Yes, There's A Lot Of The Blues

I Don't Want To Be A Full-time Member Of Pink Floyd All My Life.

Little Ideas Can Pop Into One's Head At Any Time, And If I'm Being Reasonably Efficient I've Got It Close Enough To Hand, Then I Pop That Little Tiny Moment Of A Few Seconds Down Onto A Tape And Then I Can Forget About It For... Years Sometimes.

Being A Musician, Being A Person Who's Playing Tours And Making Records Is A Part-time Thing For Me At Age. I Did It, I Lived It And I Breathed It Every Day Of My Life For 30-odd Years And Now I Am Slowing Down A Little Bit. But It Does Not Mean That I Am Any Less Intense And Dedicated To The Work That I Am Doing Now. I Have Other Priorities In Life As Well.

If You Are In A Band Or In Any Situation With Other People There Are Obviously Brilliant Aspects To It, But There Are Also Things That You Start Finding Yourself Tied To.

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.