Racer X - Snowball Of Doom 2 (2000)

Snowball of Doom 2 is a double album released by Racer X. It is the band's fourth live album, and was recorded in Japan. It was initially released alongside Getting Heavier.

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. (and Guitar Solo)"
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" 

• Jeff Martin: vocals
• Paul Gilbert: lead and rhythm guitar
• John Alderete: bass guitar
• Scott Travis: drums

Racer X - Snowball of Doom [Live] (2002)

Snowball of Doom is the third live album by Racer X. It was recorded on May 25, 2001 at the Whisky a Go Go in West Hollywood, California at Racer X's first live concert since their hiatus.

Tracklist :

1. "17th Moon"
2. "Into the Night"
3. "Let the Spirit Fly"
4. "Street Lethal"
5. "Dead Man's Shoes"
6. "Scarified"
7. "Getaway"
8. "Snakebite"
9. "Hammer Away"
10. "Evil Joe"
11. "Phallic Tractor"
12. "Fire of Rock"
13. "Godzilla" (Blue Öyster Cult Cover) 

• Jeff Martin: vocals
• Paul Gilbert: lead and rhythm guitar
• John Alderete: bass guitar
• Scott Travis: drums

Racer X - Getting Heavier (2002)

Getting Heavier is Racer X's fifth and most recent studio album.

 Tracklist :

1. "Dr. X" - 5:31
2. "Lucifer's Hammer" - 3:43
3. "Golden God" - 4:23
4. "Bucket of Rocks" - 4:27
5. "Go-GG-Go" - 4:19
6. "Heaven in '74" - 3:26
7. "Everything's Everything" - 3:46
8. "Empty Man" - 4:57
9. "The Siren's Eye" - 6:23
10. "Ghost Dance" - 5:03
11. "Endless" - 5:24
12. "Catapult to Extinction" - 4:58

• Jeff Martin- vocals
• Paul Gilbert- lead and rhythm guitar
• John Alderete- bass guitar
• Scott Travis- drums

Racer X - Superheroes (2000)

Superheroes is a the fourth studio album by Racer X. It was released in Japan under the name "Adventure of X-men", and distributed by Universal Japan. This album was released on Paul Gilbert's 34th birthday.

Tracklist : 

1. Superheroes" - 4:40
2. "Let the Spirit Fly" - 3:47
3. "Godzilla" - 4:50 (Blue Öyster Cult Cover)
4. "Dead Man's Shoes" - 4:07
5. "King of the Monsters" - 4:49
6. "Mad at the World" - 4:00
7. "Evil Joe" - 3:59
8. "That Hormone Thing" - 4:36
9. "Viking Kong" - 5:02
10. "Time Before the Sun" - 7:14
11. "O.H.B." - 4:10 *

• Jeff Martin, vocals
• Paul Gilbert, lead and rhythm guitar
• John Alderete, bass guitar
• Scott Travis, drums

Racer X - Technical Difficulties (1999)

Technical Difficulties is the third studio album by Racer X. It introduced the final lineup of the band which excluded Bruce Bouillet. This was the first Racer X album to be recorded after the band's hiatus.
The song "Technical Difficulties" also appears in the videogame Brütal Legend.

 Tracklist :

1. "Phallic Tractor" - 0:56
2. "Fire of Rock" - 4:57
3. "Snakebite" - 4:23
4. "Technical Difficulties" - 4:21 *
5. "Miss Mistreater" - 4:32
6. "Bolt in My Heart" - 4:11
7. "17th Moon" - 4:06
8. "Waiting" - 4:30
9. "Poison Eyes" - 4:18
10. "B.R.O." - 1:20 **
11. "God of the Sun" - 5:16
12. "Give It to Me" - 3:16
13. "The Executioner's Song" - 4:09

• Jeff Martin, vocals
• Paul Gilbert, lead and rhythm guitar
• John Alderete, bass guitar
• Scott Travis, drums

Racer X - Street Lethal (1986)

Street Lethal was recorded in Prairie Sun Studio, in Cotati, California. Guitarist Paul Gilbert used two borrowed guitars to record the album - a Squier Strat and a custom made Wayne Charvel guitar. Street Lethal was released on January 1, 1986, through Shrapnel Records. Street Lethal would be the only Racer X album to feature drummer Harry Gschoesser, because his visa ran out in 1986. Gschoesser would leave Racer X after the release of Street Lethal and return to his native Austria.

• Jeff Martin: vocals
• Paul Gilbert: lead and rhythm guitar
• John Alderete: bass guitar
• Harry Gschoesser: drums

Racer X - Second Heat (1987)

Second Heat is the second album by Racer X. The album introduced two new members to the band lineup, Bruce Bouillet and Scott Travis.

Tracklist :

1. "Sacrifice" - 4:03
2. "Gone Too Far" - 2:55
3. "Scarified" - 2:41
4. "Sunlit Nights" - 3:36
5. "Hammer Away" - 3:45
6. "Heart of a Lion" - 4:04 (Judas Priest cover)
7. "Motor Man" - 3:46
8. "Moonage Daydream" - 3:31 (David Bowie cover)
9. "Living the Hard Way" - 3:34
10. "Lady Killer" - 4:02 

• Jeff Martin: vocals
• Paul Gilbert: lead and rhythm guitar
• Bruce Bouillet: lead and rhythm guitar
• John Alderete: bass guitar
• Scott Travis: drums

Additional personnel

• Mike Mani: keyboards on "Sunlit Nights" and "Heart of a Lion"

Racer X - Live Extreme, Vol. 2 (1992)

Extreme Volume II Live is the second live album by Racer X. Although it succeeds the release of Extreme Volume Live by four years, the songs on the album were actually recorded at the same time. At the time of the album's release, Racer X was on hiatus.

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)

• Jeff Martin, vocals
• Paul Gilbert, lead and rhythm guitar
• Bruce Bouillet, lead guitar and rhythm guitar
• John Alderete, bass guitar
• Scott Travis, drums

Racer X - Live Extreme, Vol. 1 (1988)

Extreme Volume Live is the first live album by Racer X. It features solos from four members of the band. It was recorded at The Country Club in Reseda, California. There's an "F-Bomb" spoken by Jeff Martin at the beginning of 'Motor Man' that is bleeped out for the safety of everybody's ears.

    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"

• Jeff Martin, vocals
• Paul Gilbert, lead guitar and rhythm guitar
• Bruce Bouillet, lead guitar and rhythm guitar
• John Alderete, bass guitar
• Scott Travis, drums