For me, anyway, I found it a very dark place to be sometimes so I think I’d open the blinds a bit. when you’re young being in a band can be all encompassing. I think I would’ve been more careful in various neighbourhoods, like financially and mentally. I am where I am and I am who I am, that’s what I accept. Q: Any regrets or advice you’d give your younger self. I don’t find the journeying very easy sometimes, but once you’re in front of the microphone it’s a bit more relaxing. That guy who sings Cool For Cats in Squeeze isn’t a bad bloke to be really but sometimes I struggle. I think I’m more grateful actually than I’ve ever been in my life about who I am. Q: Do you still get that same buzz when you get on stage. But I just wasnt excited about most of the songs they selected. I realize bands want to play other songs than their hits from 35 years ago. In stock at a low price and ready to ship same day from. And most of those pieces were frankly a bit boring and low energy IMO. Shop Choice BBQ Silicone Squeeze Bottle Label Band for 32 oz. We’ll play the hits but we’ll also play new songs too. Squeeze had a lot of less well known songs for the first 2/3 of the show. I don’t think audiences are going to see anything other than a really good Squeeze show and that’s what we deliver. That brings some security and safety to everybody. in the old days we used to mix things up a bit, but now it’s more like a theatrical show where we have to have everything in its place. hopefully they’ll stay on stage and play with us. Q: Nine Below Zero - whose covers album 13 Shades Of Blue was one of Glenn’s favourite albums of 2016 - are joining you on tour.

There’s a whole other book that didn’t go in the book, if you see what I mean but you’ve got to be careful what you say. I found it very easy to write, it was difficult to stop. The hardcover came out in August, it’s coming out in paperback in March. Q: Your autobiography - Some Fantastic Place: My Life In and Out of Squeeze - is out now. We have an incredible history to pull on and that’s always an inspiration in itself. When you’re in your 60s you start thinking about different things about the distance of time and the quality of family life versus being in a band and what that means. I don’t think it’s any different apart from we’re a lot older and we take it from a slightly different point of view. It is visually easy to recognize how the contractions and expansions occur on the indicator. Q: In terms of the relationship between you and Glenn, the rest of the band, how does this period of Squeeze’s life compare to others. In the next chart below, we have identified areas where there is a Bollinger band squeeze and a contraction. everybody’s different, it’s amazing he’s so dedicated in that way. I don’t think I’ve got the vision he has. He spends hours manipulating songs, making them sound great. The production is really down to Glenn (Tilbrook, the band’s co-founder), he’s just a really clever producer. We record as much as we possibly can live. Q: Has the way you write and record changed.

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