2002-09-09 Question (212 of 232) Q: What was the maddest place you've ever done a gig? Angela A: Birmingham. --------------------- 2002-09-09 Question (211 of 232) Q: Have Blur ever done a Beta Band-esque practice session i.e.: you on bass, Alex on drums, Graham singing and Damon on lead guitar? (or something like that anyway...) Stefanie A: We tried a few times, but it always ended up with me singing. You wouldn’t want to hear it. --------------------- 2002-09-09 Question (210 of 232) Q: Are your new recordings going to sound more or less legible? (audible). I mean the vocals and drums. I like the squiggly droning guitar but I also like to understand the words and pick out the drum and bass lines. I 'm sure whatever you do will be span Ian H A: I know what you mean. I like Chewits and Meccano. You could leave your front door open during the blitz. Mind you, someone would nick all your stuff. --------------------- 2002-09-09 Question (209 of 232) Q: Just a question that I know bands always hate but here it goes will you ever tour in Australia again? Also what are you thoughts on the vines and also radiohead? (there are my two favorite bands besides you guys? Hope your new album is as good as 13 Thomas Ryan A: I’d love to come back to Australia. Radiohead are pretty cool. They challenged Alex and I to a game of bridge. Never happened. --------------------- 2002-09-09 Question (208 of 232) Q: Will you be using any unconventional instruments this time around (such as pieces of wood vacuum cleaners Black and Decker etc.)? Meg A: There’s a whole load of children’s toys in the studio at the moment. They’re always good fun. -- 新专辑说不定歌唱到一半会有玩具啾啾叫之类的:p -- Life is a compromise anyway. --

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