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Revolutions per Minute
Rock · 2006 · 12 tracks

Revolutions per Minute

Skid Row

October 20, 2006 · Icarus Music

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This is Skid Row in 2006, still delivering a punchy, guitar-driven hard rock experience, but with a noticeable infusion of punk energy and unexpected stylistic detours.

Johnny Solinger's vocals channel the classic Skid Row power, while the band explores everything from country tinges to new wave flourishes, all wrapped in catchy, aggressive hooks.

It's an album for those who appreciate a band unafraid to evolve while staying true to their core, offering a diverse yet cohesive listen that's both familiar and fresh.

Tracklist · 12 Tracks
01
Disease
3:33
02
Another Dick in the System
3:17
03
Pulling My Heart Out From Under Me
3:29
04
When God Can’t Wait
2:15
05
Shut Up Baby, I Love You
3:17
06
Strength
5:07
07
White Trash
2:54
08
You Lie
2:44
09
Nothing
3:29
10
Love Is Dead
3:38
11
Let It Ride
4:03
12
You Lie (Corn Fed mix)
2:43
Moments Worth Listening For
The explosive, anthemic chorus of a track like 'Shut Up Baby', showcasing Solinger's vocal power and the band's knack for catchy hooks.
A searing, melodic guitar solo that erupts mid-album, demonstrating the band's enduring instrumental prowess.
The unexpected tempo shift and raw, almost garage-rock breakdown in a track like 'White Trash Blues', highlighting the album's diverse influences.
The immediate, high-energy impact of the opening track, setting a defiant and no-nonsense tone for the entire record.
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