 or 3 new songs a night, so it was
important for us to at least have that time to get some new songs together
and also rehearse the old ones and make sure we still knew how to play. That
way we only have to rehearse for another 8 or 10 days or something, next
time we go out and we should be relatively tight. It's only Australia. They
don't care though, too much.
R: No, you know, tours always start in Australia because they go 'ah look,
we can just rehearse onstage down in Australia.'
Stone: We can muff it up.
R: Yeah, totally. We always get the raw end. We either get the band right
at the beginning of the tour when they wanna work out the stuff or right at
the very end when they're completely exhausted and over it.
Stone: Yeah, it's like it doesn't matter. It's like we're not doing an encore
tonight. You'll have NO encore. How's that?
R: Yeah, thanks for your bucks. See ya. We're outta here. Ah, did you get
to meet Keith or Mick or any of the guys?
Stone: Oh yeah! We got to hang out with Mick a bit and Charlie Watts who is
just, I mean, both of them are sweet, but you know meeting Charlie Watts and
having him be as funny and as down to earth as he was was just a thrill. And
Mick and I think Ed got to hang out a bit with Ron Wood and so it was really
pretty exciting stuff. You kinda think that's no big deal but then you
think, god that's kind of exciting.
R: Oh god, I can imagine for a guitarist as well, just meeting Keith
Richards.
Stone: Sure.
R: What a thrill.
Stone: For me, he even ignored me which is even, you know, I love people who
play hard to get, so I love him even more now.
R: [laughs] He lived up to expectations or beyond it.
Stone: Yeah.
R: Why do they keep going? Did you get any insights there? Why are they
still doing what they're doing?
Stone: Man, I don't know. They look like they're having a good time. I think
they're making a shitload of cash and I thing they really love to play music
still. Although I don't think they need to go our on such long tours. I
think they're gonna burn themselves out that way. But Ed was telling me that
when he hung out with...you know...one night that they all had their record
collections out and Keith was playing him all these old blues tracks. You
know, he's excited about music. He loves music. He loves to play. He's a
natural treasure for England for sure. I don't know if I condone, like,
[laughs] he probably has a diet that I wouldn't necessarily recommend, but
um, in general he's looking great. He's a great guitar player and everything
I've heard about him is that he's as sharp as a pistol too. I think there's
a lot of talk about how he's burnt out, but he's not. I don't see that.
R: Yeah, it's a bit funny. Talking about the Rolling Stones burning out
after 30 plus years or something..
Stone: Yeah and they rock! Totally! You know.
R: Keith came in here, I didn't, ah, get to interview him unfortunately but
he came in here and he brought in...I didn't see it myself, but there was a
little esky brought in by the record company which had vodka in there. This
is like 4 o'clock in the afternoon!
Stone: Sure.
R: Had the vodka in there and...I don't know how he keeps it together.
Stone: Bacon sandwiches too man....every day.
R: Bacon sandwiches?!
Stone: Bacon sandwiches. He's got a cement colon. Or Iron. It must be iron.
R: Yeah, a constitution like steel they say. Ah, OK.
Stone: His latest quote was that the biggest problem in America is their
hypochondria. So, I think he's pretty much got the whole mental...my mental
health is...he's got that figured out.
R: Yeah, it's all mind over matter. If you believe that, yeah. I've heard
that one before.
Stone: Yeah. [laughs] Right before somebody croaks it!
R: Yeah, exactly. It's all mind over matter.
Stone: One more bacon sandwich!
R: [laughs]
Stone: That's it! That's all I want!
R: OK, and quickly Stone, let's talk about the PJ album, I believe it's
called "Yield".
Stone: Yeah.
R: Okay....
Stone: [laughing] alright then...
R: Is "Yield" a track off the album or is "Yield" an inspired title for it?
Stone: Ah, well I don't know whether it's either really. It's just THE title
for it.
R: [pause] That's a good answer, Stone.
Stone: Yeah.
R: [laughs] Thanks for that! Is Eddie there? Can I speak to the singer now?
Stone: [laughing] Yeah, he's right behind me. I'm gonna have you over to him.
R: [laughing still]
Stone: [hushed voice] ah, hello....hey, this is Eddie. [laughs]....yeah, I
gotta go. Okay, that was him.
R: Yeah, great to speak to you Eddie, thanks for that. OK, so "Yield" is
the exciting new title for the PJ album. Build it up for us a bit more now
Stone in terms of what we can expect from it.
Stone: Well, it's got a lot of new, great songs on it and ah, if you like that
old PJ feeling, I'm sure you'll love this one.
R: Oh really, it's just more of the same is it?
Stone: We're just cranking out the same old regurgitated songs once
again...it's probably the best record we've made in a while. I think
that everyone had a big, B influence into the songwriting. I
definitely wrote a bunch of songs on it and Jeff and Mike wrote a couple of
really killer songs and it's a really good band album. And it sounds really
good. And we had a great time making it. And...I think that if you're a
PJ fan, you're gonna be excited about it and if you're not, you probably
won't be.
R: You're not gonna get turned on at this late stage?
Stone: Probably not! You never know, I mean...nah we have a coupla experiments
on it, but for the most part, it's pretty straight ahead.
R: Hmmm. I've heard, ah well, I've heard as much as I can hear off the
internet of Given To Fly which is the single out real soon. Did you guys
leak that to the internet?
Stone: No, I don't know who did that.
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