Andrew Eldritch Quotes

I've Been In Hamburg For About Ten Years And I Just Feel At Home.

But For Every Hour And A Half On Stage, You Have A Five Hour Long Bus Ride, Waiting For Five Hours At The Airport, Five Hours Of Interviews... I Know, It's Part Of The Job, But That Doesn't Imply I Have To Like It.

Most Writers Can Write, Most Rock 'n Rollers Cannot.

I'm Not Sure It Pays To Do Anything Remotely Public In Britain. It's Such A Spiteful Society. People Seem To Enjoy Making Your Life Hard For The Sake Of It.

I Still Like Being In North Of England And I Keep A Place There. But There Are A Lot Of Things About The Continent That Are To Be Preferred. The Social Institutions Work Better, Women Have A Better Position In Society And The Food Is Another Thing.

People Have Taught Me Not To Look For Intelligence In Rockmusic.

The Business Of Being A Popular Entertainer In England Is Just Too Hard.

I Don't Enjoy British Shows As A Rule Because British Audiences Are Strange.

I Don't Trawl Record Shops Anymore. I Usually Hear Music In Bars Or At Friends' Houses.

Apparently, I Have A Totally Different Sense Of Humour.

I Don't Want People To Come And See Our Gig Because Of The Magnificent Things I'm Doing With My Hips, But It's Their Evening, You Know. They Have To Have Fun. I'm A Little Bit Naive.

Postmodernism Surely Requires An Even Greater Grasp Of Symbolism, As It's Increasingly An Art Of Gesture Alone.