Every Old Sock Meets An Old Shoe

For "running Up That Hill" We Had Worked With A Drum Machine [in 1985]; The Basic Rhythms Of "running Up That Hill" Happened Because The Whole Track Was Built On A Drum Machine.

It Wasn't That We Were Afraid Of The Church Or The Vatican. The Record Company Thought People Might Find The Title Offensive. They Asked Me If I Would Change ["a Deal With God"].

I Knew I Wanted It To Be A Piece Of Theatre Rather Than Just A Concert.

Artists Shouldn't Be Made Famous. They Have This Huge Aura Of Almost God-like Quality About Them, Just Because Their Craft Makes A Lot Of Money. And At The Same Time It Is A Forced Importance... It Is Man-made So The Press Can Feed Off It.

Chips Of Plutonium Are Twinkling In Every Lung.