However, in 1998, Pitcock rejoined Twilley, and the rise of digital audio meant that placing a record on a major label became less of a priority. In 1999, Twilley released both another rarities collection, "Between the Cracks, Vol. 1" (Not Lame Records), made up of songs not owned by Shelter, EMI or CBS, and his first new album in 13 years, "Tulsa" (Copper Records). In 2001, Twilley finally released "The Luck" (Big Oak Records), although with some changes to the version he had completed in 1994. he six-song seasonal EP "Have a Twilley Christmas" (Digital Musicworks International, "DMI") appeared in 2004, followed by two more albums on the same label, his ninth studio album, "47 Moons", in 2005 and his first live album, "Live: All Access" in 2006.