But I also did some stuff that suggested the original, like those big walks through the guitar parts upright player style, which is something I don’t do in Motley or Sixx:A.M. “John 5 and I brought in this Zeppelin-y half-time thing from the beginning, with Rob talking on the outro. Sixx said they hoped to “bring that fire that’s Johnny Cash” while also adding their own elements. This song has all that, and that’s what we went after.” When I called Rob up, he said, ‘I’ve always loved Johnny Cash, and I’ve always loved this song.’ I think that’s what we all share … there’s the swagger you can feel, that energy you can smell. He added: “We all grew up thinking great bands don’t follow the rules or drive the speed limit. It’s poetry based on reality, and it’s something every one of us has lived.” Hearing that, Sixx thought: “Why don’t we just cut this?” He explained in a statement: “This song that’s so rock ’n’ roll, that’s so country, that’s so all of it – it’s the traveling circus, city to city, riff to riff, greasy cheeseburger, rinse and repeat. It was Cash’s version that started the ball rolling for the new band after it had already been selected for inclusion in the movie soundtrack.
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