The record was reissued many times after the incident, although still remaining bootlegs (released without the band’s permission) noticeably twice on Kismet in 2010 and 2012, twice by Akarma (on vinyl and CD) once in 1992 not on label. It was just recently that the album had a proper reissue on Permanent Records with the big help of Lance Barresi in which he re-contacted members of the band, this time getting paid for what they once created. The album was reissued twice in 2019 and 2022; many variants can be found nowadays: standard plain black, metallic gold, silver and in an exclusive “Outer-Spaced Colored” which is a red and white splattered color.

The nowadays taxscam album released on vinyl back in 1976, is a sought-after masterpiece praised by many in the vinyl community. Alongside many legendary tails of the vinyl underground world such as Leaf Hound’s “Growers of Mushrooms” released in 1971 under the Decca label in the U.K. and Can’s “Monster Movie” from 1969, under Music Factory in Germany. Both pinnacles of the main era of heavy underground psychedelia, can be sold on 4-digit numbers (the latter having achieved the 5^th digit on Discogs recently, in 2022) when of course, original pressings.