Hey guys, welcome to another episode of our private moments. It's been a lot of short and

sweet episodes where you round up all of our favourite guests and all of our favourite

moments and different things. And this is a little private moment for you. I hope you

enjoy it. How did it all begin then? So, Daniel, you had a solar career that...

I mean, career is very generous. That was very generous. Yeah, fast and loose of the words.

Yeah, I'd been writing these songs, what became sort of first few Bastille songs and stuff.

And I used to play like just me with a keyboard and a bunch of different instruments and a

loop pedal. And what a loop pedal requires is really good timing, which I don't have.

I remember you said, remember back to part one, we jumped the cue, this one's starting up,

had a loop pedal. It's really hard. It's so coordinated. It's not. I used to hate being

on stage so much that I'd have to drink like a bottle of wine before going off and playing.

And like, my timing is already bad enough as it is. And then having to sort of like be in

time of yourself and like hit this pedal was a fucking nightmare. Is it like a drum beat

almost? So you have to try and play? So it's like, there's two pedals and you hit one,

you record a loop and then it loops that background and you have to sort of time of yourself.

But that's because it was a while ago, like now they're ways it's used and they've got

a click and all that kind of stuff in the metronome. But at the time, it was just a little tiny

LED flashed with the beat. So basically, I was in that by myself and it was like, imagine

it's like one man band just clanked. It was just looking nice. I'm like, and now he's

pulled out. I'm a lot of good. Where does Bob go? He's come from. Yeah, it was ridiculous.

Weird that that didn't work out. Actually, isn't it? That's insane that you had that.

I mean, to probably make you blush, but that's talent. That is, that is. I mean, it would

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