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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.
Skid Row: Johnny Solinger (vocals); Scotti Hill, Snake (guitar); Rachel Bolan (bass guitar); Dave Gara (drums).
Revolutions Per Minute Music Skid Row Revolutions Per Minute Songs | 1. | Disease |
| 2. | Another Dick in the System |
| 3. | Pulling My Heart Out From Under Me |
| 4. | When God Can't Wait |
| 5. | Shut up Baby, I Love You |
| 6. | Strength |
| 7. | White Trash |
| 8. | You Lie |
| 9. | Nothing |
| 10. | Love Is Dead |
| 11. | Let It Ride |
| 12. | You Lie - (Corn Fed mix, Bonus) |
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Revolutions Per Minute Music Review Average Rating: (3.1 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews So what if Bach is Gone
Since most of the reveiwers on here seem to be rather hung up on the fact that Sebastian Bach is no longer with the band. Let me say that he must not have been the only talent in the band. If they could release yet another rockin album without him. If you base Skid Row simply on that one former member. Why dont you go buy his solo slbums. Wich I might add are all made up of old Skid Row songs or Covers buy other artists. Real Skid Row fans will love this Album. And know how to move on. As it Rocks.
Submitted by Jessie (Pittsburgh Pa) 
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Dissapointmen
This album flat out sucks!, Skid Row had gotten worse and worse with time....it's not only the fact that Baz is not in the band anymore, the music is bad....they should call it a day, that's it, stop!. DO NOT BUY.
Submitted by kelvinlugo (Toronto, ON, Canada)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No Bach is the man
Everyone on here says that Sollinger is as pretty much as good as Bach was...not in my book. No one could level up with Bachs voice. Skid Row isnt Skid Row without Bach. Rock On...Skid Rowers!!!
Submitted by silversideup_87 (W.V. Usa)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No Pretty good, but not great
3 of the 12 tracks are total throw away, country-style jokes. And "White Trash" is a ridiculous song. They really detract from an otherwise fine metal album. Solinger is an awesome replacement for Bach. It's not much like their first 3 albums, and not as good as Thickskin, but the attitude and the talent are still there.
Submitted by strutter (Illinois)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No Sebastian Bach isnt Skid Row!!!!
The fact is that Skid Row still rocks without bach.They dont need his controlling attitude or ego. Johnny Solinger proves hes just as good if not better than baz on "Thick Skin" and "Rpm" both of the cds with Johnny sound more like old skid row than the last cd baz did with them in 95 Subhuman Race was an alternative/Grunge pile of garbage and that was Sebastians last cd with them. Comparing thick skin and rpm to subhuman race they both crush the weak sounding alternative crap on subhuman race!!!!!!
Submitted by SkidRowRpm (Greenville S.C.)
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