But in mid-1991, they had their first line-up change in years, with Spaghetti leaving the band, citing that he had "been tired of the musical life". They auditioned several drummers to replace him, including Beto Silesci from Korzus, but the band decided that Silesci's style was too metal for the new direction they were planning to pursue. Silesci was in turn replaced with Boka of the Santos Beach "thrash"/death metal band "Psychic Possessor". In 1992, RxDxPx released its first official live album, called "Ao Vivo", with a corresponding music video for the song "Aids, Pop, Repressão" receiving heavy air play on "Furia Metal" of MTV (the Brazilian equivalent of "Headbanger's Ball").