just Not For Me. I Sang It At The Atlantic Records Show Because I'm An Old Softie And It Was My Way Of Saying Thank You To Atlantic Because I've Been With Them For 20 Years. But No More Of `stairway To Heaven' For Me.

I'm Not Interested In Being Known As The Singer From Led Zeppelin.

It's A Two-dimensional Gig Being A Singer, And You Can Get Lost In Your Own Tedium And Repetition.

I Have No Story. My Story Goes From Day To Day.

When I Was A Kid, The World Was Such A Big Place, And I Had No Idea That I Would Be Afforded These Great Moments In Between Doing What I Love To Do. I'm Able To Actually Choose Places To Go Which Have Intrigued Me For The Last God Knows How Many Years, And Tasmania's Always Been One Of Those Places. I See It All And Yet I See So Little Because It's So Fast.