00:00It's interesting what you said earlier about songs changing when you play them live and developing that way.
00:03What songs have kind of changed the most or, you know, developed the most?
00:07Trinidad. Trinidad. Trinidad's like the one that just does not sound like the record very much.
00:12There's a fire!
00:17How do you approach playing Trinidad now that's different from how it sounds on the record?
00:20How would you describe what's different about it now?
00:22It's louder. It's even longer.
00:25It's longer. Drag it out a little bit to build the suspense.
00:30Well, people have been going so fucking, like, crazy for that song that it's...
00:34People are losing their minds for it. They just can't get enough.
00:37They simply can't get enough. Come to a geese show and you'll just see.
00:41They make it ten minutes long.
00:43It's sort of back to that butter-churning analogy. The crowd starts sort of churning in the middle.
00:48You can't just churn it for four measly minutes and expect to, you know, put it on some brioche.
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