Out Of Control is about as hard a rocking Aussie pop song as one can find; powerful, with pop structure. The single bounces out of the gate at 90 miles per hour and doesn’t let up through its entire 3 and a quarter minute barrage. Nothing unusual for Garage Rock bands growing out of the Aussie punk scene from the early 80’s, combining astonishing sleaziness with toe curling savagery and wrapping it all around a hooky melody. Just for clarity, this is not a cover of the U2 single; this is how garage bands should sound. Out Of Control was the third single released in December 85 by the band (whose name relates to a non-alcoholic cocktail; a combination of vanilla ice cream and lime soft drink) produced by Rob Younger (Radio Birdman). Richard (Jacko) Jakimyszyn (Guitar) who originally joined the band in 81 left the band (after being diagnosed with schizophrenia) earlier in Jan 85 re-joined in May 87. After suffering constant band break-ups mainstay of the band Michael Patrick "Mick" Blood (Vocals), along with Jocko and Gerard Corben (Guitar), Tony Bambach (Bass), and Richard Lawson (Drums) set about recording The Cave Comes Alive.
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