engrossed in On The Beach by Neil
Young.”
Given the opportunity, who would
you most like to work with in the
music industry?
“Without a doubt it would be Prince.
Or Mr Prince as Eds called him at The
Brits.”
Do you think the ‘britpop’ sound has
gone for good or do you believe we Mark Morriss, Photo by Peter W Hill
will see a resurgence sometime?
“If British men/women continue to Believe me, this is typical of some of the
choose to pick up guitars and have a bit nutty things us loons get up to.”
of a jingle jangle then I suppose there
will always be a Britpop sound, as you Does anyone in the band collect
put it.” anything?“Scott collects dried squirrels. Adam
Have you ever been thrown out of a collects human scalps. Eds collects the
bar/hotel/public place? If so, what orange jelly centres from Jaffa Cakes…
was it for? whilst I collect broken dreams.”
“Good heavens, no. ”
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Who has the best, and who has the Favourite Bar Snack?
worst dress sense in the band? “Bacon Fries. Frazzles for the posher
“I would have to say that we are all palette. ”
pretty much as bad as one another.
Although not as bad as we used to be, It Myspace, Twitter, Facebook or
took a good few years for us to get the MyTwitFace?
whole baggy look out of our collective “All of the above.”
system, and it is only relatively recently
that we have all been buying clothes What’s the biggest animal you could
which actually fit.” take on in unarmed combat?
“E.T. Does that count?”Tell us something no-one else knows
about The Bluetones. What would be your message to the
“We are incredibly considerate lovers.” world?
“Don’t judge me… love me.”What was the last CD you bought?
“Julian Casablancas’ “Phrazes For The Any pet hates?
Young”.” “I can’t abide Auf Weidersehn, Pet.
Does that count?”Every band seems to have a joker….
so who is it in yours? Tea or Coffee?
“Well once, whilst on tour… Eds, our “Ooh tea please, chuck. Milk no
ker-azzzzy drummer left a teaspoon in sugar.”
the utensil groove designated for forks.
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