SKID ROW, Subhuman Race - 1h 2m 21s

Tracks & Durations

1. MY ENEMY	3:39
2. FIRESIGN	4:54
3. BONEHEAD	2:16
4. BEAT YOURSELF BLIND	5:02
5. EILEEN	5:36
6. REMAINS TO BE SEEN	3:33
7. SUBHUMAN RACE	2:40
8. FROZEN	4:43
9. INTO ANOTHER	4:02
10. FACE AGAINST MY SOUL	4:20
11. MEDICINE JAR	3:36
12. BREAKIN' DOWN	4:30
13. IRONWILL	4:40
14. FROZEN (DEMO VERSION)	8:41

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Review

In the three years between Skid Row's rarities compilation B-Sides Ourselves--four years if you're counting from their last real studio album, 1991's Slave to the Grind--and Subhuman Race, the world turned its attention away from hair metal and toward hip-hop, grunge, and a harder, faster, louder brand of thrash metal. Which is too bad, because Subhuman Race is the best album of the group's career, forgoing the pop-metal sheen of earlier hits such as "18 and Life" and "I Remember You" in favor of a tougher sound that matches the tenor of the times. Tracks such as "Bonehead," "Beat Yourself Blind," and the title track mix razor-sharp guitar lines, grinding rhythms, and Sebastian Bach's stinging shriek, keeping the emphasis squarely on the music, as opposed to Bach's once-misanthropic ways. --Daniel Durchholz

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