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Revolutions Per Minute

Revolutions Per Minute

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Skid Row: Snake , Scotti Hill (guitar); Rachel Bolan (bass guitar); Dave Gara (drums); Johnny Solinger. Personnel: Rachel Bolan (vocals, percussion, background vocals); Johnny Solinger (vocals). Audio Mixer: Michael Wagener . Recording information: WireWorld Studios, Nashville, TN. Photographers: Rachel Bolan; Lee Russell. Remaining original Skid Row members Rachel Bolan, Dave "Snake" Sabo, and Scotti Hill offer up their second post-Bas effort, REVOLUTIONS PER MINUTE. Crawling out from beneath various personal struggles that caused a delay in the album's completion, the band taps into the spirit that fueled their 1991 breakthrough, SLAVE TO THE GRIND. Uber-producer Michael Wagener dials in a meat-and-potatoes hard-rock vibe suiting the somewhat eclectic mix of songs.
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