Perfect Night is minimalistic and that's what makes it so forceful.

It's fun to be in a small club and to be able to look somebody right in the eye and watch them just freak. Then it's fun to be in front of thousands of people and watch a couple of hundred freaking out of their minds.

I mean, there are peripheral things I do, I do photography, I write plays, I have books published, but that's neither here not there.

It's depressing when you're still around and your albums are out of print.

You're going to reap just what you sow

Does anyone need yet another politician caught with his pants down and money sticking in his hole?

It always bothers me to see people writing RIP when a person dies. It just feels so insincere and like a cop out. To me, RIP is the microwave dinner of posthumous honours.