<P> The Presidents reunited in 2000 to release a new single, "Jupiter", on MUSICBLITZ Records . Because of the single's popularity, the label convinced the band to release a new album . Freaked Out & Small was released that year to critical praise . The band did not tour on or promote the album, which quietly sold 25,000 copies as MUSICBLITZ, an early digital music player, quickly went bankrupt . </P> <P> Afterwards, the band members once again went their own ways . Ballew continued to produce and record his own work and collaborated with Tad Hutchison of The Young Fresh Fellows as The Chris and Tad Show . Also during this time, The Young Fresh Fellows recorded a song, "Good Times Rock' N' Roll", about The Presidents, which appeared on the 2001 album Because We Hate You . </P> <P> In 2003, the band once again reformed . In August 2004, the band released Love Everybody on their newly formed indie label PUSA Inc . As with their previous albums, it received praise from many critics . Two singles from the album have been released through the Apple iTunes Store . In late 2004, the rights to the debut album were returned to the band, who have since reissued the album through PUSA Inc. twice: once as a tenth - anniversary edition with extra tracks, and again in the spring of 2006 in a low - price edition . </P> <P> Andrew McKeag, Seattle guitarist (formerly of Uncle Joe's Big Ol' Driver, Shuggie, The Black Panties and others), joined the band on guitbass in late 2004, as an occasional live - performance stand - in for Dave Dederer, who had expressed an interest in spending more time with his family . Since late 2007, Andrew started touring full - time with the band, and later replaced Dederer . Dederer has played live with the band in concerts in Seattle on occasion . </P>

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