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Ratt Atlantic Years 1984-1990

Format:
5CD
Style:
Hard Rock
Release:
27.03.2020
Art-Nr.:
CD22157
Label:
Cherry Red
Price no VAT, plus Shipping 26.88 €

Tracklist

01
Wanted Man
02
You're In Trouble
03
Round And Round
04
In Your Direction
05
She Wants Money
06
Lack Of Communication
07
Back For More
08
The Morning After
09
I'm Insane
10
Scene Of The Crime
11
Round And Round (single Edit)
01
You're In Love
02
Never Use Love
03
Lay It Down
04
Give It All
05
Closer To My Heart
06
Between The Eyes
07
What You Give Is What You Get
08
Got Me On The Line
09
You Should Know By Now
10
Dangerous But Worth The Risk
11
What You Give Is What You Get (single Edit)
01
Dance
02
One Good Lover
03
Drive Me Crazy
04
Slip Of The Lip
05
Body Talk
06
Looking For Love
07
7th Avenue
08
It Doesn't Matter
09
Take A Chance
10
Enough Is Enough
11
Dance (single Edit)
01
City To City
02
I Want A Woman
03
Way Cool Jr.
04
Don't Bite The Hand That Feeds
05
I Want To Love You Tonight
06
Chain Reaction
07
No Surprise
08
Bottom Line
09
What's It Gonna Be
10
What I'm After
11
Way Cool Jr. (mtv Unplugged)
01
Intro To Shame
02
Shame Shame Shame
03
Lovin' You's A Dirty Job
04
Scratch That Itch
05
One Step Away
06
Hard Time
07
Heads I Win, Tails You Lose
08
All Or Nothing
09
Can't Wait On Love
10
Givin' Yourself Away
11
Top Secret
12
Lovin' You's A Dirty Job (ratt Fonic Monster Mix)
13
Lovin' You's A Dirty Job (ratt Fonic Radio Mix)
14
Nobody Rides For Free (point Break Soundtrack)

Description

Taking inspiration from Aerosmith and Van Halen, Ratt originally formed in Hollywood in the mid-1970s. But Ratt finally made their mark when Stephen Pearcy (vocals), Robbin Crosby (guitar), Warren DeMartini (guitar), Juan Croucier (bass) and Bobby Blotzer (drums) signed to Atlantic Records in 1984 for the "Out Of The Cellar" LP. Their tuneful hard rock found favour with both radio and on MTV, where clips for singles 'Round And Round' and 'Back For More' received heavy rotation. A big influence on the growing glam and hair metal scene based around LA's Sunset Strip, "Out of The Cellar" would soon reach triple platinum status. The radio edit of 'Round And Round' is included as a bonus track.