I Love Being A Freak. It's Great!

Being So Honest In My Writing Is Cathartic.

Interviewer: [what Do You Get Up To] In Real Time? Brian Molko: I Go On Placebo Sites And Have A Terrible Time Trying To Convince Fans It's Actually Me. No One Ever Believes It. I've Spent About Four Hours, Giving Away Intimate Details About Myself That I'd Never Tell A Journalist, In An Effort To Prove That It's Me.

You Lose So Many Material Possessions Being On The Road. You Can't Get Too Attached To Stuff And You Have To Remember That People Must Never Become Possessions. People Are Spheres Intersecting. You Have To Make Sure That One Sphere Doesn't Ever Take Over The Other. Individuality Is Absolutely The Most Important Thing

When Every Day Became A Hangover And When You Look At Yourself In The Mirror And Go 'i Don't Like How You're Coming Across To People.' And When Every Day Just Started To Feel The Same. After The 50th Shag, It Doesn't Mean So Much Anymore.

Good Conversation Turns Me On. A Connection Between Two People, A Mental One First.