I'm An Atheist, And I Don't Have

I Don't, Consciously Anyways, Sort Of Listen To Things With The Idea Of Getting Something From Them That I Can Use.

I Can Remember A Lot Of Nights Performing In Those Early Years Where You Felt That You Hit Some Good Moments, But A Lot Of The Time You're Thinking, "oh, God, This Isn't Quite Making It." So I Think That Is What Makes You In The End Refine Your View Of Things A Little Bit.

I Don't Like To Get Too Specific About Lyrics. It Places Limitations On Them, And Spoils The Listeners' Interpretation.

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.

We Mixed The Sounds Ourselves. If They Were Going To Put The Sound Back Onto Our Film [pink Floyd: Live At Pompeii.], We Wanted To Mix It Ourselves.