The first thing you think of when you hear the words “Freaky Friday” is that iconic guitar intro from the film’s most famous song, Take Me Away.

many fans lament that the song, performed by fictional band Pink slip in the movie, was only created for the 2003 blockbuster.

But this is a widely-held misconception.

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Lindsay Lohan pretended to play the song Take Me Away in the 22-year-old film. (Walt Disney Studios)

In fact, the song is a cover of the debut single of an all-female Aussie option/punk rock band named Lash.

Made up of four 14-year-old girls who attended a Catholic school in Perth,Western Australia,they quickly rose to fame when the song was first released in 2001 and peaked at number 33 on the ARIA Charts. It was also nominated for ARIA Award for Breakthrough Artist – Single.Two years later it was being covered for the film by actress and singer Christina Vidal who played the lead singer of Pink Slip, and included in the film with another one of their songs, Beauty Queen.

Three members of lash – lead guitarist jessica Bennett, vocals and guitarist Belinda-Lee Reid and drummer Jaclyn Pearson – took the chance to reminisce on the milestone moment on Today Extra.

Jaclyn Pearson, who was the drummer of Lash, recalled the day thy were told their song was going to be used in the Disney movie.

Australian Band ‘Lash’ Recalls Jamie Lee Curtis’ Reaction to Their Song in ‘Freaky Friday’

Australian band Lash is remembering the moment Jamie Lee Curtis shared a story about her reaction to their song, “Take Me Away,” featured in the 2003 film Freaky Friday. The band members,Jessica Bennett and Belinda Lee Reid,recently recounted the story on the Today Extra show.

According to Bennett, Curtis approached them at the Sydney premiere of the film and revealed she was driving and listening to the movie soundtrack when their song came on. She said she instantly pulled over, thinking, “What is this song?”

Reid added that Jamie shared a memory of rehearsing in front of her husband, actor Christopher Guest (known for his role in Spinal Tap). “It was such a memory for her to actually rehearse in front of her husband and go, ‘Do you reckon this is good?'” Reid said, adding that Guest apparently reacted with a poker face.

Lash sadly broke up the same year their song was included in the film, with Reid going on to pursue a solo career.