Our Music Has Depth, And

The Only Way Artists Can Do Things Is To Do It For Themselves. Trying To Second Guess What The Public Wants Or Likes Is Kind Of A Fool's Game.

Usually, In The Studio, On This Sort Of Thing... You Just Go Out And Have A Play Over It, And See What Comes, And It's Usually - Mostly - The First Take That's The Best One, And You Find Yourself Repeating Yourself Thereafter.

The Internet Seems To Be What A Lot Of Independent Bands Are Doing These Days. They're Bypassing The Studio - The Big Studios, Emi And All The Record Companies - And Just Doing It Themselves, Online, Selling Their Stuff, Getting Known Through That Medium.

I Tend To Fly Old Airplanes And Old Sort Of Things That Are Nearly About As Old As Me. Biplanes And Stuff Like That.

I Am Not A Technophobe And I Am Using The Latest Technology Today, Some 30-odd Years Later, And I Am Really Enjoying What Some Of The New Technologies Can Offer. But At The Same Time I Am Always Aware That One Can Get Bogged Down In That Technology And That It Can Become More Than Just A Method. That's Something That You Have To Be Slightly Careful Of.