Track Listing: 1. It's Personal 2. Fading Away 3. Die Hard 4. Waiting in the Band Room 5. On the Dance Floor 6. Yesteryears

No More's first time in the studio. 8 Track recording for free by the generous Dan Destructo. Printed by Walt at Imprint (also from No Fraud). These songs contained the teen angst of hating high-school peers, unhealthy relationships, and wanting to die. It also gave tribute to Don the Security Guard from the warehouses where band practice was held. As well as a song about their first encounter with a groupie and No More's signature "Yesteryears"--written about their friend Jim Hartman who died in a motorcycle accident (at fifteen, stuff like that hits hard--still does). The tape was released on Middle Man Records (fabricated by Cory and Mr. Shawn from Regret while working together at the Black Forest Buffet). It was an attempt to safeguard their songs from any evil record company wishing to steal away the rights (fortunately they were safe). While working at Black Forest, Cory and Mr. Shawn also coined the idea of doing a Billy Joel cover album (this was Pre-Meist and the Gimme Gimmes). Regret and No More would each do a few songs on their own and a few collaboratively. The idea never got off the ground, but No More is still known to do an awful rendition of "Uptown Girl."