Well, after the success of No More Tears, the label came to me in 1994 and asked me to do the next album. They wanted
"Exactly the same record as No More Tears". We completed 7 songs (pre production to mix) and then the label came and said:
"Now we want it to sound like Soundgarden". As you can imagine, if you start a project with a firm direction, it's not easy to change to a completely different diection half way through, especially after the songs are already mixed.
The project was put on hold and later given to another producer to finish/redo. The result turned into Ozzmosis. They re-did most of the recording, and on the tracks they kept, they triggered drumsamples, slowed them down (like on Perry Mason) etc. When I first heard the finished product I was ready to get out of the business (and apparently so was Ozzy, as he told me). Later the record got re-released with a bonus track (Aimee) which was one of the original songs I produced and mixed.
See You On The Other Side also was one of the original tracks we did for Ozzmosis, but you would have to come to the studio to hear that one
