I thought that I'd just like to make this a really approachable pop record - if it's not a single chuck it out. So that became the editing process and things didn't get recorded unless we thought it was a potential single. It's like the second Deacon Blue album in that it's very approachable and you can get into it. People make great records when they're young and then don't make another one until they're much older. It's almost immaterial, you just make a good record and not try and kid on that you're twenty years younger.
Music's always the same, there's good things and bad things out there.
Now everyone's doing their own stuff but wants to do Deacon Blue when the time is right. The next thing is to see how everything goes with our individual lives. I'd love to think we'll do it again.