Ian Broudie remembers the first time he was recognised in public. It was the summer of 1989 and the fledgling Lightning Seeds had just appeared on Top Of The Pops for the first time performing Pure – an unfinished song he’d never wanted to release. Broudie, who had been working all day in his small Liverpool recording studio, stumbled into a near-by night garage for sustenance. “Two girls were working there, and one said, ‘Are you that fella that does that song?’,” Ian, 66, tells…