"Master of Disguise" by the American "Lizzy Borden" is the fourth full-length studio album by "Lizzy Borden". Released in the USA by Metal Blade Records (a sub-company of Roadrunner Records) and in Europe by Roadrunner Records.
Collector's notes ( detailed background information on the persons working on this album) Alex Woltman, sound engineer who has been working on a dozen of Heavx Metal albums during the 1980s. Bands he has worked with include W.A.S.P., Malice, Lizzy Borden and others. For W.A.S.P. he engineered the two singles: "95-Nasty", "I Don't Need No Doctor" and the full-length album: "Inside the Electric Circus" Brian Perry - Bass, "Master of Disguise" is the first album on which "Brian Perry" plays bass for "Lizzy Borden". Craig Nepp, an experienced sound engineer with few Heavy Metal albums David Michael Philips Lead Guitar, (Real-name: David Philip "Dave" Henzerling) has much experience in a variety of bands. Dodge City Sound Recording Studio is located in Burbank, founded and operated by Jeffers Dodge. Elliot Solomon is producer of this full-length album and plays some keyboards as well. Apart from producing several "Lizzy Borden" albums , he has also produced a "King Kobra" album. Gary Gray is a recording engineer, taking care of engineerign dozens of album for various music genres. Jim Warren is an American painter, winning a grammy award for one of his album cover artwork. He has done the artwork for dozens of artists in various musical genres John Zeleznik has done half a dozen of album covers, for bands like "Liege Lord", "Taramis", "Viking", "Alex Masi", "Lizzy Borden". Terry Brown a producer, sound engineer, musician born in England and being successful with British bands in the 1960s. Moving to Toronto, Canada in the 1970s, producing and engineering hundreds of records Wendy Kramer is an graphics artist working mostly for the Bland Design Group and been drawing for around two dozens of Heavy Metal album covers. |
Album Fact Sheet: LIZZY BORDEN - Master Of Disguise |
Music Genre: Heavy Metal / Hard Rock |
Album Production Information: The album: "LIZZY BORDEN - Master Of Disguise" was produced by: Alex Woltman, Elliot Solomon for Badlands Executive producer: Brian Slagel Brian Slagel is the founder and CEO of Metal Blade Records. Slagel is known for giving Metallica their first break in 1982, with an appearance on Metal Massacre, a compilation album on Metal Blade, and has since released seminal albums by Slayer, Mercyful Fate, Cannibal Corpse, Fates Warning, Amon Amarth and The Black Dahlia Murder, among others. Use this link to access a list of heavy metal albums produced by Brian Slagel during the 1980s Mixing engineers: Terry Brown at Manta Sound Studios, Gary Gray, Mike Duncan Second Engineer(s): Craig Nepp, , Stoli This album was recorded at: Dodge City Sound, January-May 1989 Mixed at: Manta Sound Studio, Toronto, Canada Album cover graphics: Wendy Kramer for Bland Design Group Album cover illustration: John Zeleznik, Jim Warren Lettering by Todd Georgen and Brian Ames |
Label Information: Roadrunner RR 9454 |
Record Format: 12" Vinyl Stereo Gramophone RecordTotal Album (Cover+Record) weight: 230 gram |
Year & Country: 1989 Made in Holland |
Personnel/Band Members and Musicians on: LIZZY BORDEN - Master Of Disguise |
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