Every Record Is A Portrait Of The

I'm Very Fortunate Because I Love What I'm Doing.

Seeing People's Faces, Really Getting Off On Them, Makes Me Incredibly Happy. Genuinely.

I Don't Like To Tell People What Format They Can Get Things In, Or Say, "i'm Only Going To Release This On Vinyl And Nothing Else. You Have To Come To My World." I Don't Like To Say That To People Either. But, I Do Think There's A Loss Of Romance.

So Far I've Been Very, Very Fortunate Because It Appears That People Like To Hear The Music I Like To Play. What More Fortunate Position Can A Musician Be In?

There's A Very Old Recording Maxim That Goes, 'distance Makes Depth.' I've Used That A Hell Of A Lot-whether It's Tracking Guitars Or The Whole Band. People Are Used To Close-miking Amps, But I'd Have A Mic Out Around The Back, As Well, And Then Balance The Two. Also, You Shouldn't Have To Use Eq In The Studio If The Instruments Sound Right. You Should Be Able To Get The Right Tones Simply With The Science Of Microphone Placement.