| Nigel Clark Nigel talked with BBC Hereford and Worcester about being on tour, dodgy splitting up and life after the band. Amsterdam - "I was on a tube train and there was people on the tube train and I was singing and I didn't care. I must have had some nerve that day I think! But it does look really good, I do really like that one."
On splitting up: "All of those things are really great if you're doing it with people you really like… We lived together as well. That was '96. We'd already been living together eight years. We're in a tour bus together, you're in a plane, on stage, you're in the studio - do you get any time away from them?... You just can't bear to spend any more time with each other." "Personally, I split the band up. I take full responsibility for it. But I couldn't continue it. I couldn't lie to myself that I was enjoying what I was doing anymore. I just didn't enjoy it." "Unfortunately, me and the band we run out. We run out of cards to play, games to play and jokes to laugh at." "I went to Brazil… I went to the end millennium carnival procession… It was something I always wanted to do. I went to Ibiza later that year. And then, the money ran out. You go 'What am I going to do'… Eventually I ended up working in Tesco's for a little while on the night shift. That was an eye-opener."
"The royalties are ok. But they're not enough to survive and run a family and all those sort of things." "I'm a part-time worker, part time dad, so I'm very fortunate in that sense. | ||||||||
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