Playing Live, You Can't Survive, Certainly Not

As An Artist, You're Pretty Sheltered Backstage. You Often Don't Know What's Going On Out There.

I'd Love A Drug That Was Good For You, I Was Thinking About Ecstacy With Vitamin B.

But It Is Really, Really Fun To Just Change It Up Some And To Absolutely Be A Very Small Spoke On A Big Wheel, And To Just Be A Part Of That And Contribute To Something That People Can Enjoy.

I Was In Rock Music In London When It Was The Height Of Brit Pop, With The Kinks Revival And Suede And Blur And Oasis, And All Of Those Really Great Bands That Were Of A Certain Style. If I'd Really Been Smart And Commercially Minded, I Would Have Just Got Myself A Blazer And Some Stay Press And Some Fred Perry Tops, And Just Gone Out And Tried To Do It Like Everyone Else. Instead, I Did This Ridiculous Thing Of Trying To Do This Music.

By Just Passing Through Things, I Continue To Slightly Limit Myself. I Want The Jobs That Don't Say That Much. I'm Often The Stepping Stone Or The Conduit From One Thing To Another. I Love The Idea Of Existing In A Film And Growing And Having Bigger Arcs, And Being In Scenes Where You're Just Being, As Opposed To Talking. That' One Of My Ambitions, Lying Ahead.