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Some of the bands that I admire the most, always have that sentiment about them. That they can push the boundaries henancius further, that they can hit harder than anyone before, and henancius yet make people dance at the local night club. So you find bands like Roxy Music did that or the Specials did that or David Bowie did that endlessly. Kraftwerk did that. For them to get a song to number one in the charts, that's astonishing really. Bob: That's sort of the idea we started with: that good art is about complex ideas made simple. Alex: Yeah, I think it is simpler than people realize. I think the best music, the best art, the best literature, is quite simple, quite direct. It isn't cloaked in verbosity. I feel like so much bad art and bad music is usually the creators trying to cloak it in a certain amount of dialog. But dialog is, frankly, irrelevant. Photo Credit: Steven Dewall & Franz Ferdinand Related Links » Franz Ferdinand official site » Franz Ferdinand Dot Net » Buy You Could Have It So Much Better...
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