 The album was compared favorably to acts such as Little Feat and The Allman Brothers Band.Their next album on Epic, 1989's "Zig-Zaggin' Through Ghostland", was their biggest release ever, making it all the way up to #122 on Billboard, but it also failed to crack the top 100, and when "Total Evaporation", their third album with Epic, failed to make the charts at all, the band and the label parted ways.Later, the label would release "Party On", a compilation of songs from The Radiators' three Epic albums, and "", another compilation with songs from the same three albums, plus some previously unreleased material.