The Business Of Being A Popular Entertainer

I've Been In Hamburg For About Ten Years And I Just Feel At Home.

The Citizen Is Becoming A Pawn In A Game Where Nobody Knows The Rules, Where Everybody Consequently Doubts That There Are Rules At All, And Where The Vocabulary Has Been Diminished To Such An Extent That Nobody Is Even Sure What The Game Is All About.

In The Beginning, Everybody That Gets To Work With Me, Thinks Im Nice. But Three Weeks Later, They Hear A Bell Ringing. Then They Realise I Meant Everything I Said During That First Week. Its Not My Fault People Are Not Taking Me Serious From The First Moment.

I'm Not Sure It Pays To Do Anything Remotely Public In Britain. It's Such A Spiteful Society. People Seem To Enjoy Making Your Life Hard For The Sake Of It.

I Don't Trawl Record Shops Anymore. I Usually Hear Music In Bars Or At Friends' Houses.