"There's really nothing more to be done," he told MTV. "There's other crappy demos and stuff we could release, but they're probably not worth listening to. This is the last thing that will come from the band." He added, "When the band started, everyone was so young, and then you go through a lot of changes. You start a band when you're 18, and I don't remember how old I was when it ended, but you're basically right out of high school. So you're not in a mind frame to sometimes handle what it takes to put that together, and then you do mature, and being in a band becomes a weird situation, because it's almost like the situation hasn't matured with you. So that band had a lot of growing pains and a lot of baggage all the way through. I think we did a lot of good stuff, and we were kind of ahead of the curve in the beginning, and we did some groundbreaking stuff. But it was a painful situation most of the time."