THE first time I interviewed Orange Juice was terrifying. I still bear the scars. Facing Edwyn Collins, James Kirk, David McClymont and Steven Daly must rank as one of the most intimidating encounters of my career in music journalism. The location was a dingy flat above a kebab shop in the West End of Glasgow. Orange Juice were promoting their 1980 debut single, Falling And Laughing, on indie label, Postcard Records. They wanted to talk. Or did they? Guitarist Kirk and bass player McClymont barely said a word. Singer Collins spoke on behalf of the band, his condescending brickbats expertly teed up by drummer Daly.