After touring for several years, the quartet released its first album Adrenaline in 1995 and toured relentlessly to promote it. Their strategy worked well, and Adrenaline sold more than 200,000 copies. By 1997, expectations were high for their second release, and Around the Fur didn't disappoint, scoring hits with the singles 'My Own Summer (Shove It)' and 'Be Quiet and Drive (Far Away)', which were assisted by their popular videos. Between the second and third albums, Deftones became a quintet when turntablist and keyboardist Frank Delgado joined. After releasing the EP Live in 1999, Deftones built anticipation of their third feature album high. White Pony, released in 2000, again delivered, debuting at number 3 on the Billboard album charts. With Delgado's input, Deftones was adding new components to its sound, as demonstrated on 'Teenager,' a moody trip-hop song. Influences of the Cure and the Smiths could be heard to creep into their sound as well. The band's 2003 release Deftones continued to expand on their musical styles, again incorporating trip hop, and though it received critical acclaim it wasn't a fan favorite like its predecessors. Saturday Night Wrist, released in 2006, was again a critical success but didn't enjoy the Billboard success as earlier albums. Tensions among band members were beginning to tug at the fray as well, particularly Chi Cheng's drug addiction. Though Deftones have remained a popular concert draw, 2010's Diamond Eyes provided a sort of comeback recording for the band, even as they continue to expand their sound.