During a conversation on “The Jasta Show” podcast, hosted by Hatebreed’s Jamey Jasta, former Skid Row singer, Sebastian Bach opened up about the criticism he sometimes gets from people on the Internet over not reproducing his vocals from his albums in a live set:

“The Internet is so hilarious. You can relate to this. When you’re doing show after show, night after night, some nights better than others. That’s just the way it is. Unless you wanna use tapes, that’s your only option to do everything perfect. We’re human beings.

”So if you don’t sing exactly like the record, you might read a comment like, ‘Oh, he doesn’t sound like the record.’ And I’m, like, there’s a difference between not being able to sound like the record and not giving a s*it. I hate to break it to you, but if you’re at some dumpy club on a Tuesday night in the middle of nowhere, and you’re just not feeling it, you might not give your ultimate performance of your f**king life that night. Maybe you will, but maybe you f**king won’t, because you’re not inspired. Human beings are emotional people, and sometimes I feel like a nut, sometimes I don’t.”