I'm Still Terrified Of Flying. I Really

There's So Much That Can Be Done On The Guitar. And That's What Is So Good About The Guitar - Everyone Can Really Enjoy Themselves On It And Have A Good Time, Which Is What It's All About.

There's A Very Old Recording Maxim That Goes, 'distance Makes Depth.' I've Used That A Hell Of A Lot-whether It's Tracking Guitars Or The Whole Band. People Are Used To Close-miking Amps, But I'd Have A Mic Out Around The Back, As Well, And Then Balance The Two. Also, You Shouldn't Have To Use Eq In The Studio If The Instruments Sound Right. You Should Be Able To Get The Right Tones Simply With The Science Of Microphone Placement.

There Is Far More Sensitivity In Acoustic Guitar Players Than Could Ever Be Compared To Any Synthesizer. That's A Personal Point Of View But That's The Way I See It. I Think That's What It's All About. The Drive, The Fire, The Passion - It All Comes Out On The Guitar.

I Know What I Want To Get Down And I Haven't Got Much Time To Do It In.

The Beauty Of The Band Was You Never Knew What Was Going To Come Out Next.