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The Crucial Question One Comes Back To Is The Examination; Without That Experience Is Meaningless. And I Think It's True That Society Is Becoming More And More Passive, Less And Less Fired Up With Enthusiasm, In Many Spheres.

I Continue To Believe, Contrary To The Given Wisdom, That It's More Interesting To Have An Album - Or, Indeed, An Individual Song - Which Has Variety Rather Than Homogeneity.

I Had Then And Still Retain An Interest In Science For Its Own Sake And As A Metaphor For Our Current Lives.

Marc Almond Has Done A Couple Of Covers, A Few People In Europa Have Done Them. I Own All The Publishing. It's Never Really Been Addressed, As I Haven't Had The Time To Go Out And Tout The Songs.

Actually I Think Art Lies In Both Directions - The Broad Strokes, Big Picture But On The Other Hand The Minute Examination Of The Apparently Mundane. Seeing The Whole World In A Grain Of Sand, That Kind Of Thing.