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[Music]
The sizzling Brit band swung their hips into 4500 fans' hearts at the Harbour
Pavilion. YEOW KAI CHAI jostled backstage for a post-gig chat with Suede's
frontman Brett Anderson.
[Brett Pop]
Suede's Singapore Concert:
"One of our best shows ever, definitely in the top three. I enjoyed it. We'd
expected it to be... er, dull. We've been told by some excellent liars that the
audience would sit and not move! We respond to excitement, y'know. We played
some gigs in Europe and the audiences can be really stiff."
The Hip Swing of His:
"It's natural. The music tells me to dance that way, so I do it. It's not
choreographed. I don't dance when I'm not enjoying myself. I just stand there."
Glam Tag:
"It's demeaning, 'cos Suede has hell a lot more scope. To say we're glam is
like calling the Beatles country 'n' western! There are glam influences in
songs like "Filmstar". Apart from that, it's a huge simplification. How can you
call 'By the Sea' or 'Lazy' glam?"
Music Evolution:
"We've developed more in scope. As you acquire a palate of instruments, you
start writing songs differently. That's what we tried to do with Coming Up, to
focus the songs, to explore the earth closer."
Writing from the Heart:
"I can't write about something which doesn't move me. But I want to learn to do
that, to write in a more removed way. I see the next album to be blanker."
Being Public Personalities:
"You come here, and you're public property. At home in London, we lead pretty
private and normal lives. Anyway, people get used to seeing famous people
there. You walk down Oxford Street, and you bump into Paul Young and Alison
Moyet! Suddenly, you come here, and it's mad."
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