Man, it was f-- just highly emotional. I've never felt so affected just because the crowds were totally with us. It was like jumping off a building. We just didn't know what the f-- was gonna happen. This is why we had to do it. I'll never forget the feeling, like the crowd gave us the answers we needed to carry on.
But I will say that us carrying on isn't a Keith tribute show. We want to honor him, and we will continue to do that, because Keith is more than just a person they saw on stage. Even though he wasn't a musician, he was such an important person in the studio as a right-hand man. When I'm writing music now, he still survives in my mind, and that's a beautiful thing, you know. That's knowing we've got more to give. Because that's when I'll stop, when I've got nothing more to give.
I'm interested in any technology, but I think it's so dangerous to rely on anything like that, anything that takes any type of creativity away from the person. I think instead of being afraid of it, I believe that an artist can be in the studio, and if A.I. could be utilized to shine a light or help unlock an idea, then I think that's a good thing. As far as relying on it to produce, we don't want to take the creativity away from a person. But I'm interested what the positive things about it are, like how can it help educate people.