Port Royal

- Issued with inner lyric sleeve with lyrics, credits and an ad for other Noise lps. Some copies have only the lyrics without the Noise ad.
- Small Noise logo on labels and barcode on the back of the sleeve.

"Uaschitschun" tells about the pollution of nature through a Native American's perspective. "Uaschitschun" is a word that the Native Americans used for white males; the nearest translation is "ghost". The ending words were originally spoken by filmmaker Alanis Obomsawin in 1972 and were probably inspired by a famous speech made by Chief Seattle to the whites when they came to buy the lands of Seattle.

"Warchild" is not the same song that appeared in the band's early demos.

"Calico Jack" is about an English pirate of the 18th century. He designed the skull-and-bones pirate flag that was later named the Jolly Roger, which gave the title to the previous album.

Recording information:

- Recorded at Sky Trak Studios, Berlin, Germany in June 1988.
- Mastered at Studio-Nord-Breman, Germany.
- Co-produced by Running Wild.

Identifiers:

Barcode: 4 006030 012217
Matrix / Runout (Runout Side A - machine stamped): N 0122-1-A SNB [SNB hand etched]
Matrix / Runout (Runout Side B - machine stamped): N 0122-1-B SNB [SNB hand etched]
Other (Corresponding SPV cassette cat# on back of sleeve): SPV 10-4712
Other (Corresponding SPV CD cat# on back of sleeve): SPV 85-4713
Label Code: LC 9066