"When Prescription came out, people were like, "Oh yeah, this is some cool shit. But we're going to keep playing this 'Percolator' stuff." But then we were getting momentum, and eventually it went somewhere. But it wasn't until the 2000s when people looked back, like, "That shit is fucking amazing. What the fuck, wait a minute… Prescription?" And people started really wanting to understand what it was all about. Did that shit 26 years ago [laughs]. When you're pioneering and being innovative, you've got to get used to that. You're leading the people to a certain degree. You're in front of it. People ain't going to always understand you. It's OK to be the weird kid on the block."