After I've Done The Salesman

I Don't Really Listen To My Old Stuff, But On Occasion, I Would Either Hear A Track On The Radio Or A Friend Might Play Me One, And There Was Generally A Bit Of An Edgy Sound To It, Which Was Mainly Due To The Digital Equipment That We Were Using, Which Was State Of The Art At The Time - And I Think Everyone Felt Pressured To Be Working That Way.

I Think That Music Is Something That Surpasses Trends, Fashions; Music Is Something Much Deeper.

It's Funny When You Write A Song - It's Easy For Me Now - But There's Almost A Second Stage Where You Take Control Of The Song. You Start Writing It, And If You're Not Careful, It Just Finishes Itself And It Might Not Be What You Wanted. It's Very Strange, It Takes Over Itself. It Has Its Own Life.

You Have A Different Audience. Your Personal Energy Is Different Because Some Days You're Energized, Some Nights You Might Be Tired So That Affects Your Memory And Your Emotion.

I'd Become Very Involved In The Production, So The Albums Were Taking Longer. So It Was Never A Deliberate Decision Not To Do Live Shows. A Few Times, I've Thought About Doing Them Again, But It's Just Kind Of Never Happened. I've Just Sort Of Gone The Path Of Becoming A Recording Artist I Guess.