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Staff review by
Pierre Tombale
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In the latest of the 80's Skid Row released their same titled debut album. A kind of typical american hard rock, but rather the street poet side of it. This must be one of the best records of that time and genre.
Equally strong fast rocking songs and moody ballads stand under the flag of talented musicians, nice rock 'n roll riffs and melodies, all in all outstanding work that doesn't get boring (almost). The genre must have already seemed blasé when 'Skid Row' was released with bands like Tesla, Dokken, Alcatrazz, Bon Jovi, Guns N Roses, Twisted Sister etc. being on the scene for long, but this piece of music accompanied by the remarkable voice of Sebastian Bach gave a boost into the whole thing again. This can be confirmed by the 5 million copies sold that rewarded the efforts put into this album.
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| published 29.06.2004 | Comments (7)
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Awesome album one of my Favorites for sure 
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Im in melacholick needs for SR, so I went beck in time
Its killer album, maybe not like it was for em when I get it heheh was at Ricki age maybe younger, but still good HM and ballad mixturere, interesting and also werry powerfull ending somg, way to powerful for this band
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Slave To The Grind must be the only Wor Diks album I have listened from start to finish.
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