 The Wiggin sisters have consistently expressed confusion and surprise in regard to why their music had become so popular, noting that the work was largely an accident.Later a CD version of the album, which also contained their follow-up album "Shaggs' Own Thing" was released in 1988 by Rounder, and another CD of just the original first album was released by RCA Victor in 1999.Light In The Attic Records reissued the album on vinyl, and in September 2016 issued a 180g three-color vinyl edition, which was limited to 500 copies, and included a booklet with rare photos and an extensive background essay on the history of the band and the recording of the album.