Hell Of A Band
“This was the first record ever where we were open to the idea of working with others.”
Interviews
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Rockin’ To A Different Rhythm
“We were all very hungover, hence the name of the album, so we don’t really have many memories of it at all!”
The Comeback Kid
“Dick Clark mentioned that everyone should go out and buy ‘Rock Doll’, which was the golden stamp because if Dick Clark said that, then it often meant a quarter of a million records sold.”
Tales Of The Unexpected
“It turned out that the song was inspired by the Foo Fighters’ ‘Skin and Bones’.”
Two Cats Present
“It’s timeless [rockabilly] and it will always be there when all these hipster bands are gone forever.”
Coming Out Fighting
“We wanted to reiterate that we hadn’t really gone away and that we hadn’t split-up…”
Far From Dead
“…Paul Lovell Newman who, it has to be said, has the appearance of an extra from Stanley Kubrick’s ‘A Clockwork Orange’.”
Learning The Hard Way
“We were saying yesterday that it’s almost based on The Simpsons when Homer Simpson goes to Las Vegas and gets married!”
Call To The Beat
“I guess because we’re so far away that Australians have a different kinda twist on the whole scene whereby we do things differently to other countries.”
Let’s Not Talk About Love
We’re all [rockabilly scene] covered in tattoos and we all grease our hair and wear clothes that make people look at us in a really weird way, but when you get inside a club or a party you feel like you belong.
Kicking Up A Wild Storm
It is not only the music of the Wild Ones that compels, largely consisting of their own compositions, but the fact that the band brings something slightly different to the rockin’ scene.