Some of their Australasian fan base was disappointed by the name change and protested with claims of the band selling out . Nevertheless the album reached number one in New Zealand and was their highest charting in Australia at No. 8. They had signed with US label, Arista Records for its North American release, which had a different track listing and included the track, “My Mind’s Sedate” from The General Electric . Pacifier ‘ s third single, “Bullitproof”, reached No. 27 on the Billboard Modern Rock Tracks chart – their only appearance on a US chart. Pacifier co-headlined the Kings of Rock Tour with Australian metallers Superheist . Sean Kemp of Oz Music Project caught their performance at Adelaide ‘s Le Rox, and noticed they, “are still bundles of energy and always make sure that each and every person in the venue are getting into the sounds they create.” While his “favourite Pacifier ‘pop’ song (according to Jon, this was a Heavy Metal night) a ditty called ‘Bulletproof’ [ sic ].” The group also issued a live album, Pacifier Live (November 2003), which had been recorded during their New Zealand tour earlier that year.
issued live album Pacifier Live
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