The band released their fourth album, "Question the Answers," in October 1994. The album featured production work by the Butcher Brothers, Paul Q. Kolderie and Ross Humphrey. It was at this time that the band decided it wanted to release their albums on vinyl, leading to a partnership with Mercury Records to form Big Rig Records, a vanity label that allowed the band to release their albums on vinyl. The Big Rig vinyl versions often contained a bonus track not seen on the cassette or CD versions. Besides touring, the band found itself making their network television debut on "The Jon Stewart Show" and hosting MTV's "120 Minutes". They also contributed a new version of "Where'd You Go?" to the Alicia Silverstone movie "Clueless". The band also made an appearance in the film, performing the songs "Where'd You Go?" and "Someday I Suppose" during a college fraternity party scene. On top of their TV and film appearances, the band was added to the main stage of the 1995 Lollapalooza tour. Mercury set about repromoting "Question the Answers" by adding a second disc with five B-side tracks. The EP was titled "Here We Go Again" and it was compiled by Barrett at the request of Mercury.