 This would result in the "Fine Girl" EP released in 1998, which gathered leftover songs from "Pop & Disorderly" and included new songs that would see later release on the band's second album.This would also mark the debut of guitarist Douglas Sangalang, formerly of Screw 32, who had recently replaced Bouchard, although due to the songs chosen, both guitarists would make an appearance on the EP.That same year, Limp released a four song 7" of older material on Coldfront Records, that Ensor and Verkhovsky recorded with original drummer Hammon, as a three-piece in August 1996 at Westbeach Recorders with producer Greg Hetson.