“We would sit and talk for hours. Sometimes we had fragile insights or were able to reach a loose agreement. Other times we'd slip into beer-laden arguments. Our words collecting to form an abstract idea which we could not put on paper.
We knew that if we tried, the whole thing would escape us before we got halfway through it. We did not have time to polish it up with rehearsals or write down the different segments and beats because the whole idea was so delicate, it probably would have crumbled. So we just went into the studio and played it.”

The ‘Band That Never Was’ existed for two hours, thirty six minutes and six seconds, including a break.