Making of The Album
The first single "When You Say You Love Me" was written by Darren Hayes, formerly of Savage Garden, and reached the top 10 in Australia in April 2004 (the song was also covered by Clay Aiken). The video clip for this video was shot at a petro station in Granville, New South Wales in the dead of night.
The album also features a cover version of "To Be With You" a 1992 hit by glam metal band Mr. Big.
Andrew Tierney of the band says on the groups official website that performing an unrecorded Bee Gees song given to the band by Barry Gibb was a particular thrill. "The Bee Gees were, without a doubt, the major inspiration for this record. We looked at them, and above their image and what they wore, the thing that kept them current was the fact they consistently came up with incredible songs. Great songs sustain a career. So with this record, we just wanted great songs."
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