In 1995 Dread Zeppelin had a new production company, Cash Cow, run by original members Gary Putman (Butt-Boy) and Greg Tortell (Tortelvis), which had produced the "Fun Sessions". They released the live album "Front Yard Bar*B*Que" in December 1996 and the all-original album "Spam Bake" in November 1997. All three were produced by Robert Incorvaia. "Spam Bake" was considered Gary Putman's "original music masterpiece" and a take off of the Elvis movie sound recordings of the 1960s. Also released on Cash Cow Records was the band's first full length Christmas recording "Presents" in 2002. "Chicken and Ribs" followed in 2004; both were produced by Bob Knarley. Other recordings were DVD media ("Jah-La-Palooza 2004" and "Live in Minne-Jah-Polis 2002") and bootlegs of shows, after a clamoring for such product from their loyal and long-time fanbase.