After all these years, 26 in count, surely it is far from being a disgrace; still there is no place for it, no way sir, especially when it comes to FLOTSAM AND JETSAM, old Metal sailors from Phoenix, Arizona, in the land of opportunities. Back in their youthful days, following the departure of Jason Newsted to METALLICA, after the debut hitter, "Doomsday For The Deceiver", FLOTSAM AND JETSAM, with Michael Spencer on board on the bass, issued, in my estimation, a fiercer Speed / Power / Thrash Metal nutcracker and possibly their finest work to date, right before entering the groove infested years of the 90's that changed the entire perception of Heavy Metal in the US, "No Place For Disgrace", originally by the relic Elektra Records. Spreading like a sort of disease, there has been a vibe within the veteran Metal bands nowadays to re-record, not just releasing another remastered version, their classic albums according to specific anniversary, commemorating a milestone. MANOWAR, did it twice, and TAROT among others that have already done it are among the names, and EMPEROR is about to do it with their classic. So FLOTSAM AND JETSAM, consisting the same lineup that recorded that early gem, rehashed the sharp edged sword of "No Place For Disgrace"