I Wouldn't Say I'm Vain - I'm

Album Sales Have Collapsed, With Few Artists Making Money From Albums; Touring Is More Lucrative. But I'm 53 Now And Won't Be Able To Tour Forever, So A Logical Step Is To Get Into Writing Film Scores. Trouble Is, You Need To Be Somewhere Which Has A Big Film Industry - Another Reason Why I'm Thinking About Living In California.

I Always Say It Took Me 10 Minutes To Write 'cars,' But If I Am Honest It Could Have Been Even Less Than That - And It Has Been A Really Successful Song Over The Years. It Is Still Massively Used, In Advertising, In Films, And People Do Cover Versions Of It A Lot.

We Have Heard Projects With Some Of The Writers, Who We've Been In Business With For A Long Time At The Studio, That We've Heard As A Studio - Often, Pitches That Are Still In Their Formation Stage Where We Or The Writers Have Wanted Our Input On Developing Them. We've Probably Heard More Pitches With The Network Hat On. Certainly All Of The Outside Pitches Are That Way, And Many Of The Pitches That Have Been In Great Shape Coming Out Of The Studio We've Heard From A Network Perspective.

I Want Them To Play Britney Spears At My Funeral. This Way I Won't Feel So Bad About Being Dead, And Everyone There Will Know There Is Something Worse Than Death.

I Think Any Song Should Sound Good Just Played On A Solitary Instrument With The Vocal. If You Have Those Basics You Have All You Need. The Production Then Just Polishes That Idea Into The Finished Thing.