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Classical Music Only Really Came Into My Life In 1969. I Wish I Had Heard Classical Music And Church Music When I Was A Teenager Or Even As A Child.

In Writing Lyrics - Well, For Me, Anyway - It's About Getting Into Character, You Know? 'who Is Writing This?' In The Case Of The Original 'thick As A Brick,' Supposedly A Precocious, Very Young Child Who's Fantasizing About His Future And The Context Of All The Confusing Elements To Which School Boys Are Subjected At That Time.

I Kind Of Like The Idea Of Living A Rather Ordinary Life As A Shopkeeper, And I Examine That Possibility As One Of The Outcomes Of The Young Gerald Bostock Growing Older.

There's Always Going To Be A Little Bit Of Autobiographical Content To Everything. It's How You Lend Some Authority To What You Write - You Give It That Weight By Drawing On Your Direct Experiences And Indirect Experiences From People That You Know Well, Or A Little.

We Do Hear Perhaps Too Many Accolades Generally Aimed At People Like Steve Jobs. We Have To Remember That There Are Other Classic Things In Life That We Undervalue And Take Them For Granted. If You Think Of The Classic Lines Of The Modern Jet Aircraft, It's Really Been There Since Early World War Ii.