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She always said that a very important part of her music was wine bottles in different stages of emptiness, pitching them up and pitching them down to use them as part of the sound. I don't know whether that was true but they were always there. | She always said that a very important part of her music was wine bottles in different stages of emptiness, pitching them up and pitching them down to use them as part of the sound. I don't know whether that was true but they were always there.<ref>[[Elizabeth Parker]] in [[Wee Have Also Sound Houses]] at 22:00</ref> | ||
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'''Interviewer:''' She was, though, apparently, Dick, addicted to snuff.<BR>'''[[Dick Mills]]:''' Yes. She took tobacco in its alternative form. [...] The working hours were self-imposed long because you can't turn creativity on and off from nine 'til five and if it's going well you tended to stay there until it was finished. | '''Interviewer:''' She was, though, apparently, Dick, addicted to snuff.<BR>'''[[Dick Mills]]:''' Yes. She took tobacco in its alternative form. [...] The working hours were self-imposed long because you can't turn creativity on and off from nine 'til five and if it's going well you tended to stay there until it was finished. | ||
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Revision as of 13:16, 17 April 2020
Delia made habitual use of several psychoactive drugs.
Alcohol
She always said that a very important part of her music was wine bottles in different stages of emptiness, pitching them up and pitching them down to use them as part of the sound. I don't know whether that was true but they were always there.[1]
Tobacco
Interviewer: She was, though, apparently, Dick, addicted to snuff.
Dick Mills: Yes. She took tobacco in its alternative form. [...] The working hours were self-imposed long because you can't turn creativity on and off from nine 'til five and if it's going well you tended to stay there until it was finished. [2]
References
- ↑ Elizabeth Parker in Wee Have Also Sound Houses at 22:00
- ↑ Woman's Hour 2008-07-25 at 04:48
