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For Years, I Was Stuck Behind A Keyboard Rig. When I Started Playing Guitar Onstage, It Was A Bit Of A Release - Not To Be Stuck In One Spot The Whole Night. It's Really Enjoyable Having The Freedom To Move Around. You Just Have To Remember To End Up Somewhere Near A Microphone.

As Part Of Depeche Mode, I Don't Think It's Right For Me To Be Using My Own Songs For A Solo Project. I'm Not A Very Prolific Songwriter, So I Keep Those For Depeche Mode.

I Don't Think I Ever Worry Too Much About What Our Target Audience Is, What We Should Be Releasing. I Just Write Naturally And Organically And Try To Write From The Heart.

I Find It Odd Seeing A Dj Playing To Huge Audiences. I Know That People Have Been Doing It For A While, But The Fact That It's Been Embraced So Much In America Now And It's Become Like This New, Big Thing, I Find It Slightly Odd.

There Are Depeche Mode Parties Around The World Where People Listen To Our Music All Night Long. The More Remixes We Can Give Them, The More Interesting Those Nights Have Got To Be.