I've never been too worried about all the music critics and stuff.

There is a reality that this day and age is the digital era. Anybody can find anything they want.

People just want honest music.

Just do what you love.

Make music that you truly enjoy and it shows.

Be honest in your music.

When there are rock festivals where there are sometimes 120,000 people and they're all sold out and they're epic, I think rock is alive and well, and hopefully it stays that way.

I just try and focus on having fun on the road and making the best music I can.

I love a little more driving rock and roll vibe and that kind of music has always spoke to me. I guess it just rubs off when I'm writing music.

The problem is when you write the album, you record all the instruments, you edit the whole thing and then you have to mix it. You start to get out of touch with the songs and it becomes math.

I still love the radio. I think the radio is still an important thing in music.

Time and space define the sacred moment.

Making money is fun but it's pointless if you don't use the power it brings.

What a frequency What a voice. I love Bilal. I couldn't imagine a music world without his voice.

For me, the term "psychotherapy" is limiting. It implies that we work with mind and emotions, but excludes the body and pays scant attention to the spirit, soul, and broader environmental issues.

By keeping her heart protected, she'll never ever feel rejected.

I figure I'll be champ for about ten years and then I'll let my brother take over - like the Kennedys down in Washington.

One who doesn't throw the dice can never expect to score a six.

The self is just not a worthy enough vehicle to worship.

I find that the mask of the critic is to have distance.

The world is wide, full of happenings. Keep this in mind and never believe 'I'm the onlyone who knows.'