Ratt: Atlantic Years 1984-1990
Ratt: Atlantic Years 1984-1990
Format: CD
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Artist: Ratt
Label: Hne
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5013929923201
Genre: Heavy Metal, Heavy Metal
Five CD set. Taking inspiration from Aerosmith and Van Halen, Ratt originally formed in Hollywood in the mid-1970s, eventually releasing the independent 'Dr. Rock' single in 1980, before contributing a track to the highly influential Metal Masacre compilation in 1981, and their independently released, self-titled mini-album in 1983. 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 favor with both radio and on MTV, where clips for singles 'Round And Round' and 'Back For More' received heavy rotation. In 1985, Ratt followed up their full length debut with Invasion Of Your Privacy. Produced by Beau Hill (Alice Cooper, Kix, Winger, Warrant, Fiona, Europe). Ratt's popularity wasn't confined to the States, as they would make fans as far afield as Japan, as well as inclusion on the UK's legendary Monsters Of Rock festival in 1985, on a bill featuring ZZ Top, Marillion, Bon Jovi & Metallica. Not wasting any time, and again with Beau Hill at the helm, Ratt released Dancing Undercover in 1986. Fourth album Reach For The Sky (1988) was the last album to be produced by Beau Hill, and was co-produced with Mike Stone (Queen). Their 5th record, 1990's Detonator, was the last album released by Atlantic and the final record to feature the classic line-up. Each CD in this set includes bonus material.
Tracks:
1.1 Wanted Man
1.2 You're in Trouble
1.3 Round and Round
1.4 In Your Direction
1.5 She Wants Money
1.6 Lack of Communication
1.7 Back for More
1.8 The Morning After
1.9 I'm Insane
1.10 Scene of the Crime
1.11 Round and Round (Single Edit)
2.1 You're in Love
2.2 Never Use Love
2.3 Lay It Down
2.4 Give It All
2.5 Closer to My Heart
2.6 Between the Eyes
2.7 What You Give Is What You Get
2.8 Got Me on the Line
2.9 You Should Know By Now
2.10 Dangerous But Worth the Risk
2.11 What You Give Is What You Get (Single Edit)
3.1 Dance
3.2 One Good Lover
3.3 Drive Me Crazy
3.4 Slip of the Lip
3.5 Body Talk
3.6 Looking for Love
3.7 7th Avenue
3.8 It Doesn't Matter
3.9 Take a Chance
3.10 Enough Is Enough
3.11 Dance (Single Edit)
4.1 City to City
4.2 I Want a Woman
4.3 Way Cool JR
4.4 Don't Bite the Hand That Feeds
4.5 I Want to Love You Tonight
4.6 Chain Reaction
4.7 No Surprise
4.8 Bottom Line
4.9 What's It Gonna Be
4.10 What I'm After
4.11 Way Cool Jr. (MTV Unplugged)
5.1 Intro to Shame
5.2 Shame Shame Shame
5.3 Lovin' You's a Dirty Job
5.4 Scratch That Itch
5.5 One Step Away
5.6 Hard Time
5.7 Heads I Win, Tails You Lose
5.8 All or Nothing
5.9 Can't Wait on Love
5.10 Givin' Yourself Away
5.11 Top Secret
5.12 Lovin' You's a Dirty Job (Ratt Fonic Monster Mix)
5.13 Lovin' You's a Dirty Job (Ratt Fonic Radio Mix)
5.14 Nobody Rides for Free (Point Break Soundtrack)
