LIZZY BORDEN: Trailer For 'Master Of Disguise' Reissue Available

March 1, 2007

A four-and-a-half-minute trailer for LIZZY BORDEN's upcoming reissue of the band's 1989 original recording of "Master of Disguise", due on March 6 via Metal Blade Records, has been posted online at this location. Special features on the reissue include:

* A re-master of the original disc
* Liner notes written by producer of "Master of Disguise", Elliot Solomon
* A bonus (demo) track, "Vampires Kiss", never before released.
* Plus "The Orchestra", mixed separately by Elliot Solomon

A very special DVD ("Under the Mask") will include:

* The making of "Master of Disguise", directed by Lizzy

* The DVD will take you on a six-month journey, starting with LIZZY BORDEN on stage performing "Master of Disguise" for the very first time in December 1988 at the Roxy theatre in Hollywood, CA one month before recording began.

* Inside the recording studio in Burbank, CA with producers Elliot Solomon and Alex Woltman. Featuring a cast of musicians assembled just for "Master of Disguise" (including a full orchestra conducted by William Kidd)

* The mix in Toronto Canada with legendary producer Terry Brown.

* And then off to rehearsals for the "Master of Disguise" tour.

* Finally LIZZY BORDEN brings the "Master of Disguise" show to the world's stage, with highlights being Philadelphia, Mexico, England and Germany

* The DVD will also include the two MTV videos shot for "Master of Disguise": "We Got the Power" and "Love is a Crime".

LIZZY BORDEN's "Master of Disguise" re-release is part of Metal Blade's 25th anniversary CD/DVD reissue series.

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