short LB q & a from Uncut mag, april

[face of glass]

Originally posted by Les
Tusk was a return to that in some respects, with recording at home, in his bathroom, wires strung throughout the house, with kleenex boxes, etc...

And it also should be noted that at some point he didn't want to work that way anymore. That method did exist for Tusk and Law And Order but with Go Insane he starts to grow accustomed to the notorious studio polish, even though he still may use some unstandard things.

In the end I think that if he was to claim he has the same attitude for recording and approaching songs now, I'd disagree somewhat. He may have the unstandardness in some ways even now but it doesn't have the sponatenous feeling of old, if you know what I mean.

[Cammie]

Absolutely right! The members bits and pieces
just seem to all come to-gether under Lindsey's
clever mastermind of complex musical logistics!!!
Lindsey is a cutie pie!We Love his voice!!!Sky