toured in support of the EP from May to September 2001. The band toured the US and appeared at Ozzfest 2001. Their headlining show in Detroit, Illinois, was their eighth show and the band's performance of "Filthee" was recorded and released on the live compilation album Ozzfest 2001: The Second Millenium. Otep were the only female band on the Ozzfest 2001 bill. Following Ozzfest, Marsh and Aguilera were fired from the band, as they were not fitting in with the rest of the band. They were both permanently replaced by Rob Patterson for the rest of the tours that year. After completing the tours, Otep headed back into the studio to start writing songs for Sevas Tra, which they had previously teased on the EP's liner notes. As of June 2002, Jihad has sold over 25,000 copies in the United States, according to Nielsen Soundscan. Track listing Personnel Personnel per liner notes. Otep Otep Shamaya - vocals/backing vocals, art direction Jason "eViL j" McGuire - bass, backing vocals on "The Lord Is My Weapon" Mark "Moke" Bistany - drums, assorted percussion on "Germ" Tarver Marsh - guitars Dave "Spooky" Aguilera - guitars Production Rich Costey - producer, engineering, mixer Eddy Schreyer - mastering Xen Lang III - executive producer, management Artwork Wendy Dougan - art direction, design Management Ron Laffitte and Perry Watts-Russel - A&R Franklin Management Group: management Release history References Otep albums Capitol Records EPs Albums produced by Rich Costey Nu metal EPs 2001 debut EPs