Disclaimer is the debut studio album by South African rock band Seether.

A great deal of pre-production took place in South Africa with supervision from a Wind-up representative.

It continued in New York City before the album recording sessions began in Los Angeles.

Seether would also enlist guitarist Patrick Callahan in the fall of that year after performing alongside his then-current band in Philadelphia.

[4] These feature images from the "Fine Again" music video with people holding signs depicting a negative outlook or a poor situation in life.

The concept to implement it through the album cover was headed by the video's director, Paul Feeder.

According to bassist Dale Stewart: In regards to recording and single output, the band allegedly faced a considerable deal of label pressure compared to future albums.

Unfortunately, I've lost all of them but luckily some of them would stick with me and as the years went by, I'd show them to different bands and some of them managed to sort of hang in there.

"[9]Morgan wrote the song "Gasoline" in five minutes during soundcheck and the lyrics came out automatically.

[10] One of Morgan's earliest memories is his mother waving a gun in his father's face.

If you were a beautiful woman, you can get anything you want from this world... and that's sad, because you have no talent other than your parents that fucking were pretty.

"[12]Disclaimer gained comparison to grunge acts of the early 1990s, particularly the angsty vocal style of Nirvana's Kurt Cobain.

All tracks written by Shaun Morgan and Dale Stewart Seether Production ^ Shipments figures based on certification alone.