"There was a change, like '92 to '94 or 5, it was just the guitar rock, everyone was a 3 or 4-piece. No keyboards, no keyboards, strictly no keyboards."
— David McCormack of Custard, Long Way to the Top: Stories of Australian Rock & Roll
"Big record companies went on a gold rush, fossicking through independent labels looking for the next Nirvana. The money was flowing, and the record execs were open to any suggestion — even giving up creative control."
— Long Way to the Top: Stories of Australian Rock & Roll
