Rob Moss briefly replaced Parker on bass, followed by Mike Fellows , who played on 1984’s Joyride , produced by Brian Baker. Fellows soon left to join Rites of Spring and was replaced by John Leonard. The band began work on a new album, recording basic tracks at CBGB and finishing them in a proper studio. The album, entitled The Fun Just Never Ends , was released in 1985. Seeking stronger promotion, Government Issue switched from Fountain of Youth to Mystic Records , releasing two more records in 1985: the EP Give Us Stabb or Give Us Death and the live album Live on Mystic .
Joyride released
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