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If You Do What You Think Is Right For The Benefit Of Everybody And Everything And You Make Decisions, To Go Back And Regret Them Afterwards - It's A Futile Experience And It's Not Worth Thinking About. Because Life Just Unfolds. Provided You Do Your Best And You Think You're On The Right Track, You Can Only Be Right Or Wrong. But To Regret It - I Don't Think There Are Any Huge Errors Or Misdemeanors.

Each Album Comes From Definitely A Different Period In The Evolution Of Each Of Us Individually As Creators And The Role That We Take In Life. The External Stimuli Changed... So The Songs Are Full Of Lots Of Different Meanings.

I Hate Cliché. And When You're A Rock Singer In 1966, Or Whatever It Was, Psychedelic Blues, Through To The '70s, Which We Know All About, And The '80s, Which Was A Scramble To Hang On In, And The '90s, Which Was A Great Time For Experimentation... And I'm Really Still Excited. The Huge Vast Diagonals Within The Music That I've Been Involved With.

Well, When I Was A Kid I Used To Hide Behind The Curtains At Home At Christmas And I Used To Try And Be Elvis. There Was A Certain Ambience Between The Curtains And The French Windows, There Was A Certain Sound There For A Ten Year Old. That Was All The Ambience I Got At Ten Years Old... I Think! And I Always Wanted To Be A Certain, A Bit Similar To That. But I Didn't Want To Sell Pizza.

Maybe I'm Just Flying My Own Little Ego Ship, But Sometimes People Resent Talent.