Judd Apatow

And then the major label put out a different song called Hate, which was a big hit for us on Alternative Radio.

And then they stripped Delilah on the album and then put that out as a second single and blew up.

Did you redo it?

Not at all.

Nope.

Same version, yeah.

Sometimes now with money, a good studio, and other accoutrements, you'll come back and have another shot at it.

But it was good enough how it was.

I mean, we went overseas and toured with some bands.

We'd never been over there before.

We'd never had an album out over there.

This was before Delilah was a single or anything.

And we'd play that song every night and everyone in the room would sing along.

Through the internet, the song just kind of grew on its own.

There's something ultra cool about people singing along in not their native tongue to your English words.

Like you go to Germany and they don't speak English, but they know the words to that song and they're singing along.

I don't know why.

There's something...

It's like there's a greater commitment to it because it's not their language.

Definitely.