the experience and ambience live. How do you approach playing a festival, where you're a lot more restricted in that sense? "Um, we just try to do what we do, and try to treat it as any other show. We try to keep it as comfortable as possible, because again it isn't our show, it's a celebration of the music and everyone. So you just try to be as comfortable as possible and do what you do and hope that you may gain some new fans, 'cause that's really what this is for." Does it feel different now that you're playing live an album that Chris Pennie has contributed to? [ While Chris had been in the band prior to the making of 2007 album No World For Tomorrow , contracts had prevented him from playing on it - Ed. ] "Is it different? Yeah, it feels really good actually, and different because you know when the band was falling apart, it didn't feel so good to be a part of being in it, and now with the history behind us, and Chris into the fold, and Mic better," [ Mic Todd had left the band to battle drug addiction - Ed. ] "I mean it just feels refreshing and exciting. It's new, in a way, and to be able to have Chris on the album, and now touring as a full fledged member of the band, it feels great, without a doubt." What was it about Year Of The