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The second single, "Never Win", went on to become the album's biggest hit, and was well received in both clubs and radio, as well as being used in the 2005 Happy Madison movie, Grandma's Boy.

This was followed quietly by a 12" of "We Need a War" with a mix by DJ Hell.

Other remixes believed to have been done are of "All We Are" and "Get Confused".After the album's release, Fischerspooner toured a new, more elaborate show in Europe, however the band found themselves without the funds to tour the show fully in North America.

"Odyssey was really about being on Capitol, which was this icon of classic American music, trying to embrace that cliché and find a way to embody it and infiltrate it and take it apart at the same time", says Spooner.The lead single, "Just Let Go", featured live drums and guitars, a very different sound than heard on their first album.

"I was incredibly frustrated because I had worked two years on this huge record and I was only able to perform for three months", recalls Spooner, who subsequently retreated to his theatrical roots, joining experimental New York performance ensemble The Wooster Group.