Geordie Law.

My grandfather was a Geordie.

My dad's side of the family are all...

I'm one of these people that's from a mining family that would go fucking mental if you asked me to go down a fucking pit myself, but is very proud of it.

Yeah, I've got, like, my great-uncles are all...

My grampy wasn't a miner.

My great-grandfather was a...

It's properly like, and I think whoever, I think whoever directed it was really, I get the feeling he was really pleased with it.

[laughs]

And the answer is, of course not, but i- I can understand the con- So on the front of the album is, like I say, a drawing by Mickey Firbank, who was, did all the art for The Last Resort, um, shop, which sold punk and skinhead and mod kind of subculture merchandise.

And mainly it was a meeting point for skinheads of all persuasions.

But realistically, the right-wing skinheads kind of, like, menaced everyone into line, and if you weren't a right-wing skinhead at s- by, after a few years of it, if you weren't, you'd probably think, "I'm gonna become a fucking rockabilly or something like this, and get away from those horrible bastards in there." So this album has got...

So this is the thing.

He's holding up his left hand, which is important.

He's not-

Yeah.

Mm.

And I love L7.

They're one of my favorite bands.

Donita Sparks is one of my favorite guitarists, and she's also one of ... was also, like full disclosure, a major, major fucking crush and a half of mine as a teenager.

I once...

The closest I came to meeting Donita Sparks was I saw L7 live at the Bristol Lantern rooms in 1994 when they were touring Hungry for Stink.

It was fucking fantastic.

... is there, like, is there an aspect of this, like you kind of like you identify with them and you kind of want to be them?