Jawbreaker "unfun"

In 1991 I somehow landed a copy of the "Hardcore Breakout" compilation.  It introduced me to two of my all-time favorite bands: Samiam and #jawbreaker . I rarely, if ever purchase compilation CDs anymore but there was a time that this format was how I discovered bands.  I could rattle off a dozen discs I purchased from strong appearances on compilations and split 7"s.  I was turned on to jawbreaker at first because of the tonality and style of the vocals (actually that's what turned me on to samiam too, but in a different way)  I ordered this disc (still the original) directly from the label through an ad in Maximum Rock n'Roll.  I remember I sent cash folded into some drawings.  The dude from the label included a note saying the drawings were awesome when I received this cd.  It was a very encouraging moment and actually bolstered my artistic efforts. I don't remember what I sent and I could have sworn I tucked that note inside this cd booklet but it's not there and I'm pretty bummed.  With every release Jawbreaker got better but this first album still holds a dear (you) place in my heart.  The song "fine day" made its way onto mix tapes I made for years.   It was just announced that the band is reuniting for the first time in 21 years (fuck, I bought this cd and have been carting it around for 27 years.  I'm old).  They have announced a single festival date that I probably won't be able to attend (though I really really want to)  I really hope the band can hold it together for at least a tour and maybe, dare I hope, a new album. I've followed all the band members since the breakup and bought their subsequent discs but I'd love the alchemy of Jawbreaker to release some more songs.  And Fugazi, if you're reading this: we need you too.