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Did You Know?

The recording was paid for by Elektra before the band signed its contract on January 18, 1996.During the summer of 1996, as Nada Surf toured the United States with Superdrag, their song "Popular" became a summer anthem, and the band toured overseas.In Europe, The Proximity Effect was released in September 1998, produced by Fred Maher.

Dan was then replaced by Aaron Conte, with whom the band recorded its first 7", The Plan/Telescope (1994/Stickboy), as well as the demo tape Tafkans, the raw version of High/Low.

Their first drummer was called Dan, later alluded to in the song "The Plan" (High/Low).

At the same time, the band was finalizing a contract with Elektra Records, through an executive, Terry Tolkin, who was working for its indie branch, No.6 Records, on which their release, the Karmic EP had been released in 1995.Negotiations with Elektra did not pan out, so Ocasek connected the band with Maverick Records.

With little hope, they presented him with a copy of Tafkans.

Let Go was critically acclaimed, with the "Inside of Love" single receiving decent airplay.