We was just a little disappointed there wasn't a reaction until that song came out, and then there was a massive reaction. 'But we were well aware of how it stung when we put it out… We were pleased because we felt we'd done this music that was the best thing we'd ever accomplished. This is so amazing'… and the album goes to number one, twice, album ends up selling 12 or 13 million in America, and you go, 'Wow.' It fired up and then all of a sudden everyone's going, 'Oh my God, this is the best album you guys have ever done. It gets picked up, goes to other places…so anyway, that's how it kicked off. So it's on all the stations down in Florida, it starts going to number one on the stations. 'Anyway, they're requesting it like crazy.

It's got this rock thing, it's got this rap thing, it's got these heavy drums and you can apparently dance to it in a good seductive way. It was like different running orders, like 'Women,' 'Animal,' 'Hysteria.' 'Sugar,' so our albums hasn't made its money back, were in debt, and these girls in these strip clubs in Florida keep requesting this song on the local radio because they're dancing to it, because it's got this sexy groove and it's got all the things we were talking about. In England, it was great because it went top ten we're like, 'Yeah, this is cool.' And in America was really slow and it didn't happen.

Hysteria came out, we'd spent so much time and money on it.

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