1991, though its release was delayed for several months by Geffen. Despite receiving some favourable reviews, and getting circulation of the music video for "I'm Not Amused" on MTV, the band was ignored by DGC due to the surprise success of Nirvana's Nevermind, released a month afterwards. After poor sales and some touring, they returned to the studio and released Space in Your Face in 1993. During the album's recording process, the band fell out with Sam Taylor over the album's production, and parted ways with him before the album's release due to creative differences. Space... was the band's break into the general market. The album featured two minor hits for the band with "If I Were A Killer" and "I Do What I Do", both of which received regular airplay at MTV and the now-defunct radio station ZROCK. Two months into Space In Your Face's promotional tour, DGC pulled the band's touring support and dropped the band, forcing the band to cancel a planned European tour and return home. In June 1995, depressed and disappointed with the band's lack of success, Dane Sonnier and Alan Doss left the band, resulting in Galactic Cowboys temporarily breaking up. Two weeks after the breakup, Monty Colvin received a voicemail from Metal Blade Records with an offer to sign to the band. Metal Blade's founder, Brian Slagel, had previously offered the band a recording contract with the label in 1993 in the event that DGC dropped the band. Subsequently, the Galactic Cowboys quickly reformed, with the band's guitar tech Wally Farkas replacing Sonnier on guitar (as Sonnier showed no interest in re-joining the band). The band released a third album, Machine Fish, and an EP titled Feel the Rage in 1996. The album The Horse That Bud Bought followed in 1997, departing from the band's metal sound into a toned-down style. The band recorded At the End of the Day in 1998, a concept album regarded by fans as the band's peak effort. Two weeks before the album's release, drummer Alan Doss left the band. Session drummer Erick Tatuaka performed drums on the subsequent tour. The band's final album of their four-album Metal Blade Records contract, Let It Go, was released on June 20, 2000, and featured lead vocal performances by each band member. King's X drummer Jerry Gaskill, a friend of the band, performed drums on the album. Prior to its release,