It's what we know, we're back to doing what we grew up doing and it's just a really good thrash show. You're going to get a lot of cool riffs and it's going to be pit, pit, pit, you know what I mean. Big circle pits, that's what we're after. Come out there and beat the shit out of each other, then after the show's over have a beer with each other. That's kind of the philosophy.

If you sit at home enough people will forget about you and when your out touring everyday in everyone’s face it’s not long and people will start paying attention to what your doing.

We stick with it for the most part and the fact that it’s lasted 25 years is a testament to the creative uniqueness of what GWAR is and the fact that, I mean shit, if we couldn’t play our instruments, we’d end up like Lordi’s going to be in two years. I mean, you know we can play and our fucking fans love our shit, they love the show and there you go. We kick ass.

...and at the end of the day - it's all about the music. Don't let anything else get in the way.

Don’t write shitty music. Don’t write music that sounds completely like other bands because that’s fucking retarded and you're not going to get anywhere doing that. You have to tour - if you're not touring than you're not going to make it. I can guarantee you that.

You have to make sure that your worst show is better than everyone else’s best show. I hate when I see an act live and they haven’t rehearsed enough. You have to be tight, tight, tight, end of story.

Always be cool to people man, so many bands get egos. Throughout the years I have seen these bands come and go. It’s like, “You know, if he would have been cool in the first place, your band probably would have gone a lot further.”

We won the Dutch finals and so we went to Copenhagen to play the European finals. It was really cool to go there with the band.