When asked why he chose to play the bass out of all the instruments, Hammond told The Londonist, “The bass is like the guitar but with only four strings, so it was like the guitar but easier – which it is to some extent. There’s something iconic to the guitar. You get that almost as much with the drums. But you certainly don’t get that with the bass! It was literally like: ‘Well, this is easier and I can stand up there and be in the music rather than just being the listener.' We used to swap instruments quite a lot in The Coopers and, arguably, I was the fourth or fifth best bass player in the band.”
When the band broke up in 2007, two years after Hammond had already departed, he told NME, “I’m a bit gutted about it, but I just think it’s more of a time for celebration. There’s a lot of good bands around now that have taken up the gauntlet that we had initially anyway, so all is not lost, bands come and go, and hopefully some of them, like the Coopers, will inspire a lot of people and hopefully change people's lives. So you know, I’m proud to have been a part of it.”
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