Smash Mouth's fifth studio album, originally to be titled "Old Habits", was recorded in 2005 and expected to be released in early 2006. The band had said that the album was much more like the ska punk featured on "Fush Yu Mang" and "The East Bay Sessions". In September 2005, the band performed what was tentatively going to be the album's first single, "Getaway Car", on "Last Call with Carson Daly". The album was delayed many times, in the hope of gaining publicity with Harwell's appearance on the reality show "The Surreal Life". Smash Mouth returned to the studio intent on improving the record. "Old Habits" was shelved, replaced by "Summer Girl", which included some remixed "Old Habits" tracks as well as new songs. After being delayed in much the same way "Old Habits" was for several months, the album was released on September 19, 2006. Smash Mouth let Sony Pictures use much of their music from "Summer Girl" and other songs for the movie "Zoom", whose opening titles credit the film's music to the band. Before the release of "Summer Girl", drummer Michael Urbano left the band without warning on February 14, 2006 due to creative differences. He was initially replaced by former drummer Mitch Marine, and then by Jason Sutter, best known for his work with American Hi-Fi and the Rembrandts. The band released their new album, "Summer Girl", later that year. In early 2007, one year after joining the band, Sutter left Smash Mouth to play drums for former Soundgarden and Audioslave frontman Chris Cornell; fill-in drummer Marine returned to Smash Mouth. Greg Camp left the band in the summer of 2008. Smash Mouth recruited Leroy Miller to play guitar. Leroy left in 2009 and Camp returned to the band, but in 2011 Camp left once again and this time the band recruited Sean Hurwitz. Hurwitz stayed until 2012, and was replaced by Mike Krompass. Later in 2012, Hurwitz returned. In 2009 Mitch Marine left once again and was replaced by Urbano, who left again after only one year in 2010, and was replaced by Marine once again. Marine left yet again after a brief spell in 2010 and was replaced by Randy Cooke. Cooke was briefly replaced by Jason Sutter in 2011, then Charlie Paxson. In June 2011, a writer at Something Awful offered $20 if the band's lead singer, Steve Harwell, would eat 24 eggs.