Now's the time we're going to have to start keeping our noses to the grindstone. But that's what we like, we're a band that enjoys work. We thrive on it, we're all nervous when we haven't got any of it to do. We've got a record company, we've got books coming out, we've got films we're working on. We've got it all covered, and hopefully that's just the beginning.
Greatness transcends labels.
But we try to help foster and catalyze the spirit that is waking rock and roll up. I don't want to see rock and roll die, which I believe it was in danger of doing three or four years ago. Musics do die - you don't hear about the Big Bands anymore. I don't want rock and roll to be like country blues. City blues will be dead in another five years.