Flea

It's like these times when you're like, Oh my God, I'm so happy in this moment.

Like a few times I remember that like consciously in my life, another time was like hitchhiking in the pouring rain in the UK once at like three in the morning all alone and feel, I will never be this happy again in my life.

Like, look at me.

I am living right now.

But anyways, it felt like that.

And then we run into the street.

We see this car going by with these kids like our age who had been to the show.

And they give us a ride.

They take us to their house.

And we hang out and have a party with these people.

And, you know, those were the days.

Thank you for having me.

Well, cool.

Wow, Terry, good call on that one.

I would have been really happy with myself making music that I cared about, being a student of music, continuing to just love music.

And when I listened back to the song Nevermind that you played for my first demo tape, and the feeling that I had making it, and the feeling that I had when we went around with that tape, playing it for people with our cassette tape, trying to get booked into clubs to get gigs,

It's a similar feeling that I have now with the record that I just made, Honora.

It's a feeling that I haven't really had since back then.

And it's a feeling of, I've made this music that is really... I mean, obviously, it's a collective.

The Chili Peppers made the music, but we made music.