TheRecord.com: The obvious question, given their past success, is why a band that could get away with regurgitating old jukebox hits would bother recording new work in an era of diminishing profits and record industry chaos.
Nancy laughs. “It is way easier to make money and just go out and play the same hits on and on just for the summer,’’ she concedes.
“But we’re just a little too — I don’t know — scared that we’ll lose our soul connection to music and why we were ever excited about doing it in the first place.
“Because we’re fans first, and we know our fans will totally know if we’re on autopilot, so out of respect to our own musical integrity, we have to keep ourselves current.’’
Another laugh. “Or else we die!’’ More from TheRecord.com
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