Whatever Had Been On The Radio In The '60s; I Mean We Were Always Listening To The Radio
We Just Bought A New House, So My Wife's Been Doing All The Moving And Other Stuff, So I Would Like To Go Home And Just Sit And Enjoy All That For A Couple Months Before I Gotta Start Playing Again
That Was The Reasoning Behind Learning To Play Bass, And Then After That It Was More Like It Was Neat To Play Songs Together - For Me To Play Bass And For Him To Play Guitar
Our Album 'show No Mercy' Came Out In Late '83, And We Did Three Or Four Shows In San Francisco After The Release. That Was Our First Experience With Stage-divers, Crowd-surfing, People Walking On People Across An Entire Crowd.
I Went To School For About 2 Years On A Technical Course, And I Learned A Lot. I Learned About Air Mixture Ratios And All The Stuff; I Learned How To Draw Blood.
I Had To Be At Least 8 Or 9; I Was Listening To Everything On The Radio. You Name It, I Heard Every Song.
When I Do Interviews, I Enter Them With An Open Mind And Try To Answer The Questions The Best I Can.
We Did Like 12 Shows, Then We Did The Entire Ozzfest With The First Half Completely Booked; Then We Did The Second Half With A Couple Days Off Here And There
I Would Have To Work On The Song And Figure Out How They Wanted The Song Done, Because They're Such High-intensity Songs. We Figure That Out First, Then I Go Back And Listen To It And Go Over And Rehearse Stuff With It And Try To Get A Feel For The Words.
