pioneers’ eclectic taste — as well as their ability to alchemize seemingly disparate sounds — is what maderelease a turning point in American metal, which in the year 2000, had been commercially engulfed by rap-rock and its variants. However, their contentious rap-metal single, “Back to School ,” was a song they wrote and tacked on to a second edition of the album, at the behest of their label Maverick.
“After we’d leave the studio at night, we’d take the rough mix of whatever song we were working on,” Moreno continues. “We were renting this Mustang 5.0 convertible that was hideous, like bright yellow. But we’d drive down Sunset to get home every night, blasting that song in the Mustang, top down. I just remember sitting back and realizing we were making something special.”
Listeners also recall Tool vocalist Maynard James Keenan’s stunning contributions to the penultimate track, “Passenger.” But few fans knew the late Scott Weiland played a part in the song “Rx Queen” — though he covertly sang backup vocals, he was never formally credited for the track. “We definitely got together and worked on some stuff,” said Moreno. “I was playing him some tunes in his studio.
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