It's O.k. To Accept Good Fortune.

My Dream Many Years Ago Would've Been To Continue To Write And Record Songs In Record/album Form For Years To Come, But Now Records Aren't What They Were Then - And So It Doesn't Actually Feel Very Good To Make A Record Of Songs.

You're Making Something That Won't Be What It Is Until Some Unknown Date In The Future. All Aspects Of The Personal Disappear.

Whenever I See Something That Looks Like It Could Be Good - Whether It's On Vinyl, Cd Or Cassette - If It's Not Too Expensive, I'll Take A Chance.

Writing Songs Is A Profession; So It's Not An Attempt To Take Things From My Interactions With Other People And For Some Reason Give Them To A Total Stranger To Listen To. I Find It Offensive To Hear Other People Do That.

If We Were Making A Record In Kentucky, There Might Be Some More Elements That Recall A Time, A Place, Or A Relationship. Recording For The Bbc You Enter Into This Strange And Wonderful, But Kind Of Sterile, Place With Which You Have No Personal History, And That's The Maida Vale Studios At Bbc In London.