It was reissued in February 1999 as a two-album CD along with the band's previous album, Thank Heaven for Little Girls.

Meant as a practical joke, the Dwarves announced that HeWhoCannotBeNamed had been stabbed to death in a bar fight in Philadelphia in April 1993, prompting the label to issue a press release announcing his death,[2] and the album's sleeve art memorializes the supposedly dead guitarist, but it turned out to be a publicity stunt by the band, embarrassing the label.

[3][4] Frontman Blag The Ripper even included an address to which Sub Pop could send flowers and condolences to the "dead" guitarist's "family."

Dwarves frontman Blag The Ripper values his lyrics and enjoys using sound effects in his music.

"[5] [1] David Sprague of Trouser Press saw the album as evidence that Dwarves had given up trying to shock, stating that singer Blag Dahlia "pauses only rarely to offend".