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Scarified

**Scarified** is the third song on *Second Heat*.

It is an instrumental song by the band Racer X and, according to bassist Juan Alderete, the band's most popular song. The song was released as a single mini-record and distributed for free in guitar magazines before its appearance on 1987's *Second Heat**.*

As of December 2017, the studio recording of the song has over 357,000 views on YouTube, and Paul Gilbert's rendition of it from *Space Ship Live* has over 11,000,000.

Due to its employment of high-tempo implementations of alternate picking, sweeping, string skipping, tapping, and left hand stretches, "Scarified" is widely considered to be one of the most difficult songs to perform on guitar.

## Composition

The song's main riff was based on a Scott Travis double-bass drum line. After hearing it at a rehearsal, Paul Gilbert wrote the riff in synchronicity with the bass drum and constructed a song around it.

The song is primarily composed in F sharp minor, but the solo section is in A flat minor. On the studio recording, it is played around 140 bpm.

The pre-chorus is comprised of an arpeggio section which moves from D major to F diminished before resolving to F sharp. Each pre-chorus is followed by a bass lead from Juan Alderete. The song's chorus is adapted from Johann Cristoph Friedrich Bach's 1784 *Harpsichord Concerto in A maj.* and moves into a tapping section with guitar and bass.

The first solo is played by Paul Gilbert and utilizes an E Lydian arpeggio over the 6 chord (E major) before moving into A flat natural minor. Bruce Bouillet plays the next section and introduces it with an Abm7 string skip arpeggio.

The song's finale is a sequenced string skip arpeggio played in harmony. It starts with F#m7 before moving into G diminished. Then, the entire sequence modulates up a whole step and repeats (Abm7-Adim). In order to harmonize with Gilbert, Bouillet had to play a major 7th string skip, one of the most difficult left hand undertakings on guitar.

## Other appearances

The song was performed by Bruce Bouillet, Juan Alderete, Scott Travis, and Chris Arvan and recorded by the video production company Backstage Pass. This recording appears at the end of Bruce Bouillet's instructional tape, *Improvisation for Progressive Hard Rock Guitar*, and Juan Alderete's instructional tape, *Progressive Hard Rock Bass*.

Paul Gilbert recorded an acoustic version of the song for his 2003 album *Acoustic Samurai*.

Bouillet and Gilbert performed the song at the 2007 G3 concert.

Bouillet played a modified version of the song's solo section in his 2016 Racer X medley.

## References

1. ↑ Johann Christian Friedrich Bach, *Harpsichord Concerto in A maj.* (1784) <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q5HxAmbf27U> [NOTE: the section in question occurs around 3:53]
Official Bootleg: Snowball of Doom 2

## *Official Bootleg: Snowball of Doom 2*

### Producer

*Unknown*

***Official Bootleg: Snowball of Doom 2*** is Racer X's fourth live album.

### Tracklist

#### Disc One

1. Superheroes
2. Phallic Tractor
3. Fire of Rock
4. The Executioner's Song
5. King of the Monsters
6. Dead Man's Shoes
7. Sunlit Nights
8. Into the Night
9. Y.R.O.
10. Let the Spirit Fly
11. Waiting

#### Disc Two

1. Hammer Away
2. Bass Solo
3. Miss Mistreater
4. That Hormone Thing
5. Scarified
6. Drum Solo
7. Motor Man

### Personnel

* Jeff Martin: vocals
* Paul Gilbert: guitar
* Juan Alderete: bass
* Scott Travis: drums
Weeaboos

Im not talking about weeaboos who dont do anything to people and are just having fun.

Im talking about the ones who hurt others.

Seriously. ive read some horror weeaboo stories , and most of them were **true.**

## What is a Weeaboo?

If you dont know what is a weeaboo:

They think Japan as a holy place and deny their own culture.

Like, its ok if you want to know about Japan,watch anime and its ok if you want to learn Japanese. But if you

* Deny your own country and culture
* Use random japanese words in English sentences
* Attack other who dont like anime
* Think anime is too perfect

**Then , my friend, there's something wrong with you.**
Harry Gschoesser

Gschoesser in 1986 at one of the early Racer X rehearsals

**Harry Gschoesser** (pronounced *chaw-ser*) is an Austrian drummer and entrepreneur. Gschoesser was the first drummer for Racer X and an alumnus of the Musician's Institute's Percussion Institute of Technology. He only appears on the *Street Lethal* album and is the only foreign-born member of Racer X.

## Racer X

Gschoesser was a PIT student from Tirol, Austria who was discovered by Paul Gilbert and Juan Alderete in 1985. As a member of the first line-up of Racer X, Gschoesser wrote most of the drum parts on *Street Lethal*. After the release of the album, his visa expired and he moved back to Austria. He was replaced by Todd DeVito, who was in the band only briefly.

## After Racer X

In an interview with Mulatschag, an Austrian heavy metal publication, Russ Parrish revealed that Harry returned to Austria and introduced the country to the sex hotline (or "976") industry. According to Parrish, Gschoesser made a small fortune off of his entrepreneurial venture.

In 2011, Gschoesser founded Speedgig, a social media network for musicians and bands.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fW8GNvyZOq8
Extreme Volume II Live

***Extreme Volume II Live*** is Racer X's second live album. The album was recorded at the Country Club in Reseda, California in 1988, but was not released until 1992.

## Composition

Unlike *Extreme Volume Live*, *Extreme Volume II Live* contains no exclusive songs. However, it does include songs that were unreleased in 1992. "Poison Eyes" and "Give It To Me" would later be recorded for 1999's *Technical Difficulties*.

The majority of the album is material from *Second Heat*. Only two songs from *Street Lethal* appear: "On the Loose" and "Rock It". The album closes with a cover of KISS' "Detroit Rock City". During the solo, Paul and Bruce played their guitars with their teeth. According to Paul, he had to re-track the solo in the studio due to mistakes that occurred during the live show.

## Trivia

* During some live shows, Jeff Martin would intro the song "Give It To Me" with a brief rap: "We're better than the rest and you can put us to the test / if you got the need, we aim to please / all you gotta say is 'give it to me' / what do you want?" The crowd would then reply "Give it to me!" and Paul would play the opening riff.

## Tracklist

1. Hammer Away
2. Poison Eyes
3. Heart of a Lion (Judas Priest cover)
4. Moonage Daydream (David Bowie cover)
5. Sunlit Nights
6. Give It to Me
7. On the Loose
8. Rock It
9. Detroit Rock City (Kiss cover)

## Personnel

* Jeff Martin: vocals
* Paul Gilbert: guitar
* Bruce Bouillet: guitar
* Juan Alderete: bass
* Scott Travis: drums
Oni

Descendants of bloodlines that were banished to the Outerlands of Diyu for crimes against Sheng, the Oni are a  hardy race of people that can withstand the intense heat of the volcanic ashlands. They're a rare sight, given how hostile the predators in the region are, but Xuantong's border villages are occasionally raided by Oni tribes.

Not much is known about them beyond the tales told around campfires. Given their disgraced heritage and mutated appearance, they're considered less than human by the citizens of Sheng.

In 1285AC, a tribe of Oni acted as mercenaries to the infamous dread-sorcerer Baomun the Silver. The aged magi was discontent with his life as a noble, and appealed to creatures of the night to rally an army. He succesfully captured the Izhurian palace for four nights, before sailing eastward to unknown lands with numerous treasures upon his ship.

The Oni were described as brutish, foul-mouthed, but with enough physical strength to match a kaor-class demon.
Live at the Whisky: Snowball of Doom (album)

## *Live at the Whisky: Snowball of Doom*

### Producer

*Unknown*

***Live at the Whisky: Snowball of Doom*** is Racer X's third live album.

## Tracklist

1. 17th Moon
2. Into the Night
3. Let the Spirit Fly
4. Street Lethal
5. Dead Man's Shoes
6. Scarified
7. Get Away
8. Snakebite
9. Hammer Away
10. Evil Joe
11. Phallic Tractor
12. Fire of Rock
13. O.H.B. (One Hot Bitch)
14. Godzilla (Blue Oyster Cult cover)

## Personnel

* Jeff Martin: vocals
* Paul Gilbert: guitar
* Juan Alderete: bass
* Scott Travis: drums
Ibanez Telesavalas

The **Ibanez Telesavalas** was the custom guitar of Paul Gilbert, most notably used in his 1987 *Intense Rock* video. It most closely resembles an Ibanez RG in pastel pink/purple with a matching pickguard.

After Paul and Bruce had their custom Iba-Phones made, Paul's pink one became his primary guitar. When he started doing clinic circuits for Ibanez, he would bring his Iba-Phone. Soon, however, he decided to start playing the stock Ibanezes at the stores in order to demo the local gear. After playing several RGs, he realized that he actually preferred them to his custom guitar and asked Ibanez to make him a new custom guitar that was made in the style of the RG series.

The guitar has one volume knob which controls a Seymour Duncan Vintage Firebird in the neck and a DiMarzio Super Distortion in the bridge. It was originally fitted with a Kahler locking tremolo that has since been removed. The word "Telesavalas" is printed in small print on the headstock.

The guitar is named after American actor Telly Savalas, who most notably played Ernst Stavro Blofeld in *On Her Majesty's Secret Service*.

## Current location

*In 2003, one of the administrators of the official Racer X forums (Chad) posted to Jemsite, an Ibanez fan board, confirming that he was the current owner of the Telesavalas. The original text is posted below:*

*"*A few years back, Paul yanked the Duncan mini HB out of the bridge and
they put in a DiMarzio single coil and a DiMarzio sustainer system. I
don't know who did it, because the DiMarzio sustainer back then was made
 for a 22 fret guitar. Paul was laughing telling me about it. Also,
the guitar originated with a Kahler tremolo (the old school) and then
got a Spyder, and finally Paul put the hard tail on there with some
creative woodworking.

When I was out at Paul's place in September of '02 for the recording of
the newest Racer X record, I found Tele hanging out in the guest bedroom
 in a pile of Ibanez teles and talmans. I HAD to rescue it. Dude!
It's the Intense Rock guitar! No damn way! It was a wreck. Strings
against the frets, the sticky stuff that held the fringe to the guitar
was all over the place, as well as the residue from where the F-holes
were when he was using the guitar in the Navy Seals soundtrack days. I
pulled it out and asked Paul about it, and he told me it was in his
plans to redo the thing, he just didn't have time.

A few months passed, and Paul contacted me about putting together a list
 management system to organize the thousands of emails that he gets
every year. Well, over a ten year period, that was a TON. So I told
him I'd do it and it would be no sweat. He then said, (in my best
sparcely worded PG impression) "would a Telesavalas cover it?" Bam sure
 as \*\*\*\* on my doorstep showed up MY holy grail of shred guitar. I'd
like to think of myself as a wired-in VIP type of dude, but it's more
like, Ken and I do the Racer X site for free, so they gave us Custom
Shop PGM's. I did a mailing list database, so I got the Tele.
Actually, Paul was moving to L.A. from Vegas at that time...I look at it
 like he was thinking "one less thing to move."
Technical Difficulties (album)

***Technical Difficulties*** is the third studio album by Racer X. A year after the release of *Second Heat* in 1987, the group disbanded for over a decade. However, an angry email from a fan to Paul Gilbert inspired a brief reunion of the band in 1999. The album features several first-time studio recordings of songs that Racer X had written in 1987 and 1988 for a third studio album. Some of these songs were heard on the *Extreme Volume II Live* album while others only appear in bootleg concert videos.

The album marked the beginning of the "modern" Racer X lineup of Paul Gilbert, Juan Alderete, Scott Travis, and Jeff Martin. Bruce Bouillet could not perform on the album due to a severe onset of carpal tunnel syndrome which forced him to quit playing guitar in 1997. The modern lineup has been the one that performed on every album and live show since 1999.

*Technical Difficulties* marks the first use of the modern Racer X logo which has been used on every release ever since.

## Composition

The majority of the album is tuned down to D Standard to accommodate Jeff Martin's vocals. Several of the songs on the album are re-recordings of previously unreleased Racer X songs that were performed live in concert. "Poison Eyes" and "Give It to Me" originally debuted on *Extreme Volume II*, while "Fire of Rock" and "Miss Mistreater" were old concert favorites. "Fire of Rock" is introduced by the instrumental "Phallic Tractor" which features synchronized guitar and bass drum similar to "Scarified".

The title track was originally written as "Metal Dog" for Paul Gilbert's instructional video *Terrifying Guitar Trip*. It later appeared in the 2007 video game Brutal Legend and is arguably the most well-known Racer X song along with "Scarified".

"Snakebite" was named after snakebyte, the Australian Racer X fan who sent Paul the email that inspired the reunion. The song itself, however, is about anxiety attacks.

The song "God of the Sun" was written by Jeff Martin and Russ Parrish during their tenure in the band Bad Dog.

## Tracklist

1. Phallic Tractor
2. Fire of Rock
3. Snakebite
4. Technical Difficulties
5. Miss Mistreater
6. Bolt in My Heart
7. 17th Moon
8. Waiting
9. Poison Eyes
10. B.R.O.
11. God of the Sun
12. Give It to Me
13. The Executioner's Song
14. Children of the Grave (Black Sabbath cover) - bonus track

## Personnel

* Jeff Martin: vocals
* Paul Gilbert: guitar
* Juan Alderete: bass
* Scott Travis: drums
Zobie

Zobie is the King of Necro Kingdom

## **Appearance**

Zobie it's a diable with pink fur, has dark purple hair with blue at the end, has "heterochromia" one of his eyes is dark black with a white X on it and the other is Light purple with a black X on it.

He wears a Grey Coat with black pants and shoes he also has a ribbon with a gem on it

## **Relationship**

* **Lustro** - they are enemies

* **Lilac** - She's Zobies crush

* **Toffee** - They are allies

* **Cyruff** - He has a sort of close thing with Cyruff they're like friends or something
Racer X Wiki

### Racer X

The Racer X Wiki seeks to preserve the storied history of one of rock'n'roll's most incredible musical outfits. Due to Racer X's relative obscurity, much of the information on this wiki comes from accounts of concert attendants, GIT students, and recent interviews with the band members themselves. This page is purely intended to honor Racer X and its history.

*Special thanks: Gringo300 (editing and organization), Gandalf (rare photos), Mac\_Pro (rare video)*

The Official Racer X Forum

### Band Members

Paul GilbertBruce BouilletJuan AldereteScott TravisJeff Martin

### Blogs

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### Discography

* Go to Street Lethal
* Go to Second Heat
* Go to Technical Difficulties
* Go to Superheroes (album)
* Go to Getting Heavier
* Go to Extreme Volume Live
* Go to Extreme Volume II Live
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Bad Dog

**Bad Dog** was a short-lived band that formed following the breakup of Racer X. The band covered Racer X songs in their shows and penned some original material that would later appear on Racer X albums.

## History

Before the breakup of Racer X, both Paul Gilbert and Bruce Bouillet were instructors at Hollywood's GIT. In 1987, 16-year-old guitar prodigy Russ Parrish enrolled in the school and studied there under their supervision. Parrish was a highly skilled player and soon honed his technique to a level where he could play Racer X material at the same level of Paul and Bruce.

When Racer X broke up in 1989, Parrish was an instructor at GIT and close friends with Jeff Martin. He and Martin formed the band Bad Dog and recruited John Bedinghaus, one of Parrish's friends, to play bass. One-time Racer X member Todd DeVito played drums for the band.

## Shows

A tape of one of Bad Dog's concerts surfaced on the internet in 2012. At this particular show, the band opens with "Poison Eyes" (a then-unrecorded Racer X song that would later appear on *Technical Difficulties*) and continues to play various Racer X songs throughout the setlist, including "Gone Too Far" and "Into The Night". There is also an unaccompanied solo spot by Parrish which culminates in a dueling solo section with Bedinghaus.

The song "God Of The Sun" was written by Parrish and Martin during this time, and the song was later recorded by Racer X for *Technical Difficulties*.

## Breakup

The band was never signed to a label and eventually broke up. Martin went on to play drums for Badlands, while Parrish moved on to War & Peace, a rock band fronted by Dokken bassist Jeff Pilson.

## Members

Jeff Martin: vocals

Russ Parrish: guitar

John Bedinghaus: bass

Todd DeVito: drums

## Concert footage

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xBBmjLupNxo
The Electric Fence

**The Electric Fence** was a cover band formed by Paul Gilbert, Jeff Martin, and Russ Parrish. The band performed at MI in the early 90's while Paul was in Mr. Big.

## Formation and shows

In the early 1990's, Paul Gilbert was in Mr. Big but still returned to Musician's Institute to do clinics. Often asked about developing fast picking, he quickly grew bored with teaching the same thing over and over. Russ Parrish, Paul's house-mate and also an instructor at MI, was experiencing the same phenomenon, and the two resolved to start a cover band in order to avoid teaching picking exercises.

The two joined up with Racer X singer Jeff Martin, who was also a talented drummer. With Martin's addition, the band was now complete; all three would trade off lead vocal duties, while Paul and Russ would switch between guitar and bass.

The band's fictional biography suggested that they were a band from England who were performing "original" songs, not aware that they'd been "plagiarized" by other artists. The band would play songs from Deep Purple, Jimi Hendrix, Black Sabbath, David Bowie, Judas Priest, The Beatles, and several other acts from the 60's and 70's. The trio would dress in bizarre outfits and speak with accents. Jeff Martin estimates that they had a repertoire of 127 songs.

Martin speculates that the band's comedic nature is what got Russ Parrish interested in comedy/parody elements in music, and that his work in The Electric Fence eventually led to the idea of Steel Panther.

## References

1. ↑ Amps & Axes #141 - Paul Gilbert (2016) <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TY1yOu\_a9g>
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 The Double Stop Podcast Episode 28 - Jeff Martin (Racer X, Badlands, Solo) (2014) <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-0Ep6yR-Nc>
Chris Arvan

**Chris Arvan** is an American guitarist and producer. Arvan was a member of Racer X for a short time after Paul Gilbert's departure for Mr. Big. He also appears in the instructional videos of Juan Alderete and Bruce Bouillet playing "Scarified" and "She Wants Control".

## Career

Chris Arvan was born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area, specifically in the Burlingame/San Mateo area just south of San Francisco. He took guitar lessons in Burlingame at the local Rec Center, but was mostly self-taught. before moving on to playing in bands at 15. He was influenced by Led Zeppelin, The Beatles, Pink Floyd, Van Halen, and Yngwie Malmsteen.

Arvan saw Racer X perform at The Stone in San Francisco at age 16, and heard their song "Scarified" on a 45 demo from a magazine. After Gilbert's departure from the band, Arvan received a call from bassist Juan Alderete inviting him to a jam. After successfully proving his skill on guitar, he was added as the replacement guitarist in Racer X. During his tenure in Racer X, Arvan occasionally taught at GIT.

Despite successfully replacing Paul Gilbert, the band did not last long after Arvan's addition and broke up that same year. Following the dissolution of Racer X, Arvan moved into production. Of Arvan's dismissal, Bruce Bouillet said in a 2014 interview, "[...] from my point of view, Paul was Racer X. We hired Chris, who is a great player, to fill in since we had a few shows left."

In footage of a private lesson with Bruce from the early 90's, he is asked about Chris Arvan's whereabouts after the breakup of Racer X. He answers that "he tripped out or something. He's got a computer studio now where it's all computer, digital music and stuff. He got into raves and shit like that, you know, doing house music and stuff." When his student remarks that Arvan was capable of replacing Gilbert "and then some", Bruce laughs and remarks, "He wasn't fucking around, there's no doubt about it."

## Style

Bruce Bouillet talks about Chris' use of sliding to hit additional notes in arpeggio sequences.

## References

1. ↑ *Top Notch Guitar*, "The Real Speed Racer: Bruce Bouillet Interview", 2014 <http://top-notch-guitar.blogspot.com/2014/05/the-real-speed-racer-bruce-bouillet.html>
2. ↑ Bruce Bouillet Private Lesson 1991
Superheroes (album)

***Superheroes*** is the fourth studio album by Racer X.

For the album artwork and its accompanying shows, the band dressed up as superhero characters. Paul became the Electric Bat, a Batman-esque character who wore a bundt cake pan on his back as a makeshift "jet-pack". Jeff became Motor Man, Juan became the X-Tinguishier, and Scott became Cowboy Axe.

The album was mixed by then-retired Racer X guitarist Bruce Bouillet, who was suffering from carpal tunnel and tendonitis and was unable to play guitar at the time.

## Tracklist

1. Superheroes
2. Let the Spirit Fly
3. Godzilla (Blue Oyster Cult cover)
4. Dead Man's Shoes
5. King of the Monsters
6. Mad at the World
7. Evil Joe
8. That Hormone Thing
9. Viking Kong
10. Time Before the Sun
11. O.H.B. (One Hot Bitch) (bonus track)

## Personnel

* Jeff Martin: vocals
* Paul Gilbert: guitar
* Juan Alderete: bass
* Scott Travis: drums
Mike Varney

**Mike Varney** is an American record producer and guitarist. He is most notably the founder of Shrapnel Records, the label which produced every Racer X album before *Technical Difficulties*.

## Career

In 1980, Mike Varney had just started the Shrapnel Records label and was writing a column in *Guitar Player* entitled "Guitar Spotlight". The column featured the country's best and brightest up-and-comers on guitar along with their hometown and a brief description of their playing style. Some "Spotlight" alumni include Vinnie Moore, Yngwie Malmsteen, and Paul Gilbert.

Joey Tafolla recalls that Varney could usually be reached between midnight and 4 A.M. Additionally, he says that Shrapnel artists were typically allotted 100 hours of studio time to finish an album, and that Racer X reportedly went 4 hours over-budget on one of their albums.

In a 1988 clinic, a student asked Paul Gilbert about rumors that Mike Varney took significant cuts from his artists. Gilbert answers that, in their contract, they did indeed sign away a 50% share of the publishing revenue. He says that they were in such a rush to handle Harry Gschoesser's visa situation and get him a work permit that they did not have time to negotiate the contract. To Varney's credit, however, he also says that the artists would have remained largely undiscovered without Varney's ability to promote the albums and hire big-name artists to play bass and drums for them, boosting their public profile.

Both Tafolla and Gilbert recall that Varney would often play tapes of up-and-coming artists such as Tony MacAlpine and Yngwie over the phone.

## References

1. ↑ The Double Stop Podcast Episode 66 - Joey Tafolla (Solo, Jag Panzer) (2015) <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=df233p0tE9k>
2. ↑ Paul Gilbert Clinic at GIT, 12/06/1988
Snakebyte email

In 1998, Paul Gilbert had been out of Racer X for a decade and achieved great success in Mr. Big. Prepared to embark on a solo career, Paul Gilbert received an email from Australian Racer X fan who was disgruntled over the poppier direction of Gilbert's music career. The email inspired the 1999 reunion of Racer X and the title of the song "Snakebite".

## Original text

*The original text was included in the description of* King of Clubs *on Paul's old website*:

KING OF CLUBS

My first official solo CD!!! Bruce Bouillet came out to my studio in Las Vegas and put up with my completely insane work schedule, futile attempts at drumming, and incomprehensable {sic} studio wiring.
After realizing that my drumming was not really "world-class", I had Jeff Martin and Pat Torpey come out to finish the tracks. I did keep my drum tracks for "I'm Just In Love".
I'm really proud of this record. It's my first serious attempt at lead vocals and pop songwriting, and I thought it came out pretty good. Of course this was a change from my typical metal-influenced style...

Most listeners were very supportive, but there were a few exceptions! My favorite by far was an e-mail from an Australian guy who calls himself "Snakebyte". His letter helped inspire the reunion of Racer X and the song "Snakebite" on the Racer X CD "Technical Difficulties". Here is an excerpt from his letter. Enjoy!

Dude,

What the fuck R U thinking? I can't believe this shit came from the same guy that was responsible for Racer X and played the kick ass solo on Joey Tafolla's "Out of the Sun".

I read where you said "Mike Varney told me to play fast". What is that about? Yeah like you never liked that stuff. The shred guitar world has been totally screwed over by no-talent heroin users and your fucking contributing to it!!
You R capable of a monster neo-classical instrumental album, that's what your real fans want to hear. The ones that have been with you from the start and have suffered every corny blues lick with that shit twangy ass reaming tone. Neo-classical with the distortion tone of Second Heat. Racer X rocks, you're not going to be big in the USA. You're clinging to a dream that's never gonna happen. Your fans are in Japan, the same fans that like Impelliteri, Malmsteen, etc.

Your last effort is appealing to no-one. If you have to get it out of your system fair enough, but for every piece of shit album like this you're morally directed to release a shred album.

I read your column in Guitar Player, while you where in Mr. Big. What was the main topic? Shred. What genre? Neo-Classical.
What like Metal was cool so I'll do that, ooh grunge is big, I'll do that. Fuck!! Have some balls, be true to yourself. Fuck everyone and play what you want. Don't try to tell me it's this shit!! We both know that you love Racer X, you're just obsessed with Popularity and money.

Your a musical prostitute. You suck,

Snakebyte

P.S.(from Paul) I ended up talking to Snakebyte on the phone a few months later, and he was really polite!
Extreme Volume Live

***Extreme Volume Live*** is Racer X's first live album. Recorded at the Country Club during touring for *Second Heat*, the album includes live versions of several Racer X songs, including some new songs that were intended for a third album. There are also solo pieces from each member of the band with the exception of Jeff Martin.

## Composition

The album was made from recordings of two shows at the Country Club in Reseda, California. The tracklist includes three songs that, to this date, have never been recorded for a studio album: "She Wants Control", "Scit Scat Wah", and "Set the World On Fire".

"Scit Scat Wah" is an instrumental piece which makes extensive use of string skipping and harmonized lines. It begins in D minor and modulates to G minor and later E minor. The middle section is a dueling solo passage between Bruce, Paul, Scott, and Juan.

"She Wants Control" features a synchronized line between the guitar/bass and Scott Travis's double bass drum.

"Set The World On Fire" is a slower heavy metal song in E minor. The solo section is played exclusively by Paul Gilbert and contains minimal drums and bass.

"Bruce's Solo" earned him acclaim due to its advanced implementations of sweeping as well as its break into a 12/8 blues section. The middle section sees Bruce using a Frank Gambale-inspired D major 7th sweep. Particular attention was paid to Bruce's use of dominant sweeps and fast runs over a blues context.

According to Bruce Bouillet, the album was mixed at martial artist/actor Chuck Norris' home studio.

## Tracklist

1. Loud and Clear
2. Dangerous Love
3. Bruce's Solo
4. Gone Too Far
5. John's Solo
6. She Wants Control
7. Scit Scat Wah
8. Into the Night
9. Paul's Solo
10. Motor Man
11. Scott's Solo
12. Set the World on Fire

## Personnel

* Jeff Martin: Lead Vocals
* Paul Gilbert: Guitar 1, backing vocals
* Bruce Bouillet: Guitar 2
* Juan Alderete: Bass, backing vocals
* Scott Travis: Drums

## References

1. ↑ "Great Racer X trivia question...", Racer X Asylum (2012) <http://www.racerxband.com/board/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=21624>
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The Scream

**The Scream**, not be be confused with the similarly named band Scream, was a short-lived band that followed the breakup of Racer X. Originally comprised of Bruce Bouillet, Juan Alderete, Scott Travis, and former Angora singer/then future Motley Crue, Union, and ESP singer/Ratt guitarist John Corabi, the band was essentially a re-worked Racer X with a new singer and without twin guitar harmonies.

## Background

In 1988, founding guitarist Paul Gilbert departed Racer X to form Mr. Big with Billy Sheehan. The same year, replacement guitarist Chris Arvan and singer Jeff Martin were dismissed from the band. The remaining members decided to "go 3-piece" and find a new singer, a process that took roughly a year.

Scott Travis left the band shortly after its formation to replace Dave Holland as the drummer for Judas Priest. He was replaced by Walt Woodward III.

Rather than the driving L.A. metal sound that Racer X embodied, The Scream was more of a southern rock/blues rock/heavy metal hybrid akin to bands such as Georgia Satellites and The Outlaws. On their album, *Let It Scream*, Bouillet played more country/blues-inspired solos as well as acoustic and slide guitar.

The band's most notable song is "Man In The Moon", a breakup song which heavily features acoustic and slide guitar. Even after the breakup of The Scream, singer John Corabi continued to perform the song live for the duration of his career.

John Corabi left the band to replace Vince Neil as the lead singer of Motley Crue. He was replaced by Billy Fogarty.

The Scream with Billy Fogarty recorded the album *Takin' It To The Next Level*, which wasn't released.

Soon after, The Scream broke up and Billy, Bruce, and Juan formed DC-10.

## Discography

* *Let It Scream* (1991)
* *Takin' It To The Next Level* (unreleased)
Solar Flare

The Solar Flare is a Semi-Auto dart blaster in the P.U.F.F. Series.

## Description

It is a normal-sized 1 dart blaster with a small laser pointer on the top and another trigger that activates it. It has a 1 dart storage above the laser pointer.

## Internals

The Flare utilizes a direct plunger system and intelligent air restrictors. It has a wire connected to the laser.

## Reloading & Firing

To reload, load 1 Puffer dart into the muzzle. Pull the plunger rod back to prime, and press the firing trigger to fire a dart.
Rain Plunger System

The Rain Plunger System is a firing system. There are two types. They are only used for blasters that have dart slots arranged in a circle pattern. It is always electric

## Single Rain

There is a normal plunger, but it moves around in a circle while firing. It would fire, then move a bit, then repeat.

## Multi-Rain

There is a normal plunger in front of each dart slot, and one will fire, then the next, until it gets back to the start.
Jane Porter The Mermaid

Jane Porter a woman from London and husband of the ape man known as Tarzan was sailing across the sea where Africa is and looked around. "Great to be out at sea! I wish Tarzan could've joined me but he has gorillas to lead." Jane began humming to herself combing her hair until she had an idea. "I think I'll go for a swim." Jane dressed in her loincloth and dove in the sea. Jane was having a great time swimming until she was dragged back on the boat and gagged by two crooks who followed her. "What shall we do with her?" The other crook spoke. "Let's let her drown." Jane tried to call for help but her mouth was gagged by the cloth and she was knocked out. The crooks chained Jane's arms and chained her feet to a steel ball then dumped her in the sea. Jane tried to surface but the ball was to heavy and sank to the bottom struggling. Jane gurgled as she tried to free herself then as she struggled further she gave a low moan as she drowned. Jane lied motionless on the sand until Aquata came up. "Who's this? Oh no this is a human woman and she needs to get to the surface!" Aquata freed Jane and brought her back to the surface. Jane coughed out the water she inhaled then saw Aquata. "Thank you for saving me. Are you a mermaid?" Aquata smiled. "Yes I'm Aquata Princess of Atlantica. What's your name?" Jane smiled back. "Jane Porter." "Nice to meet you Jane." "Nice to meet you too Aquata. I wish I were a mermaid like you." Aquata giggled. "I would say wish granted because look there." Jane looked and saw magic coming at her then swirled around her and Jane became a mermaid with green fins and green seashell bikini top. "Wow my wish came true." Aquata giggled. "Come I'll show you around." Jane followed Aquata under the sea to be given a tour. What will Jane do for her first time as a mermaid? That's another story.
Nerf Conception Wiki

## Welcome to the Wiki

Welcome to the wiki. Disclaimer: This is NOT a wiki where you nerf things, this is a wiki where you make nerf dart guns, super soakers, nitro(foam car), vortex(disc), rival(foam ball), and new nerf products.

## Describe your topic

Write a description about your topic. Let your readers know what your topic is about and add some general information about it.
P.O.O.F.E.R

The P.O.O.F.E.R.(**P**retty **O**ddly **O**verpowered **F**or **E**lectronic **R**evolver) is a dart blaster under the P.U.F.F. Series. It comes packaged with a shoulder stock and barrel extension.

## Details/Description

The Poofer is an electronic revolver with a 20-dart detachable cylinder. In the shoulder stock, there is an extra cylinder(detachable cylinder). It has a tactical rail atop, a stock attachment point at the back, and a barrel extension point at front.

## Internals

The P.O.O.F.E.R. has a motorized direct plunger system used to fire the darts out of the cylinder, and in the barrel extension, there is a set of flywheels(connected by metal bits to the battery pack in the blaster), known as an afterburner.

## Reloading/Firing

To reload, you either load darts into the cylinder, or you replace the cylinder with the one in the shoulder stock. To fire, you toggle the on/off button, and the system should kick in, just hold the firing trigger. If using the afterburner, toggle the afterburner's on/off button, wait for the flywheels to rev up, and hold the trigger to fire a swarm of darts.
Cielo Kingdom

***“There not many information about this "kingdom" however we still have some info for you!.”***

This Kingdon is introduced to us on page 48 of the comic.

The Cielo Regnum's corresponding village is, Duck-Terrain.

This Kingdom is filled with ducks apparently, it's a floating land with a castle and waterfalls on it, not much to say about it tbh.

the Ruler of this Kingdom is Rick

This kingdom is an ally of the Celestial Kingdom.
Knucklefire WG-4

The Knucklefire is a double action 4 shot shot gun where each barrel goes in between your knuckles.

## Modding

If you modify it will have a very hard trigger pull which

is important for any younger nerfers but if you are an adult

I highly recommend modding it

## Other attributes

### Fourth

there is a super soaker version called the h2ops splatterfire
Promethus

The nerf rival Phantom Corps Prometheus is a quote "sniper rifle" under the rival line

## Promethus

### Released

when hasbro reads the nerf conception wiki

## cosmetics

The Prometheus looks similar to the nerf whiteout longstrike while it also takes elements from the nerf longshot because it has a front gun.

## internals

The Prometheus is a bolt action rifle using a direct plunger system to prime it.

## trivia

The Prometheus takes elements from both the longstrike cs-6 and the longshot cs-6.
ZBlast EBF-50

The ZBlast EBF-50, or ZBlast is a Zombie Strike Series dart blaster. It requires 4 "D" batteries to operate.

## Description

The Zblast is an electronic belt fed blaster. It has a medium sized tactical rail on the top, and a small one on the left side.

## Reloading & Firing

To load it, take out the belt, load darts into it, and put it back in. Then press the power button and the flywheels will rev up. Hold the trigger to fire the darts. It takes 10 seconds for the flywheels to reach max speed.Press the power button again while it is firing to stop the belt and darts.
Chamberlain Coven

**The Chamberlain Coven** are a group of witches based in Los Angeles. The Coven is one of several covens residing in California but it is the only one who lives inside Los Angeles. Other covens of witches live in the other parts of Los Angeles.

## History

The coven is known to practice ancestral magic, by which they draw power from their consecrated dead ancestors who are buried  in the Los Angeles. Since their ancestors' remains are the source of their power, the coven cannot leave the city, or they would be abandoning their legacy. If a Nighwalker witch did leave the city, it would result in the witch being cut off from his or her connection to the ancestral magic. The coven is also one of nine covens present in the city.

## Members

Benjamin Chamberlain  (Leader)Christopher ChamberlainMalachai ChamberlainElizabeth ChamberlainGenevieve  (Formerly;Shunned)
Solar Charge

The Solar Charge is a missile blaster in the P.U.F.F. Series.

## Details

The Solar Charge is a heavy-hitting blaster much like the Titan. It holds 1 Poofsile on the bottom and holds 1 on the barrel(the one for firing). The air pump is located on the back.

## Internals

The internals work by pumping air in from the back, and then the trigger releases the air into the dart post and the Poofsile fires.

## Reloading & Firing

Load in 1 Poofsile. Pump air into the gun via air pump on back. Press the firing trigger to fire a Poofsile.
Solar Blast

The Solar Blast is a High-Puffing Round blaster in the P.U.F.F. Series. It comes packaged with a tripod.

## Details

The Solar Blast has a front turret with 15 slots. Each slot can hold 2 rounds, making for a total of 30 rounds. The Solar Blast has a tactical rail on the bottom, and no sling points.

## Internals

The Solar Blast has no acceleration trigger, and the fire trigger acts as an on/off switch as well. It is full-auto. Requires 4 D batteries to operate internals. Uses a Multi-Rain Plunger System .

## Reloading & Firing

To reload, load 2 High-Puffing Rounds into each slot on the turret. Hold down the trigger and the solar blast will rotate its front turret and start firing, then stop spinning when empty.

## Trivia

Should be in rival, but why not be puff rounds?
Boominator

The Boominator is a Doomlands 2169 Elite Missile blaster.

## Description

The Boominator looks very much like the Doominator except it is Doomlands and has four 4 missile drums, no flip trigger, a shoulder stock with a 4 elite missile storage, and a rev trigger. It has a sling point on the shoulder stock, one below the drum cage, and one under the muzzle. Nerfers will need a very big sling or bandolier because of the size of the blaster.

## Reloading and firing

To reload, load in 4 missiles into each drum. To fire, rev it and fire. It will spin the drum while firing, then spin to the next drum.
Herbs

**Herbs** are plants often used by witches as ingredients which can be incorporated into spells. They are provided by Nature and shown to have their own magical properties. Different herbs have different uses in which they can be used both to give aid and to harm others.

## Sage

**Sage** has a variety of magical uses in the occult world, most commonly known as a Native American herb used for cleansing and purification of the self and/or a place. It has a long rooted history in European witchcraft as well. Sage is a plant of immortality and life, and with its properties as a purification herb, it only makes sense to use this in a mixture to extract information.

## Wormwood and Ripple Weed

Wormwood and ripple weed are two herbs used by Genevieve to cast a powerful locator spell to find Christopher Chamberlain's daughter, who had been cloaked by powerful magic.
Bulletin board Wiki

## Welcome to the Bulletin board Wiki

Hello! So, i decided to make a wiki that you can post news.

Also no mature rated content, please. It will be removed if you post it .

## About the creator

I have made this wikia on 8th July 2017.

I love the Powerpuff Girls,anime , chocolate and.... i cant list them all! :D

## Latest activity

Photos and videos are a great way to add visuals to your wiki. Find videos about your topic by exploring Fandom's Video Library.

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Celestial Kingdom

***“There not many information about this "kingdom" however we still have some info for you!.”***

This kingdom is introduced to us since the very beginning (page 1).

The Celestial Regnum's corresponding village is Dreamland.

One relevant feature of this kingdom is that almost every edification is made of gold and imagination, so you can create anything you want just by imagining it.

The celestials have a sort of issue with the Necro Kingdom they think "necros are pure evil" and things like that.

The Ruler of this kingdom is Aaron (Lustro's dad) and Lustro, who is the new ruler of the kingdom.

Based on some Info the Celestials are Allied with the Cielo Kingdom and The Mizo.
Nightmare Kingdom

***“There not many information about this "kingdom" however we still have some info for you!.”***

The Nightmare Regnum's corresponding village is, Horrorland

The kingdom isn't really what you think. This regnum was made with the nightmares and terrors of each village and regnum. Every regnum stays away from this regnum, except for the Necros

 the Ruler of this Kingdom is Clemente (Toffee’s Father) and Toffee

It’s unsure about that this kingdom is allied with the Necro Kingdom based on some "official" info given by the creator.
Slaughter ☆ Party

***“Warning: This wiki contains spoilers in the story, if you haven't read the comic, I recommend to read it in Deviantart if you have Deviantart account."***

 Slaughter ☆ Party is a comic about some teens/young adults who got too curious about the paranormal and cults, as a result, a portal to another dimension called the “Topsy Truvy”, where all good and bad monsters, ghosts, etc. Live in, opened up in their world.

It was created in May 10, 2017 and was put on hiatus. As of July, 5 2019, it only has 2 pages.

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## **Characters**

###  Humans

* Curtis Smith
* Fritz Smith
* Jordyn
* Kian
* Susan
* Eugene
* Xion Eliade
* Mike Schmidt
* Jeremy Fitzgerald

###  Monsters

* Simon
* Teneo
* The Riddler
* La Silencia
* Ahriman
* Pip
* W. & B.
* Wisp
* Terror-Razor
* Katherine
* Flora
* Poundcake
* Invado
* Crow
* Blitz
* Garren Snow
* Madrona
* Wysteria
* Masked Crawler
Gummy Kingdom

***“There not many information about this "kingdom" however we still have some info for you!.”***

The Gummy Regnum's corresponding village is, Candyland

This Regnum is a very innoccent looking regnum filled with gummy people. These species are called Dots. They're squishy and sweet little suckers, but they can kick your booty.

Their entire kingdom is literally sugar coated and bouncy. They have cake-pop street lights and lollipop stop signs. They are so sweet, but they can be bittersweet if you mess with them.

the Ruler of this Kingdom is unknown
FNAF Comix

"Those Gifts, are the ones you receive from a very special person, and that very special person gives you a new Life, but what happens when you desire that Gift? What happens when that person gives you that new Life? You end up regretting it. Now, that will haunt you throughout eternity. You will cry... You will Scream... But no one can hear you. Only your fear can, and when fear is the only friend that you have, you start to except it. Fear is your only friend here, and when fear turns into something else, it becomes Rage. So why tremble? Why cry? You've got, what you wanted. You are here to Give Gifts and Give Life."-animationwolfyumi14 2014

### Status

Cancelled (Hiatus)

**"*Warning: This wiki contains spoilers in the story, if you haven't read the comic, i recommend to read it in Devianart if you have Devianart account."***

FNAF Comix is a comic series based on the game called FNAF it was created in September 20, 2014 but got cancelled (or probably in hiatus) in July 1, 2015. It has 43 pages, 1 Comic Dubbed, 5 Episode audio skit series and 2 Livestream QnA in 2 hours.

The creator said that they might re continue it with no voice actor due to that there doing in there own ways

## **Characters**

### **Animatronic**

* Freddy
* Bonnie
* Chica
* Foxy
* Golden Freddy
* Marionette
* Toy Freddy
* Toy Bonnie
* Toy Chica
* Mangle
* Balloon Boy
* Shadow Freddy
* Shadow Bonnie

### **Human**

* Mike Schmidt
* Clare
* Susan
* Jeremy Fitzgerald
* Carl
* Curtis Smith
* Fritz Smith
* Richard
* Ben
* Cynthia
* Sam
* Thomas
* Cameron