The album was re-released by Tolotta Records in 2000 with new artwork and 10 live bonus tracks recorded at Glenmont Rec. Center in Wheaton, Maryland on February 25th, 1984. The album was re-released again on November 17th, 2017 by Relapse Records with a slightly updated version of the original artwork. The CD version came with a bonus disc that included the 1984 demo Concrete Cancer as well as a concert recorded "Live at The Bayou" in Washington, D.C. on April 15th, 1985. All songs written by Scott Weinrich, except where noted.   2000 reissue live bonus tracks:  2017 reissue bonus disc:      Archis Tiku  Archis Tiku (born 6 May 1977) is a British retired musician, best known as a founding member and bass guitarist of indie rock band Maxïmo Park. Archis moved to the UK with his family when he was one year old. He grew up in Wigan and attended Bolton School. In 1995 he moved to Newcastle upon Tyne to study medicine at Newcastle University. After not playing live with the band for almost five years, Tiku's retirement was confirmed by the band via Twitter in 2017. Karen Olsen Beck  Rita Karen Olsen Beck (born January 31, 1933 Copenhagen, Denmark) is a Danish American-Costa Rican diplomat, politician and social worker. She has served as the First Lady of Costa Rica during the governments of her husband Jose Figueres Ferrer 1954-1958 and 1970–1974, a Legislative Assemblywoman and the Ambassador of Costa Rica to Israel. Olsen was born Rita Karen Olsen in Copenhagen, Denmark. Her parents, Walter Olsen and Karen Beck Olsen, had emigrated to the United States from Denmark and became naturalized U.S. citizens. She is a native of Yorktown Heights, New York. From an early age she exhibited great interest for social issues. While a student at Mary Washington College, now known as the University of Mary Washington, she was involved in several movements promoting solidarity and the defense of the needy. After graduating from Mary Washington College, Olsen enrolled at the University of Copenhagen to study social sciences. She then received a Master of Arts in sociology from Columbia University in New York City. She married the then-President of Costa Rica, José Figueres Ferrer, on February 7, 1954, becoming the country's First Lady. Olsen was 23 years old at the time of the wedding, while Figueres was 47. The ceremony was performed at the home of Figueres' brother, Antonio Figueres, by Archbishop Ruben Odio Herrera.