And here I am home sick and my sunshine blower is in the shop.  I don't think any of us have a real f'n clue what Grace's or Matt's or Scott's or Bryan's intentions are.  Having met and spoken to them a couple times I can speculate that they are going to do what they deem necessary to keep getting paid to make music.  What is the point, if you can't continue to make music?

Sometimes you have to be a little commercial.  Actors and directors are constantly talking about how they make a paycheck on a blockbuster so they can do what they like.  Is George Clooney a sell out for doing the "Ocean's" movies considering they aided him in making movies like "Good Night, and Good Luck."

When we become obsessed with whether an artist is selling out, we are ultimately concerned about the erosion of our own coolness and having to share our precious obscure toy.  I've been guilty of abandoning artists and using those "sell out" words too.  In the grand scheme of things, who the hell am I?  Why should I determine what course their career should take?  I am no one, and I shouldn't.  Nough said, cause ultimately it's about the music, and until they start sucking, I don't care what the f#$% they do.