Save Me from Myself (album)

2006 would not be 2006, without its anomalies. Remember this Korn band? Yeah, I don't remember either. Well, be that as it may, one of the band’s guitarists, Head, as he is most famous, saw the light and was born again. Then he composed and recorded the album, got a studio with Josh Freese, who played drums, and yours truly, playing bass. I spent two days in Phoenix sitting in an armchair, reading charts and playing drum tracks, which to my surprise were made professionally with mechanical precision. I was told that the situation was no worse with my bass tracks. There were about 900 guitar tracks, all duplicated each other, one octave higher, in a different order, and so on. It sounded like a real wall of guitars and I didn’t see the need for a place for bass guitar. However, I was here to do my job, and I did it. During the time that I spent in the studio, I recorded 15 songs. Head and his so-called producer did not turn around and didn’t pay much attention to me at all. By and large, there were only me and three engineers. At one moment, losing patience, I told them to roll the tape, and I recorded the song reading it along the way. Believe me, it was not too difficult. Brian was a pretty good guy. He told me how he stole drum machines and sold weed to afford tickets for Mr. Bungle, and how Korn stole a bunch of ideas from us ^[5] .