Dirt and Gold on the Diligital,
Diligital,
Diligital Digix version of Cock Zero.
Thank you for getting this,
hopefully it helped us secure a UK number one album.
Maybe it didn't,
if so I've already quit the band and I
am focusing my attention on modelling.
The ceiling is up next which features Shed 7,
more specifically Rick Whitta on the vocal.
Captain Powerpipes.
Captain Powerpipes, what a fantastic,
Captain Powerpipes!
What a luscious
voice he has.
Yeah,
he has a great voice and as soon as I heard that record,
when he like
when he sent it back I was like, oh!
Beautiful.
Stunning.
It started its life as a poem originally
written for Mike Skinner, do you remember?
Oh yeah, I already tried, yeah.
Do you remember
that version?
I do, yeah.
Sent it to Mike Skinner,
he said,
not asked about that,
go
away,
and so we redid it and actually sent it to Noel Gallagher who said,
I really like that but I can't commit to anything at the
moment because I've got something big coming up and I
thought he was full of **** but actually then he announced
that Oasis were getting back together like the next day.
They what?
Oh yeah mate, yeah, big news, yeah.
Imagine if he like sang on this and then Oasis got back together.
I know, it would have been so good.
I mean I'm chuffed with Rick Whitta but they're already
together.
They're very together by the way, tight as hell.
Yeah, they're good.
Two number
one albums they had.
In a year.
Yeah,
but forget the year bit,
they've had two number
one albums and hopefully,
so have we,
but who knows,
maybe at the time of this,
we have
got another number one album,
maybe at the time of this we've ****ed right up.
I love
this one.
Yeah, it's a poem about anybody,
just listen to it, it's called, by the way
this whole thing has got,
has become really ADHD,
like we started off in quite a lot of
detail and like anything I've ever done in my life,
it is just getting a bit rushed towards
the end and that is,
that is ADHD because we've been recording for 34 minutes and I
am bored.
It's literally going to be the last song to hear.
That's what it's going to be.
This is The Ceiling featuring Shed 7.