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I'll always appreciate that you played Louisville during your 2002 US tour. It included one of my favorite moments ever at a rock show during which local drumming hero, Tony Bailey (RIP), joined you guys on drums for a song. He was so overcome with emotion at the moment. It was my lasting, positive memory of Tony before his demons overtook him. But I always wanted to know why you chose to play Louisville at all on such a short tour US tour (there were only maybe 6/7 cities on the tour, if I recall correctly). Was it related to Louisville'e "post-rock" tradition/history? Anyway, we'd love to see you here again.

Funny how this reply gets buried when it accurately answers this quasi-racist meme of a "rational question."

Having listened to your music for going on 30 years, you've always been dope but you have consistently improved technically over the years, especially over the past ten years or so. What propels you to continue working on your craft when so many of your peers, from all the generations, tend to rest on their laurels or let their skills atrophy?