When Incubus Attacks Volume 1 - Origin of Tracks

Origin of Tracks

  • 1997 - S.C.I.E.N.C.E. ("Favorite Things" (Live))
  • 1999 - Make Yourself ("Pardon Me" (Acoustic), "Stellar" (Acoustic), "Make Yourself" (Acoustic) & "Pardon Me" (Live))
  • 2000 - Scream 3 Soundtrack ("Crowded Elevator")
    • "Crowded Elevator" was also written during the Make Yourself writing sessions, but did not make it onto Make Yourself (except on the Japanese version)

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