 The band continued to jam together, and to record in Clark's by now, multi-track studio.Then in 2001, Tony Doré was contacted by Shadoks Music in Germany, when it transpired that there was an underground following for the "All on the First Day" album, and copies were changing hands for substantial sums of money.The band agreed that Shadoks could produce a limited release of vinyl albums from the original master, and at the same time release the album on CD.