I Have Found In Black

Being A Rock Musician Is Already Like Ego-tripping Hardcore. You're Self-consumed, And You're Always Thinking. It's Really Easy To Say, "i'm Going To Write A Song About This Situation, And When I'm Done, Everyone Will Care." To Everybody Else, That's Ego-tripping.

It's Really Very Easy For Me To Be In The Cardinals, Because I Bring My Voice, My Guitar, And My Songs To Them, And Then We All Play Around To Find Out What Works.

The Weirdest Thing I've Been Fascinated With Nowadays Is The New Contemporary Country Music, Which To Me Sounds Like Very Strange '70s Pop, And Sometimes Like Rock Music. But Some Of The Themes In There - Maybe It's Because I Know How The Songs Were Written, But It Really Does Sound Like It Was Written By Two Or Three People, With The Idea To Appeal To The Most General Audience.

I Like The Idea That Within The Structure Of The Song, Some Kind Of Built-in Improvisation Keeps Them Fragile And In Their Moment, So That I'm Not Projecting So Much, So That My Perception Of The Song Doesn't Interfere With What Its Real Body Is. Sometimes It's Like Telling A Story That I Heard In Passing, And I Don't Want It To Become Completely Mine.

Forever Only Takes Its Toll On Some