Pipeline Records soon fell into bankruptcy, and in 1990 they were signed to Aquarius Records, re-releasing both Road Gore and Battle Hymn of the Apartment on CD. This marked the apex of their commercial success, prompting them to tour North America throughout the early '90s. After the production of two more albums, 1992's Don't Mind If I Do and 1997's The Sound and The Jerry, Jerry Woods moved back to Edmonton in 1999 with his wife and five children.
Pipeline Records went bankrupt, and in 1990 they were signed to Aquarius Records, re-releasing both Road Gore and Battle Hymn of the Apartment on CD. This marked their peak commercial success, prompting them to tour North America throughout the early '90s. After producing two more albums, Don't Mind If I Do (1992) and The Sound and The Jerry (1997), Jerry Woods moved back to Edmonton in 1999 with his wife and five children.