thats how i read it, it really caught me by surprise. it smacks of arrogance, so that is worrying for the reunion plans

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Thanks for the link. Sounds like the reunion plans aren't going with total smoothness. Talk of negotiation, friction and this bit . The Oils can consider themselves lucky that I'm excited about being in the band and singing in the band because we get a chance to go out and do what we do best." Sounds like a bit if hard deal making to me-" you're lucky to have me, so cop to what I want" In politics, that's called negotiation by press release. But what the heck-just get it together fellas- even if you have to get Metallica's therapist in ( at least he'll unite you on one thing- getting rid of the therapist) Cheers, David

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An interview in The Canberra Times, in Darlinghurst (Sydney). Reflections on touring, family, home. t