There Is Irreducible Chance In The Universe.

The Idea Of Going Around To Somebody Else's Flat Or House And Sitting Around In A Comfy Room And Having A Really Good Hi-fi System And Listening To A Whole Album All The Way Through, Then Chatting For A Few Minutes, Then Maybe Putting Another Album On . . . Does That Happen Today?

The Internet Seems To Be What A Lot Of Independent Bands Are Doing These Days. They're Bypassing The Studio - The Big Studios, Emi And All The Record Companies - And Just Doing It Themselves, Online, Selling Their Stuff, Getting Known Through That Medium.

It's Not Whether God Plays Dice; It's How God Plays Dice.

I Haven't Felt Compelled To Go Back In The Studio And Do Anything Serious. I Have A Little Sort Of Home Studio Thing Which I Potter About In Occasionally.

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.