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No Place for Disgrace

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TypeStudio Full-length
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GenresPower Metal, Thrash Metal
LabelsElektra Records, Roadrunner Records
Length54:15
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Track listing (Songs)

Title Length Rating Votes
1. No Place for Disgrace 6:11 - 0
2. Dreams of Death 5:40 - 0
3. N.E. Terror 5:57 - 0
4. Escape from Within 6:47 - 0
5. Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting (Elton John cover) 4:00 - 0
6. Hard on You 4:51 - 0
7. I Live You Die 5:50 - 0
8. Misguided Fortune 5:29 - 0
9. P.A.A.B. 5:33 - 0
10. The Jones 3:57 - 0

Line-up (Members)

  • Eric A.K. : Vocals, Lyrics
  • Edward Carlson : Guitars, Lyrics
  • Michael Gilbert : Guitars, Lyrics
  • Troy Gregory : Bass
  • Kelly David-Smith : Drums, Lyrics

Production staff / artist

  • Michael Wagener : Mixing
  • Matt Freeman : Assistant Engineering
  • Ken Paulakovich : Assistant Engineering
  • Pete Magdaleno : Assistant Engineering
  • Leon Johnson : Assistant Engineering
  • Scott Campbell : Assistant Engineering
  • Brian Carlstrom : Assistant Engineering
  • Michael Spencer : Lyrics
  • Randee St. Nicholas : Photography (back Cover)
  • Dan Altwies : Design (cover), Layout
  • Boris Vallejo : Cover Illustration
  • Bill Metoyer : Producer, Engineering
  • George Marino : Mastering
  • Kelly David-Smith : Design (cover), Layout
  • Jason Newsted : Lyrics
Additional notes
Produced by Bill Metoyer and Flotsam & Jetsam.
Recorded at: Music Grinder, Hollywood, CA Track Record, North Hollywood, CA Pacific, Chatsworth, CA Preferred Sound, Woodland Hills, CA December '87 - February '88.
Mixed at The Enterprise, Burbank, CA.
Mastered at Sterling Sound, NYC.

A music video was made for the song "Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting (Elton John cover)".

Trivia: According to former bassist Michael Spencer, Flotsam and Jetsam was going to call this album "Blessing in Disguise". However, when he departed from the band, Elektra Records A&R Michael Alago decided to let their former labelmate Metal Church use that name for their third album, which was eventually released in February 1989. As a result, Flotsam and Jetsam changed the name to its current title.

Flotsam and Jetsam Discography

Album title Type Released Rating Votes Reviews
(1986) Studio - 0 0
(1988) Studio - 0 0
(1990) Studio - 0 0
(1992) Studio - 0 0
(1995) Studio - 0 0
(1997) Studio - 0 0
(1999) Studio - 0 0
(2001) Studio - 0 0
(2005) Studio - 0 0