If it's at the cemetery, I'd rather play dead; but I'm alive so far and I like it so.

Entertainment is a universal civil right that's worth fighting for, but we all know that the music industry manipulates our natural need of it and profits from it. I understand the right that musicians have to live from what they do and the right that other people have to earn a living from their work in launching and distributing what the musicians do, but those rights don't justify the multimillionaire earnings for a few ones in the business and the worldwide cretinization of most of the people that consume music. And as for mp3, I think that it is neither a stab in the back of music industry nor the so long awaited democratisation of musical entertainment; it is just a technological means that can be used in both ways: create an illusion that entertainment is in hands of the people while the big fish finds his safe way to mutation and keeps on eating the small ones, or be used as a means towards our own creative and rebel way of having fun without the dictates of the entertainment industry. It finally depends on us, the people, each and every one of us.

Got no definite idea so far.