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And Then, Also, When You're Doing Something That Doesn't Sound Like Anything Else On The Radio At The Time, You Almost Need To, Like, Ironclad It To Make Sure It Gets Through, You Know?

I Didn't Really Get That Good At Cutting Because I Didn't Have Those Three Years Of Gestating And Nurturing My Skills In The Bedroom. I Was Kind Of, Like, Out And Playing In Clubs After Three Of Four Months, Because I Was Pushy With Promoters. But I Would Just Listen To The Radio - Stretch Armstrong And Red Alert - And Then I Would Go Hang Out With Mayhem, Who Did The Wnyu Hip-hop Show.

Dave Guy, The Trumpet Player, Is An Incredible Musician. He Came Into The Studio One Day, And They Had Just Cut A Cover Of "sign, Seal, Deliver" For Something With Sharon Jones, And I Just Was Blown Away By How They Got That Sonic. I Mean, It Was Just So Much The Real Deal.

I Think That That Spirit, Or At Least The Raucousness Of Maybe That, Is In There. And Then Yeah, Like, Along The Way, You Fine Tune It 'cause You're Thinking, Like, Ok, We Need To Now Turn This Into A Song.

I Guess The Best Thing About Having A Successful Record Like This Is, Like, I Know I'm At Least Good For Another Five Years, Like, Before Everyone Starts To Like - All The Haters Start To Come Out Again. And That's Really What It Is.