Well, I'm English, So It's Intimidating To

Those Times When I Play On Stage In Front Of Lots Of People, It's Such An Unusual And Borderline Unhealthy Process, Even Though I Love It And I Really Do It With Humility. I Don't Have Serfs Getting Me Grapes After, Or Things Like That.

It's A Very Selfish Time. When I'm Here At Home, My Responsibilities Are Far Greater. I'm Forced To Be Way More Selfless. My Priorities Are So Far Down The List That It's Hard To See Them. And Yet, When I'm On Tour, I Basically Have To Get The Show Right, Every Night, But The Days Are Really Constructed Around Selfish Activities For Self-improvement, Or Not. That's Where I Feel Guilty Because I Know That Life Is Going On Full-speed When I'm Not Around.

It's So Natural You Just Fall Into It And You Find Your Way. It's Terrifying And Exciting, And Brilliant.

For The Sound We Produce, Everybody Is Equally Important. Each Of Us Has A Very Different Personality And That Is What Keeps Bush Alive.

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