The band's album, Working Man's Dead, the studio album, is going to be re-released, this time through Rhino High Fidelity.

Steve Woolard.

I've been with Rhino since April of 1996.

I am a director of catalog content development.

It's going into the vaults, seeing what we have, looking and see what, uh, what we haven't put out in a while, or what needs to be put out, or what the kids want, and can we find some stuff in the vault to embellish a release, you know, find an unreleased concert or whatever, live recordings, outtakes, alternates, whatever, you know, whatever we can find that's interesting and cool, and, uh, make a release out of it.

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So the Rhino HiFi thing all came about because we saw that there was a small interest, like the Tone Poet series.

There was a, there was a small group of individuals that were putting out these fabulous looking reissues with really nice jackets.