Right On

Following in the steps of their massive worldwide hit 'How Bizarre', 'Right On' doesn’t stray very far from the winning sound of 'How Bizarre'. It has the Pacific guitar, ladies singing the chorus, mariachi horns and a handy catchphrase. It’s a fine pop song in its own right, but tends to pale in comparison to 'How Bizarre'.

– Robyn Gallagher describes the song on her website 5000 Ways to Love You, 9 March 2012

Pedal to the metal, shine into the steel, sitting up front, Elivisi by the wheel, putting out of Island Bay, weather looking fine, flick the switch, needle twitch, FM to the dial...

– Lyrics from OMC's single 'Right On'

the late and great Charlie Gillett named this tune as one of his 100 greatest songs of all time on his BBC radio show. To me it [the song] and ''Land Of Plenty' were Pauly’s two finest moments. This is essentially a Polynesian beach party and the lyrics are about his father and the things his dad talked of.

– Simon Grigg, who ran OMC's record label Huh!, on website 5000 Ways to Love You, 9 March 2012