Urban Discipline

1992 Groove Metal Hardcore Metalcore

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Tracklist

A1 Chamber Spins Three 3:40
A2 Punishment 4:45
A3 Shades Of Grey 3:26
A4 Business 4:04
A5 Black And White And Red All Over 4:10
A6 Man With A Promise 3:20
A7 Disease 4:01
B1 Urban Discipline 5:33
B2 Loss 5:19
B3 Wrong Side Of The Tracks 3:37
B4 Mistaken IdentityDevitt 4:32
B5 We’re Only Gonna Die (From Our Own Arrogance)Graffin 2:17
B6 Tears Of Blood 4:52

Production

BiohazardArranged By, Concept By (Cover Concept), Mixed By, Producer, Written-By
Wharton TiersProducer

Also credited. Lyrics By (Additional): Mick Devitt. Written-By: Greg Graffin. Art Direction: Bryan Thatcher, LMD, Laura Michaels, Mitchell Valentine, TPR. Photography By (Photo Manipulation): Bryan Thatcher, LMD, Laura Michaels, Mitchell Valentine, TPR. Executive-Producer: Lyor Cohen. Management (Booking Agent): Andy Somers. Management (Business Management): Stu Taubel. Management (Career Direction): Scott Koenig. Management (Defense): Michael Guido. Management (Publicity): Kim Kaiman. Management (Road Management): Michael “Neg” Gargano. Mixed By: Steve Ett. Photography By (Front & Back): Ursula Coyote. Photography By (Live): Bill Thomas, Captured Images Live, Deanna Bailey, Sabine Matsushita.

Release notes

Issued with lyrics and credits printed on the inner sleeve.

℗ 1992 The All Blacks B.V./Roadrunner Productions B.V.
© 1992 The All Blacks B.V.
Marketed by Roadrunner Productions B.V.
Manufactured in the Netherlands (back cover)
Made in Holland (labels)
All songs published by Roadblock Music Inc. (ASCAP)/Roadster Music, B.V./Bioheadache Music, Inc. (ASCAP), except B5 Polypterus Music (BMI) and B3 by Maze Songs/Bioheadache Music, Inc. (ASCAP)
RUSH Artist Management
Recorded at Fun City Studios, NYC, May - June 1992
Mixed at Chung King House of Metal, NYC
Career direction for Rush Management
Defense for Kalina and Guido
Booking for ICM
Business management for Padell, Nadel, Fine and Weinberger Co.
Publicity for Levine/Schneider

Biohazard rehearse at the one and only Fastlane Studios, Brooklyn, NY

“Five Blocks To The Subyway” inspired by the poem “Five Blocks To The Subyway” by Robert James Hambel, Jr., but it actually does not appear on the record
“Mistaken Identity” inspired by Mick Devitt