Essentially My Contribution Was To Introduce Repetition

I Really Didn't Have A Plan, I Just Went In And Started Playing. One Of My Specialties Was To Be Able To Play For A Really Long Time Without Stopping And I Would Play These Repeated Patterns For Hours And Hours And I Wouldn't Seem To Get Tired.

Everyone Seems To Be In A Kind Of Accelerated Time Mode That Is Beyond Their Own Control.

We Are Either Going To Dissolve As A Human Race Or We Are Going To Break Through Into A New Understanding Of What It Is To Be A Human Being.

I Had Already Done Rainbow In Curved Air And Had A Big Record On Cbs. I Was Launched To Have A Long Career And Then I Just Dropped Out And Went To India.

Well I Guess My Music Came To Prominence Around One Piece Called 'in C' Which I Wrote In 1964 At That Time It Was Called 'the Global Villages For Symphonic Pieces', Because It Was A Piece Built Out Of 53 Simple Patterns And The Structure Was New To Music At That Time.