Calvin [Harris] or Changed The Way You Kissed Me - you might put it in the same box as David Guetta. But when you see it live, it's a real band rocking out. It's interesting you should mention 'attitude' - is that missing from some of your Top 20 chart peers? It's about how you conduct yourself. It's not about being purposefully rude, it's just about having an opinion and believing in what you do. I can honestly say that I'm a huge fan of every song I've released in the last four years. That's despite what some of my detractors may think - they probably wish I was still making hip-hop, which sold to very few people. Once you find success after being an underground artist, people automatically think what you do now is not the real you, but what I do now is more naturally me than anything I did before. How much importance do you put on ticket sales versus recorded music sales? I think my music's strong, otherwise I wouldn't put it out. But I'm also aware I'm not on a major label who are going to invest a million into selling the record. Looking at my accounts, 90% of my income came from live last year. That's where I'm going to put most of the effort in. When I write songs now, I write them for festivals or the arenas and then tweak them slightly for radio. Do Ministry support that approach? Ministry pretty much