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Out of Order (Nuclear Assault album)

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Length
  
46:04

Release date
  
10 September 1991

Label
  
Combat Records

Artist
  
Nuclear Assault

Producer
  
Glenn Evans

Genre
  
Thrash metal

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Released
  
September 10, 1991 (1991-09-10)

Recorded
  
March 26–April 20, 1991

Studio
  
The Hit Factory, New York, New York and Presence Studios, East Haven, Connecticut

Out of Order (1991)
  
Live at the Hammersmith Odeon (1992)

Similar
  
Nuclear Assault albums, Thrash metal albums

Nuclear assault out of order full album 1991


Out of Order is an album released by Nuclear Assault in 1991. This was the last Nuclear Assault studio album (until Third World Genocide) to feature Danny Lilker.

Contents

"Ballroom Blitz" is a Sweet cover.

Nuclear assault sign in blood


Track listing

  1. "Sign in Blood" (Lilker, Connelly, Bramante) 3:47
  2. "Fashion Junkie" (Lilker, Evans, Connelly, Bramante) 3:44
  3. "Too Young to Die" (Evans, Connelly, Bramante, Lilker) 3:51
  4. "Preaching to the Deaf" (Connelly, Lilker) 4:49
  5. "Resurrection" (Lilker, Connelly, Bramante) 5:12
  6. "Stop Wait Think" (Connelly, Lilker, Evans) 5:02
  7. "Doctor Butcher" (Bramante, Lilker) 3:42
  8. "Quocustodiat" (Connelly) 2:35
  9. "Hypocrisy" (Lilker, Evans) 2:49
  10. "Save the Planet" (Bramante) 6:36
  11. "Ballroom Blitz" (Nicky Chinn, Mike Chapman) 3:57

Personnel

  • John Connelly: Vocal, Guitars
  • Anthony Bramante: Guitars, Backing Vocal
  • Dan Lilker: Bass, Backing Vocal
  • Glenn Evans: Drums, Percussion, Backing Vocal

    • Production

  • Produced By Casey McMackin & Glenn Evans
  • Recorded & Engineered By Casey McMackin; assistant engineers: Jay Ryan & John Quinn
  • Mastered By Eddy Schreyer

    • Songs

    1Sign in Blood3:47
    2Fashion Junkie3:43
    3Too Young to Die3:51

    References

    Out of Order (Nuclear Assault album) Wikipedia
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