contacted Good Life Recordings in August 1998 with instructions to remove Saunders and Abramowitz's names from the forthcoming Distance Only Makes the Heart Grow Fonder booklet and substitute them with the names of their replacements. The pictures used inside the booklet were however left unchanged and still represented the line-up at the time of the recording (with Abramowitz and Saunders). Distance Only Makes the Heart Grow Fonder was finally released by Good Life Recordings on compact disc and 10" vinyl in September 1998, under catalog number GL031. The vinyl pressing was available on a choice of blue vinyl (limited to 200 copies) and black vinyl (limited to 1000 copies). The vinyl was repressed by Good Life Recordings in late 2001 (at the same time as a repress of The Opposite of December... A Season of Separation) on black vinyl (limited to 700 copies) and peach orange marbled (limited to 300 copies). It was announced in August 2000 that Poison the Well would be doing two releases with Florida-based record label Undecided Records. The first of these releases was to be a reissue the band's EP Distance Only Makes the Heart Grow Fonder for the American market. The reissue was retitled Distance Makes the Heart Grow Fonder (dropping the word only) and had a new artwork and layout designed by Converge vocalist Jacob Banonn, newly-written liner notes, and was bundled with two bonus live tracks recorded at a radio broadcast in Boston, Massachusetts on the morning of June 26, 2000: "A Wish for Wings that Work" and "Artist's Rendering of Me". The reissue was originally meant to include all three live tracks that were performed at the radio show, but only two were used. Studio recordings of the two bonus tracks can be found on The Opposite of December... A Season of Separation. The Undecided Records reissue was originally scheduled to be released in late March 2001 but was pushed back to April 24, 2001. Bassist Alan Landsman and rhythm guitarist Matthew Tackett, who were part of Poison the Well at the time of the radio performance, were uncredited in the booklet. The Undecided Records reissue did very well and warranted a second compact disc pressing in June 2004. The record label stopped releasing music in physical editions in early 2006 but went on to release all of its back catalog digitally in 2007. Distance Makes the Heart Grow Fonder was