It's Not Important To Me That People

Irish Folk Is Probably The Biggest Influence Musically That I've Ever Had. My Mother's Irish. And When I Was Very Young, Both My Brothers Were Very Into Traditional Music, English And Irish. They Were Always Playing Music, So I Was Always Brought Up With It.

With Some Of The Songs, We Brought The Pitch Down To Alto.i'm Older, So Naturally My Voice Is Lower Now.

I Split It Up Into Working On The Two Narrative Pieces That Can Tell A Story. The Scariest Thing Was Whether I'd Be Any Good Performing Live Again. It Was Such A Long Time Since I'd Done Any Live Work. It's So Different For Me Than Recording. Every Night My Audiences Were What I Would Dream Of. You Could Just Feel Their Support.

Apart From The First Set - Which Used High-level Concert Lighting - Once You Stepped Into The Two Narrative Pieces, We Were Working With Lower-level Theatrical Lights. In Most Cases, People Were Really Respectful Of That.

I Don't Really Listen To My Old Stuff, But On Occasion, I Would Either Hear A Track On The Radio Or A Friend Might Play Me One, And There Was Generally A Bit Of An Edgy Sound To It, Which Was Mainly Due To The Digital Equipment That We Were Using, Which Was State Of The Art At The Time - And I Think Everyone Felt Pressured To Be Working That Way.