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Artist: Cinder Road

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CD Title: Superhuman

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Category: Hard Rock

Year: 2007

Label: EMI/Caroline

Catalog Number: CAR 94301

Personnel

Mike Ruocco vocals
Chris Shucosky guitars
Pat Patrick guitars
Nat Doegen bass
Mac Calvaresi drums

Tracks

1.  I'm So Sorry  3:12
2.  Bad Excuse  3:20
3.  Back Home To You  3:36
4.  Should've Known Better  3:39
5.  Get In Get Out  3:49
6.  Learning To Love  3:39
7.  Feels So Good To Me  3:32
8.  Superhuman  3:39
9.  One  4:17
10.  Drift Away  3:50
11.  Don't Be Scared  3:35
  
Total Running Time:  40:08

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Existing comments about this CD

From: Geoff Date: July 20, 2007 at 2:30
Very solid commercial hard rock disc. 'Get in get out' is a horrible song, but aside from that the rest is great. A must for fans of SR-71 and the previously named Plunge. 'Bad excuse', 'One' and the brilliant 'Don't be scared' are all highlights, some of the best songs of 2007, but IMO the song that steals the show is the flawless 'Should've known better', which is a contender for song of the year 2007. This disc is highly recommended.

From: Rob Date: August 5, 2007 at 23:17
Like Geoff said, this is excellent and highly recommended. I did like 'Get In Get Out' though. Pretty solid release.

From: Erikk Date: November 26, 2021 at 14:59
Modern rock. Sounds like so many bands out there around that time. And yes if SR71 is your cup of tea pick it up. get in get out is grunge....horrible. Not for me this one


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