Speak of the Devil.

I gravitated to Black Sabbath because it represented a form of proletarian folk art. Through the subject matter you get the social focus and strata of the working-class domestic interior that these objects were placed in. This amateur documentation had an aesthetically fugitive quality to it that I liked.

[Egg -] Thank you! I've been saying, ... . We listen to all kinds of stuff, especially on the road. Bacon has over 10,000 songs on his iPod. If I was pressed to name some influences, I'd say: Black Sabbath, Judas Priest, Beastie Boys, The Fucking Champs, Grandmaster Flash, Sepultura, Hall and Oats, Danzig, Rush, 80's movie soundtracks…

No one has actually seen every letter of this agreement, which of course makes it very dangerous because the devil is in the details, and the specifics of how you define words is tremendously critical.

Clever as the Devil and twice as pretty.

Listen, child—if you’re at a party with a hundred people and one of them is the devil, he’ll be the last one you’d suspect.