I notice with a lot of bands, they have a new batch of songs, like six new songs, and one song is great, the other four sound like weak versions of the one good song. Generally, we want to keep it short and have a cool solo that doesn't detract from the rest of the song. It's the antithesis of real rock and roll. I mean the song is just not fun anymore. The brevity of it is partially responsible for your wanting to hear it again.
Great music is just timeless anyway.
The really stripped-down basic elements of rock and roll, there's just a timeless attraction to that. What the record allows us to do is continue. Basically, I'm hoping if things go well, we can do another record and get more shows. Maybe tour with other bands.