You can kill somebody, but I wouldn't advise that.

I think as a human being, if you can do something to impact someone's life, that's about the greatest accomplishment you can have.

The longer you live, the longer you hear the repetitiveness of things. So, it's hard to get excited about new stuff.

People tend to forget that we tie our life history to music like the soundtrack to your life in many more ways than just having a hit record on the radio.

Music crosses cultures and language barriers and it makes people feel good.

If you came to my house and said, "Well, here's the new Katy Perry record," I would give it a listen, but these records are constructed by producers in production houses with no human beings playing on them and it's interesting, but we grew up with human beings playing on records.

As long as you want to pay to see a band, what makes the band want to get better? Nothing! Really! The Stones are, God knows, horrible beyond horrible, but it doesn't stop the fans from paying money to see them decompose in front of your very eyes.