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SUBHUMAN RACE

SUBHUMAN RACE

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Skid Row: Sebastian Bach (vocals); Scott Hill, Dave "The Snake" Sabo (guitar, background vocals); Rachel Bolan (bass); Rob Affuso (drums). Recorded at Greenhouse Studios, Vancouver, Seacoast Sound, Victoria, British Columbia and Thin Man Cantina, New Jersey. Personnel: Sebastian Bach (vocals, background vocals); Scott Hill (guitar, background vocals); Snake (guitar); Rob Affuso (drums). Recording information: Greenhouse Studios, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada; Seacoast Sound, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada; Thin Man Cantina, NJ. Skid Row waited out the grunge storm and returned in 1995 with Subhuman Race, their strongest and most vicious record to date. Abandoning most of the pop-metal posturing of their early hit albums, Skid Row strip back their music to the basics -- roaring guitars and Sebastian Bach's shriek. It wasn't a hit the size of Slave to the Grind, yet it made an impressive showing, climbing into the Top 40. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
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