I Think That A Song, When It

When I'm Recording, Which Is Synonymous With Writing, I'll Play Things Over And Over Again Until It Sounds Like I've Got The Right Guitar Part. Whereas I Think, As The Much Younger Player I Tended To Do Things Much More Consciously. I Didn't Wait For The Moment Where Inspiration Might Strike. That's What I Do Now. I Wait For It To Naturally Start To Replay Itself In My Mind. As I Say, I Don't Force It. So I Like To Think Of Myself As A Receiver. I'm A Telephone Line To Who Knows Where, But Until I Hear It Through That Receiver, I Don't Usually Do It. It's Got To Start Writing Itself Somehow.

Obviously Classical Music Tends To Be Stuff That Is Usually At Least A Hundred Years Old.

Religion Deals In Certainties And Philosophy Deals More In Un-answered Questions.

My Father Was Able To Play A Number Of Musical Instruments And I Fell In Love With Classical Music In My Teens And I Allowed It To Influence Me. I Like To Think I Took And Still Do From Classical Music And Various Techniques, I Have Made Classical Albums And Recorded Seven Different Pieces Of Bach On Different Albums And Its All Music Too Me.

Love's Stronger Than Fear And Death.