Chill Pill: Chill Pill is the last Warrior Soul album under the David Geffen Records label, recorded at the producer Don Fury's studios N.Y.C. Michael Monroe, leader of the famous glam/street band Hanoi Rocks appears as guest, playing Sax & Harmonica. Chill Pill is considered by some critics and fans the worst studio album in Warrior Soul career, also defined as an "art/experimental" record with many experimental-type sounds. The reality seems to be once more bizarre, in line with the charachter of Kory Clarke. Geffen Company had already resolved the contract with the band (this is in fact their last album for a major in the US), but they still had to satisfy contractual needs for the year 1993, so Kory decided to release Chill Pill purposely with no commercial ambitions to spite the record company.

Artist: Warrior Soul
Year: 1993
Type: Studio Album
Format: CD
Produced by: Don Fury, Kory Clarke
Genre: Hard Rock, Heavy Metal, Psychedelic Rock
Musicians: John Ricco (guitar), Kory Clarke (vocals), Mark Evans (drums), Pete Mcclanahan (bass)