[Keyboardist/songwriter] Jon [Cain] and I got together and looked at our past on this record,
And he said, 'You never know.' And I said, 'I guess we won't, unless you do the show.'
I totally admire the man and love him as a human being.
I wanted to do something that was a bit more rock 'n' roll. Because, believe me, I did not have the brains or the dexterity on the instrument to be so complex as John McLaughlin was. So I think we did a rock 'n' roll version of that.
I was done with it,
I'm really glad to be standing on our own ground out there.
It just means that no matter what, it just keeps moving. We've had a lot of personnel changes, and we're still here.
It's a celebration of everything we've ever done.
It's an education on what we've done
It's still fun. We've got a great built-in audience, regardless of whether we're getting played on TV or the radio.
Look, I want to do this or I'm not going.
Nickel & Dime.
Our original fans really had a hard time. But then we gained a whole slew of brand-new fans that outweighed the initial fans.
There are some people that just will not accept us. But then, there are a whole lot of young people that completely love us.
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