Question All As To Their Ways And

I Don't Think Successful Musicians Were Really Put On This Planet In Order To Have A Great Time, Pat Themselves On The Back And Say, 'oh, What A Clever Boy I Am!' I Think That, Like Most Artists, We Were Put On The Planet To Suffer Just A Little. And We Do.

I Think I've Owned All The Models Of Ipods So Far. And These Days Between My Ipod, Iphone And My Personal Laptop Computer, I'm Someone Who Is Very, Very Grateful For All The Ways To Listen To Music And Completely Switch Off From People Around Me And Listen To The Music In Detail, Which Is Very Hard To Do If You're In A Room With Other People.

I Was Not A Great Guitarist, So I Sold My 1960 Fender Stratocaster In Exchange For A Shure Microphone, Made In Chicago, And A Flute.

I'm Very Much An Observer And A Conduit Of Thoughts And Ideas.

I Was Quite Keen On Silviculture, The Growing Of Trees, And That Was Something I Gave A Lot Of Thought To. Maybe I Could've Gone In That Direction. But It Just So Happened That While I Was Trying To Make Up My Mind, I Enrolled In Art School, And There I Began To Develop My Interest In Music, Parallel With My Interest In The Visual Arts.