People Don't Buy Records Anymore.

It's More Important For Me To Have A Good Record With Good Music And Be Part Of A Movie That's Good And Where The Music Is Used In A Really Great Way. That's The Important Thing. The Other Stuff You Want To Say About It, I Don't Care.

One Of The Things I've Really Gotten Past In The Last Couple Of Years Is The Idea Of Being Made Uncomfortable By The Way Things Appear, Rather Than How Things Are. Clearly In This Business You Have To Contend With A Lot Of That.

If You're An Artist Trying To Put Out Your Own Record On Your Own Label, It's Hard To Get A Distribution Deal Because No One Wants To Sign A Deal With One Entity. They Want To Sign Distribution Deals With Labels, Who Have Lots Of Product, Lots Of Artists.

I Have A 6-year-old, And His Thing Is To Turn On Radio Disney In The Car, And I Get Such An Allergic Reaction To Listening To That Music And The Context Into Which It Falls. I'm Really Working On Him About That.

Nightly You Retrace Your Steps Again To Return To The Scene Of The Crime. It's Uncanny How You Hover In The Air Of The Wreckage That You Left Behind.