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We Deliberately Chose A Small Theatre So That The Show Was Still Intimate And The Audience Would Become A Part Of The Show.

We Let The Weirdness In.

I Suppose In Some Ways Doing Some Of The Songs In The Show Felt A Bit Like I Was Doing Cover Versions. I Was Covering Myself. Not That They Didn't Feel Like My Songs, But The Way I Was Approaching Them Was From A Place So Outside Where They Were Written. The Fact That These Songs Were In The Context Of A Live Show Was A New Thing.

In Some Ways, When You Re-envision A Song Like That ["never Be Mine"], There's A Completely Different Energy To It Each Night.

It Wasn't That We Were Afraid Of The Church Or The Vatican. The Record Company Thought People Might Find The Title Offensive. They Asked Me If I Would Change ["a Deal With God"].