Chris Robinson

And I'm 57.

I like what I like.

You know, I like old records anyway.

But when I hear new things that I like and I'm like, okay, so they're singing about drugs.

They're singing about sex.

And, you know, they're singing about, you know.

Maybe I can't really identify with the violence of poverty and stuff.

You know what I mean?

The extreme nature of some of it.

But that's another form of rebellion as well.

You're absolutely correct.

Not just the sale, but the...

The meaning of a record.

Again, in the big scheme of things, the record business isn't as old as, say, writing or whatever.

But in the way that we would listen to music and there's a company that would find talent and put that whole thing.

But yeah, making a record and saying, okay, we're songwriters.

uh, this is what we're, this is our, this is our latest work.

This is what we've been working on.

This is our craft and this is our talent and our poetry and our, this is what we want to say.

Now it's like, you know, an album, you know what I mean?