What he doin'? What the hell's going on?

My God. My God, you people and your cameras.

It's been all day. All we wanted to do was play.

It's all we’ve been doing. We start a sound check and it'd be like...

"Finally", after two hours sittin' behind the piano you start, and...

"One, two, three... " "Wait, wait!

We'll change all the lighting now. It's bad. We need new lighting. "

It's a whole different deal, this television thing.

We're moving on to this? Yeah?

Yeah, okay, we're moving on to that.

I’ve got a paper with everything I need to know, and it lied to me.

So, we don't need to tell the story. Go right to the song.

- I'm in, baby. - I like the story.

It'll be on the show. Yeah, they're gonna edit it.

- You're gonna talk before, or...? - We're just gonna fuckin' play it.

You know what? I wanna apologize for my language...

right now, because I have a bad mouth, and I apologize to you...

you, and you too, here. The most. Look, he's about to cry.

He's never heard language like that. I'm so sorry.

He has a New York Knicks T- shirt. He's heard that.

- Did they give him a microphone? - I have it.

You guys are a well-oiled machine, aren't you?

Hi. I just want...

Girl, you need to kick in for the curie, and you in the black...

you need to get on with your life, hon, and start respectin' yourself.

I just wanted to know what's the best for you guys.

Do you like touring or making the records?

I think it depends. Paul loves being in the studio.

That's Paul's favorite time. Am I right, Paulie-o?

Paul loves being in the studio. Kyle?

I enjoy being in the studio. I think it's...

You know, the road becomes terribly grating after a while.

Livin' outta your suitcase, then I start smellin' really bad...

and somebody gotta look after my stuff...

so, bein' in the studio... is where I enjoy bein' creative.

I think that's the place that's... That's my tempo. Me personally.

I'm never happy. In the studio, I can't wait to get on the road...

and then I think: "Why don't we go back in the studio and record?"

And then, when I'm off the road and not doing anything entirely...

I watch a lot of television, that's what we talked about.

- I have a question. - Yeah.

For Rob. He's ignoring me again. Hey, Rob. When did you...

wanna be a singer, a writer? Did you always wanna do this?

No. I still don't, actually.

I never wanted to write. I never wanted to sing...

because I hear myself... I still do. And everything sounds really good...

or I see myself on television doin' something and it sounds good...

until words and vocals come out of my mouth, and then I cringe.

Every time. It sounds like, "Eeeh", to me.

And by the same token I can never see myself on TV, because I think:

"I look swarmy. " And so I can't...

But at the same time I realized that, if I was gonna write songs...

I have an enormous ego and I didn't want anyone else to sing 'em but me.

My enormous ego got in the way and I thought I'd be a singer...

until somebody comes to me and says: "Please stop singing. "

And I lied, because plenty of people said to me, "Stop singing"...

and I'm still doin' it, but that was my plan when I started.

Any more questions? Right here. This young lady here has a question.

Off of both CDs, which do you feel...

...is your favorite song? - Wow. That's a hard question.

- "Burn"! - For Paul.

Paul's favorite is "The Burn". He loves "The Burn".

He quit the band until we played it.

It's hard for me, because it goes night to night. You know?

Dependin' on how I'm feelin' each night...

certain songs will feel better. If I'm really feelin' happy...

then sometimes happy songs, if I'm mad... Those are the best shows...

when you're fumin' about something, you go on stage and just...

and you walk off and you still hate everybody, but it was a good show.

But... I don't know. Maybe "You Won't Be Mine", I think.

On this record it's been one of my favorites. I think just...

as a writer and as a band, I think, all around the house.

Matt Serletic producing, and the arrangements that we put on...

everybody’s job playing, and as a writer...

I listen to the last record, to a song like "Back 2 Good"...

and that sounds like the bridge into whatever it is I wanna do next.

And when I listen to "You Won't Be Mine" it kinda gives me that too.

Like, "I have other avenues that I can try, and it never gets stale. "

And every now and then you need something to tell you that...

because you start to feel pretty "Eww... " about everything you do...

and to get down on yourself, so it's good to step outside yourself...

and see something that you can recognize as pretty good...

like, "Okay, I'm on the right track, everything’s workin' out okay. "

And that was what I felt for that song.