Slave Raider - Win Twins Win The Twins Fight Song

Review by Jo McGrann

The album "Win Twins Win: The Twins Fight Song" by Slave Raider is a perfect tribute to the Minnesota Twins baseball team. The album consists of six tracks, all of which are dedicated to the Twins and their fans.

The album opens with the title track "Win Twins Win," which is a high-energy song that perfectly captures the excitement of a Twins game. The vocals are powerful and the guitar riffs are catchy, making this song an instant hit.

The album also features "Twins Fever," a song that celebrates the passion and dedication of Twins fans. The lyrics are clever and the beat is infectious, making it impossible to sit still while listening to this song.

Another standout track on the album is "We Love You Twins," which is a heartfelt ballad that expresses the love and appreciation that Twins fans have for their team. The vocals are emotional and the melody is beautiful, making this song a must-listen for any Twins fan.

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Artist: Slave Raider
Album: Win Twins Win The Twins Fight Song

Rock

Hard Rock

1987

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Win Twins Win! (The Twins Fight Song)	2:43

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Win Twins Win! - Slave Raider

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Raid Rules Music

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Slave Raider

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Formats

Cassette
Single
Promo
Special Edition
Unofficial Release
Hot Rockin 104 FM

Companies

Role	Company
Record Company	Raid Rules Music

Notes

I Believe this was given out maybe just by the band and radio station while the Minnesota Twins were marching there way through the playoffs to go to the World Series in 1987. It is the AC DC song "TNT" with the lyrics re-written by Chainsaw Caine and Dan Hatter about the Minnesota Twins baseball team. All the information I have found has been verified through the photos of this cassette. No other label information is available

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Barcode: cassette had been printed with artists name and sing on it.

About Slave Raider

Slave Raider was an American heavy metal band formed in 1985 that was known for its over-the-top antics, heavy make-up and glam song lyrics. In the Twin Cities, they had a sizable following that were known as 'The Raid'. They opened for such '80s bands as and with the original line up. The band recorded three albums in the late 1980s and early 1990s, but were never able to make much of a dent in the glam metal scene. They were dropped by their record label following their third album release in 1990, and broke up soon after that with the band members going on to solo projects. The original line up has periodically reunited since then to perform the occasional reunion show. Band members: * Chainsaw Caine (Mike Findling), lead vocals * Lance Sabin, guitar * Nicci Wikkid (David Hussman), guitar * Letitia Rae, bass * The Rock, drums

Members

Lance Sabin
Chainsaw Caine
Letitia Rae
Nicci Wikkid
The Rock
David Hussman

Summary by Jo McGrann

"Win Twins Win: The Twins Fight Song" by Slave Raider is a fantastic album that perfectly captures the spirit of the Minnesota Twins. The songs are well-written, the vocals are powerful, and the music is infectious. This album is a must-have for any Twins fan, and it is sure to get them pumped up for the next game.

Comments

nicolatravisinteriors

There’s one part of the lyrics I can’t understand, I wish I had them. Anyone??

herington

Well done, sir.

organogenbiotech

Chainsaw is great

aruruze

Awesome. Didn’t know if I would ever find this! Great times back when sports weren’t politicized and the entire community was obsessed with this likable band of overachievers.