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      Originally released : 11-06-2001
      Release date        : 04-16-2007
      Album name          : Superheroes
      Artist              : Racer X

      Ripped by           : Team EOS
      Genre               : Rock
      Label               : Shrapnel

      Encoding Software   : Lame EOS
      Quality             : -V 2

      Tracks              : 11
      Size of Files       : 78,10 MB

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        01  04:39  Superheroes
        02  03:47  Let The Spirit Fly
        03  04:50  Godzilla
        04  04:07  Dead Man's Shoes
        05  04:51  King Of The Monsters
        06  04:00  Mad At The World
        07  04:00  Evil Joe
        08  04:38  That Hormone Thing
        09  05:04  Viking Kong
        10  07:16  Time Before The Sun
        11  04:11  Ohb


                                Total time: 51:23 min
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     From the outside, Superheroes seems to be a rather
     bizarre concept, as the band's members are all dressed
     to the nines in strange outfits and get accompanying
     odd nicknames; bassist John Aldrete is known as "The
     X-Tinguisher" and wears a red getup replete with
     several fire extinguishers. Apparently, the influential
     instrumentalists have watched one too many episodes of
     The Tick. Put the disc in the player and it's more
     along the lines you would expect from this virtuoso
     vehicle: a whole lot of shredding guitar solos courtesy
     of Paul Gilbert, intense drumming from Scott Travis
     (who rejoins the band during breaks from Judas Priest
     duties), and Jeff Martin's distinctive shriek. That
     said, there are some deviations from the norm this time
     out. Racer X's version of "Godzilla" is a Technicolor
     comeuppance of flash, truly making it their own; "Mad
     at the World" and the innuendo-laden "That Hormone
     Thing" border on hair metal commercialism, and "Evil
     Joe" is a sample- and quirk-laden rap-metal number.
     Still, you get the sense that Racer X will be relegated
     once again to preaching to the converted like most of
     the Guitar Institute set does.

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