Kopieret fra Telegraph interview:
"I studied songwriting just by listening to records all my life,” enthuses Bobby Gillespie.
There is a lot of music in the Primal Scream frontman. He shifts in his seat, dips his shoulders, wriggles his torso and moves as if he’s dancing to the rhythm of his words. He oozes music, drumming with his hands, singing snatches of riffs. “I love pop music,” he’ll say, tossing out snappy observations about recordings as diverse as The Archies’ Sugar, Sugar (“It makes me happy and it makes you dance. That’s pretty much what pop music’s supposed to do”) or the Eagles’ Lyin’ Eyes (“It’s beautiful but numb, like the Flying Burrito Brothers without the pain”). All the while, he’s trying to get to the essence of what moved Primal Scream to create the big, monstrous, mantra-like, psychedelic grooves of their mesmerising new album, More Light.
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