These songs were included as bonuses on later reissues of the Dukes albums. They too became a cult band in later bootlegs/reissues. These tracks remained on subsequent compact disc reissues of the album. Cassette and vinyl reissues were also announced. The sound quality of this remaster is thus a significant improvement over all other reissues. The latter was a partnership with Henry Rollins that specialized in reissues of obscure albums. Reflex/Wolfpack Records also did two vinyl reissues of the band. Track numbering refers to the 2-CD expanded reissues of the album. Later CD reissues used the LP photo. Later reissues of the LP also include this song. In 2003, Speakers Corner Records began issuing 180-gram audiophile-quality LP reissues. Releases in other countries, reissues, etc., may have different listings. This practice has continued on all subsequent North American reissues of the album. Like the other reissues, the DVD includes a documentary on the album. King continues to hold the rights to the album which has seen numerous reissues.