his son, Austin, who penned the title. Balls to Picasso was also released in DVD-Audio 5.1 mix and DualDisc (CD/DVD-Audio 5.1 mix) versions by Sanctuary Records. Cover artwork In a 1996 interview with Tom Russell of Glasgow-based Radio Clyde 1, Bruce revealed that the album was originally to be titled Laughing in the Hiding Bush. The artwork was designed by Storm Thorgerson – but they couldn't afford it. His album's title was changed and he drew two squares on a toilet wall for the cover, and Thorgerson's artwork later ended up as the cover for the Anthrax album Stomp 442. Thorgerson later did the artwork for Bruce's Skunkworks album. Track listing Personnel Bruce Dickinson – vocals Tribe of Gypsies Roy Z – guitar Eddie Casillas – bass guitar David Ingraham – drums Doug Van Booven – percussion Dean Ortega – vocals Mario Aguilar – percussion on "Shoot All the Clowns" Additional musicians Dickie Fliszar – drums on "Tears of the Dragon" Richard Baker – keyboards and programming Production Shay Baby – producer, mixing Spencer May – additional engineering Sean De Feo – engineer at Townhouse 3 Andy Baker – engineer at Westside Studios Bjorn Thorsrud – engineer on "Shoot All the Clowns Greg Fulginiti & Andy Van Dette – mastering at Masterdisk, New York Charts Album Singles Tears of the Dragon Shoot All the Clowns References Bruce Dickinson albums 1994 albums Mercury Records albums EMI Records albums