I've Been In The Who, I've Been

I Am Not A Technophobe And I Am Using The Latest Technology Today, Some 30-odd Years Later, And I Am Really Enjoying What Some Of The New Technologies Can Offer. But At The Same Time I Am Always Aware That One Can Get Bogged Down In That Technology And That It Can Become More Than Just A Method. That's Something That You Have To Be Slightly Careful Of.

I Can Remember A Lot Of Nights Performing In Those Early Years Where You Felt That You Hit Some Good Moments, But A Lot Of The Time You're Thinking, "oh, God, This Isn't Quite Making It." So I Think That Is What Makes You In The End Refine Your View Of Things A Little Bit.

I'm An Atheist, And I Don't Have Any Belief In An Afterlife.

I Think A Lot Of Things Do Influence Me, But The Influence Mechanism Is As Such That These Things Dive Into Your Brain And Bury Themselves Into Your Subconscious And You're Never Quite Sure Where And How They're Going To Emerge. I Don't Think I Really Take Direct Influence.

If People Would Like To Come To My Concerts I'd Love Them To Come. And If They Like The Music That I Make, I Love That Too. But I Do Not Make Music For Other People. I Make It To Please Myself.