You Know, The Internet's Made Us More

I Started Out In The 'cure' Reflecting Things That I Thought Were Important, And It's Reached A Point Where It Takes Over And Becomes The Thing That Is Important.

I Hardly Ever Listen To Any Of Our Old Stuff Now. Once The Songs Have Been Recorded And Put On To Vinyl They Become Someone Else's Entertainment, Not Mine.

Sometimes I'll Get To The End Of A Song, Open My Eyes And There's All These Faces Peering At Me. It's Quite Horrifying.

Both Me And My Wife's Extended Family All Live Within A 50-mile Radius. Like Me, A Lot Of Them Did Time In London Then Started Drifting Back To The Countryside And The Sea. Perhaps It's A Homing Instinct.

I Think The Rock'n'roll Myth Of Living On The Edge Is A Pile Of Crap.