I'm Not A Betting Man.

We've Got A Great Bench Of Songs, And The People Have A Really Good Time At Our Stereophonics's Shows. People Are The Same All Over The World. If We Can Play Football Stadiums And Arenas In One Country, There's No Reason We Can't Play Them In Another Country. People Are People.

We Didn't Really Want To Be An Overnight Success As That Brings With It Its Own Problems.

The Culture's Changed Massively. The Kids Are Different, With The Phones And Stuff. Even If You Like A Song, You Don't Really Know Who The Artists Are, It's A Lot More Faceless, It's A Lot Less Tribal. When We Were Growing Up It Was Much More Tribal - It Was Rock, It Was Grunge. Now People Like Songs, [but] They Don't Necessarily Know The Song's Origins. I Don't Know How You Would Feel Angry At The World, Or Distressed, Because Most People Are Constantly Distracted Or Consumed.

It's Better For The Listener To Interpret Their Own Meanings To The Music.

There's A Good Sarcasm And A Camaraderie That Comes After Being In A Band. And We've Known Each Other Forever. We've Never Been A Band That Fought Or Argued. As A Songwriter, I'm Really Happy That The Boys Support Me And Contribute And That, But I've Always Wanted To Be Under The Band Stereophonics.