I truly relate to that name. When we walk out on stage, we are like everybody else. Nobody's out in front, nobody's in the back, everybody is equal.

It came together so naturally. The skeleton was built, and all we had to do was put it together.

We're a group that is good at listening to wherever the music takes us instead of trying to plan it all.

There are so many people who are working so hard to have so little these days. It's disturbing, because this is the most politics I've ever talked about out of 500 interviews.

We're a generation away from those guys, and we have a different economic scale to live up to. Our generation is lucky if we have jobs that we like and people that we can relate to.

It used to be that as long as you worked hard and lived an honest life, you can have a family and a house. It doesn't seem like that would make a difference now.