 Although it was a critical success, it was not a commercial one despite the huge surge in popularity for pop punk at the same time, but regardless, the band toured relentlessly worldwide following its release.Touring the world playing their durable old songs had put the group−especially Pete Shelley−in the same framework for new songs.As such, they began work on the new album "All Set" in 1995, and hired longtime English punk rock producer Neill King to produce the album.