Depends if he can be arsed or not. I've seen him DJ a few times. First time he looked like he was having great fun, and pulling out some beauties. Second time he looked like he'd rather have been anywhere else.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jTLWQQvZcu4
Think he's necked a couple of beauties
Heh, loved them.
Then I picked up instruments and went off them a bit.
You can see how JP got big after the split.
Thought the Kember side of 'Recurring' was awful. Post Spacemen he didn't get any better, though he's been a sterling champion of Delia Derbyshire.
Many bands enjoy a long life of moderate drug abuse.
It's more excess, and being able to afford to sustain it.
Combine that with volatile or fragile personalities, characteristics of many gifted artists, and bits start falling off.
The other half mentioned she'd heard on the radio that a lot of people had never lived in a house made after they were born.
She hasn't, and thinking about it, it's only 1 in about a dozen for me.
He's savvy, chooses his co-conspirators with care and skilfully managed to reinvent himself every few years to stay relevant.
Hate him. Can't sing and steals ideas - BBC4's Krautrock documentary is well worth a watch.