Johnny Walker: Do you enjoy doing a live album? I mean, when you're doing a gig you have to think about the people, don't you Bruce, as opposed to the recording?
BC: Yeah well, once we're doing a gig, we're doing a gig, and you're not
really thinking about the recording any more. The only thing it does is add
that extra bit of pressure, you know, because…
JW: You know that somebody's taping it.
BC: Yeah, exactly, and if we don't get it, well, then we don't, you know.
It's gone. So there's that. But it was fun to do, actually. The really fun
part was the mixing after, when we get to sit back and hear what everybody
did, and laugh about: "Oh, look at that note that Fergus played! Wow!"
JW: You don't cheat, though, and dub in the extra bits?
BC: Actually, no, we didn't do that. I mean, I'm not sure that I'm entirely
above that, but we didn't do that, no. What you hear on the album is really
what happened on stage. We only picked the good performances, of course.
-- Radio Interview, BBC Radio 1, 1990, Interviewer Johnny Walker. Transcribed and submitted to the project by David Newton.