This was born out of a full band jam on the band’s very first day of recording. Like a number of songs on the album, the first take was the one that was used. Bass player Simon Jones explained in an interview with BBC DJ Steve Lamacq: “I leave my mistakes on the record. I mean, nobody else can probably hear them but I know where all my mistakes are and it’s like, I didn’t want to touch it. That is a unique take. I don’t want to go back in and touch up that bit there, touch up that. Obviously if there’s a big blooper then you will but I am quite strict with myself in the sense that yeah, if there’s a bit of a mistake, that that’s human, that’s character, you know what I mean? (laughter) That takes confidence to do that because a lot of people would be, ‘Oh, I can’t do that,’ but to me it’s like, you know, that’s what a band should sound like. People have got so wrapped up in production and stuff that I guess they’re scared to show their flaws and that but I don’t think we ever have been, you know.”