Attawalpa

They call you.

We should just say what you did in the last 10 minutes.

Like, oh, I went to the shop, bought an apple, just ate the apple.

It was delicious.

What have you been up to?

And I just thought that was so funny and clever.

He's incredible.

All of the aspects of that band, you had the guitarist who was like the guy from the Modern Lovers, which is kind of, you know, without the Modern Lovers, you wouldn't have a lot of music.

You definitely wouldn't have bands like the Strokes, like that guy just sings like that guy.

And then you have the bassist who did that tune that Mario Carey sampled, I can't remember the name of her band.

But it was just like such a cool mixture of people.

And also in New York and probably the most, you know, arguably one of the most happening times.

It was an explosion of cool sort of creativity.

And writers, you know, people are listening to playlists while they're writing and...

Yeah, I think it's a sort of soundtrack of your mood, isn't it?

But I think nowadays with streaming, it's a bit dangerous because you can just see music as a mood rather than, oh, someone's actually made this record.

Let's put a record on, you know, I think like...

I mean, I think a lot of people do that, sadly.

But I do believe also that the album is coming back and it's so important.

You know, it's funny putting music out.