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It's an unusual name. He was an unusual
saint. He's not a very well-known saint.
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- Oh, there was a St Hubbins?
- Yes. That's right, yes.
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- What was he the saint of?
- The patron saint of quality footwear.
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You play to predominantly...
predominantly a white audience.
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Do you feel your music
is racist in any way?
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- No, of course not.
- No, not at all.
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We say, "Love your brother."
We don't say it really, but...
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We don't literally say it.
We don't literally mean it.
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- We're not racists.
- But... that message should be clear.
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We're anything but racists.
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We've grown musically. You listen
to some of the rubbish we did early on.
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It was stupid, and now we're...
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I mean, a song like Sex Farm,
we're taking a sophisticated view
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- Of the idea of sex and music.
- And putting it on a farm.
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If I were to ask you your philosophy of life
or your creed, what would that be?
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Have a good time
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all the time.
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That's my philosophy, Marty.
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I believe virtually everything I read,
and I think that
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is what makes me more selective than
someone who doesn't believe anything.
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Do you have a philosophy
or a creed that you live by?
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Well, personally,
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I like to think about sex and drugs
and rock'n'roll. That's my life.
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If you were to have something written
as your epitaph...
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Here lies David St Hubbins,
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and why not?
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- You feel that sums up your life?
- No. It's the first thing I could think of.
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It doesn't sum up anything, really.
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I'm a real fish nut. I really like fish.
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- What kind of fish?
- Well, in the United States, you have cod.
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I like cod. And I love tuna.
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Those little cans you've got here.
Tuna fish... I love that.
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- No bones.
- Yeah.
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If you could not play rock'n'roll,
what would you do?