More from the Vrij Nederland-interview: (click here to read the 1st part)

• Frank Vercruysse, one of the actors from Any Way The Wind Blows, told Tom there's an older feeling in everything Tom does, but he brings it in a younger, enthusiastic way.
• Tom agrees. It's probably because he grew up between older people. His father was 63 when he was born. A lot of his friends are older too.
• He thinks his mental age is 45.
• Duality young - old is also in dEUS-gigs: no nonsense-rock in Suds & Soda and a paranoid atmosphere in Bad Timing
• He likes to make complex music and live without complexed. Mauro describes it as Linking decadence to discipline
• Time Out Chicago described dEUS as ,former next big thing'.
• It hurts Tom because dEUS will never sell 20 million records. They've sold 150.000 from Pocket Revolution so far, so it will probably be their best selling album.
• He hates it when people ask him 'How come you're not bigger?'
• Tour will end on October 1st in Antwerp and they will immediately start working on a new album
• He's proud about the good relation between dEUS and The Netherlands
• About the gig in Antwerp against intolerance: the message is "we don't need intolerance over here", but they will bring it with positive vibes: no speeches, no left wing thingies
• Apparently they're having some problems with the location. Local authorities are not very supporting.