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Many consider Home to have earned the band mainstream attention and the majority of their fanbase. While it is considered by most to be as heavy as their self-titled debut, Home is much clearer in quality as opposed to the self-titled debut's raw recording quality, and slightly more radio-friendly. Heavier emphasis is placed on rhythm and percussion, with more clean vocals than previously seen on the last album.
A special edition of this album also features live versions of the songs "Black" and "Bitch".
Asian and Japanese edition of this album also feature live versions of the songs "Prayer", "Speak", and "Too Close To Hate".
The melody of "Insecure" was later used as the intro to "Angel's Son".
During the bridge of "Headtrip" (at 2 minutes and 19 seconds) you can hear someone talking in the background (right speaker only). It is not clear, but it sounds like they are saying something along the lines of "Right after this."
