Quotes About Band

I was so anxious to succeed that I made a practice of appearing on all the disc jockey shows I could, in order to publicize the band.

I'll admit I never wanted to be in a band. Then, in X-Factor, they put me in this group and it's the best thing that ever happened to me.

Well I have you know, several CD's out; one of my best friends is Sully Erna from Godsmack - he is Godsmack, and we're going to be working on an album together.

The band is like a vintage car. You take it out to go for a spin for a couple miles, but you wouldn't drive across the country.

To Roxy Music and EG's palpable relief, on 2 May 1972 the band were finally signed on as Island Records recording artists.

I think one of the reasons people are so passionate about our band is because we're so accessible.

When you're in a band and there's five of you, you have to accommodate five people in every song.

I just became accustomed to being all the members of the band. That was something that was really exciting to me.

Three weeks into being in Hollywood, I was playing with Slash through an ad in the paper.

It's nice to have a band that can adapt to whatever show we're in, so we can play on a big stage or a house show.

When we were starting out as a band, I was addicted to college radio.

When I was a kid, everyone wanted to be in a band - that was the path to girls, adulation, money.

I was excited when the Afghan Whigs got back together.

If we do not play 'Alabama,' our fans would kill us.

We wrote 'Tush' at a soundcheck in Alabama in about six or eight minutes.

Over the years, Yes actually made 20 albums of original studio material.

I was in the band for the first six albums.

'Community' definitely always had a feel of being like college, where it's like, 'Let's band together and stay up all night to do this crazy thing!'

If you asked me to make a Gaslight Anthem album on my own, I would say, 'No way, that's crazy.' I would never have been able to do that.

We've gotten better as a live band. The songs have been allowed to grow with our audience. I don't think I would have done it any other way.

The whole band is from Alaska. It's like growing up anywhere else.

Things got big quickly for us, and playing arenas... it's like - and every band will tell you this - you don't see any of the town.

LCD live was set up to be an argument about what's wrong with bands and why bands should be better. I always thought that we were so obviously not a great band, comically not a great band. I was not a great front man.

I heard Otis Redding singing 'These Arms of Mine' and I knew that was the band I needed.