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Hi list,
From this week's NME:
On the couch - Suggs from Madness
Which song describes you best?
"'Loose Fit' by Happy Mondays, because I'm footloose and rootsy." What is heaven?
"The boating lake in Regent's Park, a bottle of wine dangling off a piece of string, to the strains of a brass band, with the one you love doing the rowing." What is hell?
"When you discover that the water in the bottom of the boat is a leak." What is your earliest memory?
"Weeing in a saucepan." What is your greatest fear?
"My greatest fears are heights and claustrophobia, so I suppose it would be being stuck in a glass lift on the 132nd floor." Who is your all-time hero?
"I don't have one." What's the worst trouble you've
been?
"The odd occasion when I haven't been able to communicate as well as I might with my family." Who was the first love of your life?
"My wife, Anne." What's your greatest
talent?
"Lyric-writing and performing." Upon whom would you like to exact revenge? Why?
How?
"On me, for being such an arsehole. I'd kick myself, but I can't. My legs aren't long enough." What's your most treasured
possession?
"A copy of 'Cry Me A River' by Julie London. It's on the jukebox in my home, and when I first got married it was the only record I had and we would play it every night." What have you most regretted doing while
drunk?
"Pretending I wasn't." What can you cook?
"Pheasant stew and risotto." What's the best piece of advice you've
received?
"You should go home." Can you read music?
"No. But when I hear records I see shapes and colours." If you were invisible for a day, what would you
do?
"I'd put the clock back 20 years, and then enjoy it all over again." If you had three final wishes, what would they
be?
"That I could have a never-ending bottle of beer; that people genuinely realised how enjoyable life is; and that everybody could meet in Trafalgar Square and shake hands." Chris
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