For his 2001 film "Black Hawk Down," filmmaker Ridley Scott asked to use the 1987 Guns N' Roses song "Welcome to the Jungle", from their debut album "Appetite for Destruction." According to Zutaut, Rose already had new band members rerecord the entirety of "Appetite for Destruction" as part of their induction, and so a day was spent mixing a version of the song they had already rerecorded. Rose attended a screening of "Black Hawk Down" arranged by Zutaut; however, when he realized it was not a private screening, he fired Zutaut. Zutaut claims he was "set up", a claim disputed by Rose. Zutaut claimed that, by this time, around 11 or 12 tracks were complete but for final mixes, and that the album could have been complete by September 2002. Baker left the project a few months later.