上次提到的那個某網站上的訪問已經出來了~~
可以上這裡用real player看http://www.infomusic.de/storys/suede/indexs_e.htm
它也有將訪問內容整理成文字(連上面那個網址是英文版ㄉ..也有德文版的...:p )
ㄝ...那就偷偷把它轉貼過來好ㄌ...
有點小亂碼~可是不影響看ㄅ~(用netscape看時可以改碼~@@可是這裡不知怎ㄇ換~ㄏ)
Can you tell us the real story behind your video "Can't get enough"?
Matt: I don't know, it's quiete strange. It's about people
looking back on their life to the things that they wanted,
realising that the things that they扉e got were not worth it. So
they are destroying all the things when they愉e looking back
on their lifes. It愀 a quiete violent and agressive song.
It seems that most of the song of the new album sound
like a jamsession.
Matt: It愀 one of the few albums where we didn愒 rehearse
the songs live before. Actually the most of the songs came
out in the studio. A lot of the stuff was written when we were
in the studio.
The sound of the album seems very minimal...
Richard: As far as the traditional instruments as guitar and
bass is concerned it愀 quiete minimal. A lot of stuff was taken
out. Like the way the album was recorded it is like an
exercise of minimalism.
Where do the electronical influences come from?
Richard: It has to do with the musical moods. You don愒
wanna record the same album twice. You wanna explore a
different part of your musical sense. It愀 not like that you
listen to a specific type of music, then you get influenced by
it and then you record it. It has to do with digging a bit
deeper inside.
What has changed for you since you were a long time fan
of suede and now you are a member? Is there something
lost of the mystery of Suede for you?
Richard: Yes, this happens on the road.
What do you think about music and fashion. Does this
connection exist anymore?
Matt: I think this might be changing a bit. There were times in
Britain where bands were some sort of fashionleaders. Like
when the Stone Roses came out in Manchester and
everyone looked like them. But I am sure that a band will
appear with a quiet strange look and everybody looks like them.
What do you expect from your fans?
Matt: Presents.
Are the old songs recorded with Bernard Butler still relevant for you?
Matt: There is a lot of stuff from the first albums things like
"Animal nitrate" that are not relevant anymore. I can愒 really
remember what kind of person made them.
What was your funniest moment on stage?
Richard: Matt was tripping over a monitor wedge and this
was in a quiet moment of a quiet song. This was during the
guitarsolo.
What kind of books do you read?
Brett: Books with words in.
Do you have anything you want to tell your fans?
Richard: God loves you.
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