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Who Are You?:
Where Are You?: West London, under a concrete motorway What Are You?: A subsistence musician and daytime picture researcher What do you make?: Lovely records for my friends What do you love?: Cruel girls with black eyeliner and writing songs What do you hate?: Cultural lethargy and the fear of the future What do you listen to?: Right at the minute, the new Divine Comedy album, a lot of Stereolab and I'm revisting The Smiths What do you watch?: Alan Partridge repeats What do you drink?: lager What do you smoke?: 30 a day What do you take?: the piss - to the point of absurdity What do you believe in?: Human experience can still be captured and transcended in 3 and a half minutes When We Were 16 Where were you?: Leiecester - my parent's houseWhat were you?: a Mod What did you wear?: see above What did you listen to?: The Jam, The Smiths, Elvis Costelo and a dangerous amount of 70s Robert Palmer/Little Feat What did you watch?: Other people What did you love?: cruel girls with black eyeliner and the sound of my own voice What did you hate?: The sun getting in my eyes and London-centric music media What did you drink?: Tizer What did you smoke?: Nothing What did you take?: A lot of insults and coldness What did you want to be?: a pop star Who did you fight?: people who liked Oasis and other turgid indie guitar rock - verbally Who/What did you believe in?: My own talent Where did you go?: The Griffin - in Loughborough What did you learn?: That people rarely like honesty |