Original sentence: In 1983 Nash the Slash proposed a future double bill tour with FM, as the two artists seemed to share a common audience, due to FM's best known album being the one he made with them in 1977.Just as work was beginning, Passport Records folded for the third and final time.MCA Records picked up the re-issue rights for Con-Test, as well as Nash's American Band-ages, but the abrupt change in record labels led to a near-absence of promotion for both records.Nash resolved the problem by re-joining the band, although work on a new album, even in its demo phase, did not begin until May 1984.The FM album, released in 1985, was titled Con-Test after the group ran a contest to come up with something that "FM" might stand for, and its cover art featured fine print listing several hundred submissions including Fluent Monkeys, Flunk Math, Fashion Magazine, Free Money, Forgiven Mistake, Facing Mecca, False Mammaries, and so on.The double bill concept was retained, with Nash playing a solo set as the opening act
Edited sentence: In 1983 Nash the Slash proposed a future double bill tour with FM, as the two artists seemed to share a common audience, since FM's best known previous album was the one he made with them in 1977.Just as work was beginning on a new album in 1984, Passport Records folded for the third and final time.MCA Records picked up the reissue rights for Con-Test, as well as Nash's American Band-ages, but the abrupt change in record labels led to a near-absence of promotion for both records.Nash resolved the problem by rejoining the band.The FM album, released in 1985, was titled Con-Test.The double bill concept was retained, with Nash playing a solo set as the opening act for FM concerts