Since signing with Epic in 2000, Modest Mouse has had an odd relationship with their label, releasing two albums, twice. Their 2000 release, The Moon and Antarctica , was re-released with new cover art and four additional tracks in 2004, perhaps because Epic realized that they did little to promote the album initially, or maybe as a marketing ploy, anticipating the success of Good News . For whatever reason, Epic decided to pull the same trick with Good News for People Who Love Bad News , recently releasing the album as a dual disc, hoping to entice overzealous fans with a short list of extras. The DVD features the album in enhanced audio, music videos of the hit singles "Float On", and "Ocean Breathes Salty", a video set to the tune of "The World at Large", a small photo gallery, and an interview with frontman Isaac Brock (that has been available for viewing on the band's website for nearly a year). The audio side of the disc contains an additional song, "I've Got It All (Most)", the B-side from the "Float On" single. This new addition is comfortably nestled in the middle of the album, and makes you wonder why it was left out in the first place.