The Rolling Stones

It, it, it was done pretty quickly.

The, on the last album, on the Hackney's Arms down the...

Addy and I had this plan that, you know, instead of, you know, there's lots of ways of recording.

Yeah.

You know? We used to be in the studio, we'd spend ages in there all night-

Yeah

... trying to make up songs that weren't written and what.

So we said we're doing bulldozer approach.

So we, no one, no one really has a [laughs] no one really has too much of a chance to take a song to pieces and say, "I don't really like this.

I do- I don't think it's gonna work." Or, you know, you know what?

Yeah.

"This could not be my cup of tea." 'Cause you can always not use it, you know?

Yeah.

Just get on with it and do it.

Yeah.

This is, let's try this, bang.

You know? And, and do it as fast as possible.

And then people get into it and, and they put their own stamp on it and change it and make it better.

And we more or less did the same thing here.

I mean, you, you don't...

I mean, you hope to get one and a half songs in a day.

So you get one song done, and-

Mm

...

the next one half done so everyone knows it kind of thing.