The Cult - Wild Flower Lyrics

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Who are the main songwriters for 'Wild Flower' by The Cult?

   'Wild Flower' was written by Ian Astbury and Billy Duffy, who are the longest-serving members of The Cult and also the band's primary songwriters.

2. On which album is 'Wild Flower' featured?

   'Wild Flower' is featured on The Cult's third studio album, 'Electric,' which was released in 1987.

3. What was the role of Rick Rubin in the production of 'Wild Flower'?

   Rick Rubin was the producer for the album 'Electric,' including the song 'Wild Flower.' He was known for his work with hip hop artists and metal bands and used albums like AC/DC's 'Back in Black' as a benchmark for the sound.

4. What character does Ian Astbury embody in 'Wild Flower'?

   In 'Wild Flower,' Ian Astbury adopts his rock star alter ego, Wolfchild. This persona allows him to express a wild, untamed side that indulges in hard liquor, drugs, and fast women.

5. How successful was the album 'Electric' in which 'Wild Flower' appears?

   The album 'Electric' was very successful, peaking at number 4 on the UK charts and spending a total of 27 weeks on the chart. It eventually outsold its predecessor 'Love.'

6. How does Billy Duffy's guitar sound on 'Wild Flower' compare to other artists?

   Producer Rick Rubin aimed to emulate guitar sounds from iconic albums like AC/DC's 'Back in Black' and Led Zeppelin's albums for 'Wild Flower,' making Billy Duffy's guitar sound powerful and dynamic.