In April 2004, the band also re-released digitally-remastered versions of all of their first six studio albums on Epitaph Records (except "Into the Unknown"). The "How Could Hell Be Any Worse?" re-issue, though reclaiming the original title of the band's debut LP, contained all of the same material as the previously issued "80–85" compilation, including their first EP, the "Public Service" EP (with different versions of the songs Bad Religion, Slaves, and Drastic Actions than the self-titled EP) and the "Back To The Known" EP. To coincide with the re-issues, they also released their long out-of-print live VHS "Along the Way" on DVD for the first time. Though "Recipe for Hate" was released on Epitaph, the album could not be re-issued; due to the fact that it was re-issued on Atlantic, problems with the rights ownership made a re-issue unlikely.