was released with artwork similar to that of a package, with the tracklist and barcode being part of the front cover. Some pressings included a photo on the back tray, while others simply featured a tracklist against a bare background. The minimalist design was done in homage to Public Image LTD's 1986 recording Album. An expanded edition was released by Concord Music on November 2, 2018. This version replaces the Reprise Records logo with that of Craft Recordings, which is Concord's reissue label. This version adds six new mixes: two of "Dose", three of "Hey Man Nice Shot", and one of "White Like That". Promotion and touring The album spawned three singles ("Hey Man Nice Shot", "Dose", and "Under") with the first two receiving music videos that featured an expanded line-up. The line-up included guitarist Geno Lenardo, bassist Frank Cavanagh, and drummer Matt Walker, who were all hired to back up Patrick and Liesegang for live shows. To promote Short Bus, the band would tour the United States, with footage taken during this time period later being released used for the 1996 Filter documentary Phenomenology. Although originally intended to be touring members, Lenardo and Cavanagh would eventually join the band as full-time members to work on their 1999 follow-up album Title of Record. Critical reception AllMusic critic Neil Z. Yeung praised the record, stating: "Filter never sounded quite like this again and Short Bus wound up being a singular snapshot cemented in time, a sleeper hit that became an enduring genre touchstone." Writing for The New Rolling Stone Album Guide, Greg Kot stated that the record "finds a middle ground between grunge's world-weary sense of melody and industrial rock's icy steel-pulse rhythms;" Kot further stated that the record "otherwise fails to take its Nails-Nirvana hybrid beyond the formula." The album was featured on Loudwire's list of "10 Best Hard Rock Albums of 1995." Track listing Personnel Filter Richard Patrick – vocals, guitars, bass, programming, drums, producer, engineer Brian Liesegang – programming, keyboards, guitars, drums, producer, engineer Additional personnel Scott Kern – additional live drums, answering machine vocals Matt Drvenkar – answering machine vocals Jeff "Critter" Newell - additional engineering on "Dose" Kevin Hanley – additional guitar noise Mike Peffer – additional live drums Ben Grosse – mixing Deborah Norcross – art direction & design Chris Beirne – photography Richard Bishop and Gail Perry for 3 A.M. - management Chart performance