I started making records and touring when I was 15, first with Frank Zappa's son Dweezil. — Josh Freese Copy Share Image
Sometimes, when people stop making records with the four-tracks and go into the studio, they lose the edge and the craziness and the DIY punk-ness. — Josh Freese Copy Share Image
In the studio my drums are usually something really basic: a four-, five- or six-piece kit with lots of snare and cymbal choices. — Josh Freese Copy Share Image
You know, I love airplane food. I'm not being funny; I'm not being ironic. It reminds me of being 12 years old and putting… — Josh Freese Copy Share Image
I like pretty stuff, I like hard stuff, I like sad stuff and I like super-punk stuff. — Josh Freese Copy Share Image
I'm always balancing how much I can be gone, and how much I can be around for my kids and standard poodles. — Josh Freese Copy Share Image
I think having a place to create is very important. Whether it's in your garage, in the corner of your bedroom or at separate… — Josh Freese Copy Share Image
The idea of strapping on a guitar and fronting a band has always scared me half to death. — Josh Freese Copy Share Image
Some people take that really seriously. There's an art to it and I've watched people drive themselves crazy sequencing an 11, 12 song record. — Josh Freese Copy Share Image
Even if you have one band that's your favorite in the whole world, don't listen to only that band. There's a lot of greatness… — Josh Freese Copy Share Image
Slow and quiet is way more difficult than hard and fast, any day of the week. So for me that's always a little more… — Josh Freese Copy Share Image
It's great for me to have something I can get excited about besides music and my kids. — Josh Freese Copy Share Image
The older I get and the busier I am, there just aren't enough hours in the day. — Josh Freese Copy Share Image
