An <a href="http://therfw.com/2010/05/blues-and-lasers/">otherwise excellent interview</a> marred by the writer's assumption that Blues & Lasers is somehow a reaction <strong>against</strong> GPN from Scott. Of course, Scott mentions that Blues and Lasers is "essential for me as an artist" but not from an <strong>instead</strong> of GPN perspective but rather an <strong>in addition to</strong> one.

I like this . . .

<blockquote>I often feel like a chameleon, in real life and in music. I go through a lot of changes. One month I only want to play electric music, the next month it’s only acoustic. One month I’m in L.A. partying and going crazy and then I’m back in Vermont going for walks, reading, and not even talking to people for days at a time. I’ve got lots of personalities and like to wear a lot of hats so to speak. From an audience perspective, I’d say that people tend to appreciate the rocked out, sweaty, guitar playing me the most. So, that being said, I think B & L might be the most attractive version of me, but not the “real” me completely.</blockquote>

