Mozart Didn't Have Pro Tools, But He

When I'm Writing I've Been Playing Something For A Couple Of Hours And I'm Almost In A Trance. At Two Or Three In The Morning You Can Actually See Bits Inspiration Floating About And Grab Them.

I Had Friends But I Was Spending A Great Deal Of My Time Alone And For Me That Was Vital Because There's An Awful Lot You Learn About Yourself When You're Alone.

The Thing With 50 Words Of Snow Is That It Was Literally Back-to-back From Director's Cut [also Released In 2011]. It Was More Or Less That I Got To Make Two Albums In One Hit. I Was Already In This Space In My Mind To Be Writing And Making An Album.

I Don't Really Listen To My Old Stuff, But On Occasion, I Would Either Hear A Track On The Radio Or A Friend Might Play Me One, And There Was Generally A Bit Of An Edgy Sound To It, Which Was Mainly Due To The Digital Equipment That We Were Using, Which Was State Of The Art At The Time - And I Think Everyone Felt Pressured To Be Working That Way.

Its So Fascinating To Think About How Each Snowflake Is Completely Individual - There Are Millions And Millions Of Them, But Each One Is So Unique.