Spiritualized

love this description. affectionate, keen & succinct:

We played shows without the heavy guns—and the new material, it’s beautiful. It doesn’t suffer. There’s more room for the guitars. It becomes a more visceral and rock-and-roll thing. And in a way, it’s more charming. The voice is bigger. The dynamic is great anyway. The show starts with your voice and a guitar, it’s still there and it’s not propped up by the orchestra.

and this is very useful to me personally right now:

Nothing is going to stop him from recording, and it’ll get done one way or another ... disease or health.

thanks!

“I’d be brought bread and milk, so I could eat,” he recalls.

This is hard to believe. Maybe hew as joking.

TheWarmth wrote: ↑Mon Feb 04, 2019 8:10 pm “I’d be brought bread and milk, so I could eat,” he recalls.

This is hard to believe. Maybe hew as joking.

Hehe, this is quite common when one gets lost in the creative process. Speaking from experience

This was a good interview. It seems he played with a pick-up band each of those two gigs. Does anyone know who is in the touring band this tour? I assume he's not going to use pick-up bands on a tour this size?