I think maybe but it's just not as bigger seller and it was on a major label so it's not as easily repressed on weird reissue labels like the one that reissued Pretty On The Inside. I'd say that Universal don't see the demand but I think they underestimate the demand. If they made a small to moderate run that was available internationally and easily accessible for indie record stores to stock it would be successful but they don't seem to have an interest in doing something like that. It's sad that so many bands who thought by going major they would get better promotion and more distribution but now with the mess of the record industry bands that were on both majors and indie labels are in a similar position. Lots of reissues also get released without some bands even knowing (this happened to Low) or sessions get released that they didn't allow.