Stephen Pearcy lead vocals Robbin Crosby guitars and vocals Warren De Martini guitars and vocals Bobby Blotzer drums Juan Croucier bass and vocals 1. Sweet Cheater 0:00 2. You Think You're Tough 2:48 3. U Got It 6:48 4. Tell The World 9:53 5. Back For More 13:10 6. Walkin' The Dog 18:29
These guys were a perfect production package. Seeing the cover takes me back to circa '84. A best bud had this and the Invasion posters on his wall and a couple Kiss post Ace posters on his wall...lmao. he didnt look like a RATT and metal fan...theyve got a great catalogue!!
"You Think Your Tough" takes me immediately back to 83/84 when i was 13 and just getting into all that good music.....Motley Crue, Judas Priest, Ozzy, KISS, Quiet Riot...all of it.....just an awesome time! Thanks for posting!
That's cool. Did the same thing. Went down the Black Sabbath, Zeppelin, Iron Maiden ride as well. The spandex crew got worn out on me after a couple years. There are some great tunes that still grab me when I hear them. I had a copy of Ride the Lightning that belonged to a radio station in San Fransico before the album came out. My friend gave it to me. I've lost true passion for most of the music (spandex crew) from then. You are right about the final mixdown on this EP. It sounds heavier, definitely better then the polished albums that followed. Oh ya. I have been a musician since I was 9 years old. You and I are 😮 54. I was born in 1970. Age has changed my taste a bit. Don't get me wrong. I listen to alot of heavy music. More on the rock / blues spot. I play a bunch of stringed instruments like the guitar, bass, mandolin, piano etc. Short semi pro career but I mostly enjoy writing my own stuff still and jammin' with whoever is on my Playlist. I hope you discover tonnes more music on the utube. If you don't have it, get the premium. It's worth it. Peace, and ROCK ON my friend
Me too! I was 13.-14.. Graduated 1987.. Greatest time ever!!We had the garage band playing a couple years after. Now I'm a UA-cam drummer. Check my channel out!!🥁🎛️🎸🔥🤘
Robbin always said that this album was the "True" Ratt sound!! It's an awesome, phenomenal and ass kickin' album!!! RIP Robbin and a heart-felt "Thank You" always for so much. Not just for the music but giving us all a huge part of yourself in the music....The music was in you and you were seriously in the music!!!! We will NEVER forget you KING!!
Too bad they didn’t stay true to their true sound. I like the first album, but if it had the same raw production as this EP, it would have been that much better. They wound up with each successive album just getting slicker and more polished, to the point where they just started sounding like one big Pepsi commercial by the late 80’s. The (over)production overshadowed the music itself. If only they would have kept it raw like this, but then again it was the 80’s. That’s just how it went back then.
@@Shikta-poobah67 I couldn't agree more with you there!! In my own opinion, Robbin was their backbone, phenomenal song writer, vocalist, guitarist for sure and when they let him go, the band went down big time. Then Robbin passed and now, to me, they're only as good as a backyard party band for hire. I loved this album...the rawness to it just awesome!! They should've stayed to their own sound and not let other influences take that away from them!! I completely agree with you!!!
@@play4u67 Yeah, from all I’ve heard over the years, Robbin really was the heart and soul of RATT. Without him they just didn’t have that “thing” that made them click in the early days. He was obviously essential to what they were doing. Definitely left us too soon. May he rest in power.
Robbin was the easiest one of them to work with. He was, by all accounts, an easy going and really super nice guy to be around. The producer of "Out Of The Cellar", Beau Hill said this in an interview (which I found informative and interesting at the same time). I miss Robbin and the original Ratt lineup too. And yes you are so right, he did leave us way too soon. #RIPRobbinKingCrosby @@Shikta-poobah67
Danny i’m young and without your channel i would have never found all these amazing songs. I love the vids, i always use them to play while i’m in the car, Ratt will always be the best alongside with VanHalen! thank you!
I was wearing that shirt in class in '85 and Mr Pelagrino called me up front and drew a picture of the shirt and had a kid bring it to the VP office. Next class VP called me in but I knew what was up so I got a Ratt shirt from Bobby Campbell between classes and walked into the VP office. He couldn't find the mid finger on the shirt so that was that. True story.@@darenyoung8045
WOW brother that's what's ☝ up my thing was my girls ALWAYS dumped me for being TOO SHY TO LAY IT DOWN THEN i got good playing. Where earth shaker was thay were good way back THEN brian frank then it becomes city kidd LOTS of good gigs playing at the oasis Ballroom in downtown Sacramento California Frank's amazing drive and Brian wheat STARTED 🌎 earth shaker CITY KIDD i had ben jamming OFF and on with my favourite guitarists mr RONNIE MONTROSE HE'S UP IN ROCK N ROLL HEAVEN IAM PRETTY DANG SHURE HE WAS SUCH A NICE GUY he had said he was busy working with a band CITY KIDD and the name had to go so TESLA WAS FORMED I HAD BEN WRITEING NEW SONGS I HAD LOST THE LOVE OF MY LIFE SO MY SONG'S LIFE STORY WAS BACK FOR MORE LOL NO B.S. SAD BUT TRUE IT WAS A GOOD THING TO HAVE HAD SKIPS MUSIC THAY WERE MY MUSIC STORE OF CHOICE MY BROTHER WAS FRIENDS WITH HIM SPIDER KELLY THE ORIGINAL ONE WAS THERE NAME SO DANNY THANKS SO MUCH FOR THESE FANTASTIC BAND WHOLE RECORD'S THING MUSIC HAS ALWAYS BEEN MY HEALING COPING TOOL OF COURSE I MADE SOME WRONG WAYS WITH THE MANY MANY FACTORS LOSING FAMILY MEMBERS MY MA SHE LOVED MUSIC AT 8 THE RACK WAS FUL)LY STOCKED FROM JANIS TO JEFFERSON AIRPLANE. WORKING MANS DEAD BEATLES MOBY GRAPE CCR CSNY DAVID LA FLAME ALL THE GREAT STUFF ITS ON UA-cam AND DARREN TAYLOR AT THE TIME WAS THE SINGER WE RECORD IT IN NASHVILLE MAMA LOVES SKYNYRD I STILL AM MAD HE SAYS HE WROTE IT T;THAT IS BS THANK YOU DANNY IAM GOING THROUGH A HEALTH PROBLEMS DONT KNOW WHAT'S THE STORY YET BUT YOUR PICS ARE HELPING ME MUCH LOVE SENT TO YOU AND TESLA FRANK HANNON BAND TOO FOR YOUR MUSICAL SUPPORT
I lived through Ratts progression of music, The non polished sound on the EP makes it sound gritty and raw, honestly the more polished they became the weaker they became, don't get me wrong I love Ratt. Holds a place in my metal heart!!!!
This EP and the first album (Out Of The Cellar) are the only releases you need. The only other song I like by them from any of the later albums is “Body Talk”. As you said, they just got way too slick and polished after the first album. The rawness of this EP is more my style.
Thanks for this! I love this album. After buying Out of the Cellar as a kid I went back to the record store looking for anything else Ratt & came home with this. My band even used to cover their cover of Walking the Dog lol. Good times! Ratt n' Roll! 🤘🎵💥
Great EP Debut by RATT, Raw, Heavy & Tough...Cool cover...Those legs of Tawny Kitaen ( R.I.P. ) were legendary !!! Top crush on all Headbangers....Excellent Danny, thanks !!!
Tawny was one of the kind; climbing down the stairs, turining around, taking her glasses off, laying down on the Jaguars... Still Of The Night. Btw this album is good.
This EP was pretty great. I got a brand new promotional copy of it in ‘83 when I was growing up in Houston . Time Coast Records. It was hot off the presses and very few people back then in Texas had even heard of RATT yet. The only reason I found out about them was because I knew this girl in HS whose dad was some record company executive, and he was always getting stacks of promos sent to him, which he would sometimes give to her. She decided for whatever reason that I should have this. I’m glad she did. Blasted it constantly back then. So, there were a few of us outside of California who knew about RATT and about this EP in those early days before Round And Round came out. Unfortunately I no longer have my record. Lost it in a house fire in 2003, along with a couple thousand other records.
Mona Loveland's legs on the cover!!❤❤❤ Johnny Fever in the booth: "..Did you order a deluxe redhead with everything to be delivered?" .... Mona: Very nice to meet you." Johnny: "Same here, same here., even though I have a feeling you're gonna take all my money and leave me for dead." I love WKRP!!! RIP Howard and Tawny.
I got to hang out with Ratt in 1987 or 88 when they came through Topeka, Ks. Stayed at the Hollidome and they had rooms right near us. Met them all. Robin Crosby was cutting the cheese by the pool. Funnier than hell. Juan Crocier was playing video games with us in the arcade at the hotel. So much fun. They were all awesome!
I've always loved this EP. I completely wore it out back in the day! I know that I still have it around here somewhere. It absolutely rocks! And it captures the raw energy of this great band...reminds me of the same raw energy captured on Crue's first album.
This EP could hang with the best metal of the time. Can't say the same for anything after 85 from these guys (even though I love all their stuff), but this is absolutely killer!
IMHO this ! really was the best RATT album ever. Bought it at a local record store in Brandon, FL when nobody but Cali crowds really new who they were and it was first pressed and released on vinyl. Still have it. Kicked some ass at the time. STILL DOES. Has that unpolished garage band sound. Badass
You Think You're Tough is what got me into this band. It was different from what I was listening to at the time. I knew about Ratt before Out of the Cellar! I was vindicated!
Its crazy there I was a 80's kid who really wasn't into Ratt then after years of guitar playing hearing DeMartini riff's im learning Ratt tunes.. That 80's sound is fxxking killer ! One of the best generations of music.
Upload all yer shit the way it was intended years ago Dannyboy. No enhancements, no remixes, no remasters. Gritty, loud, in true analog. Thanks brother.🤘🤘🏿🤘🏻🤘🏼🤘🏽🤘🇺🇸
In 1983 they challenged the Crue. The sound is amazing. Crisp, heavy and raw. Robbin & Warren were kicking ass since the beginning. Steven is awesome on vocals. Great debut album, even if it's EP. The sleeve couldn't be better. RIP Robbin & Tawny. You're forever immortalized.
This was a raw, heavy, and somewhat punk rock like EP. They were a hungry Sunset Strip band ready to burst onto the scene. I remember having this on cassette tape I purchased at Wal-Mart. They used these songs in their set list for several tours to follow.
There were at least two versions of this EP. It was around the time of this EP that Warren DeMartini reportedly briefly filled in for George Lynch in Dokken.
I wore this cassette out back in the day. Wish that I would've been able to save it. Some of the old Ratt music is hard to find, and better yet put together like this UA-cam upload. Brings back memories.
DISCASO MUY BUENO Y RECUERDOS EN GUADALAJARA MEXICO RECUERDO QUE LO CONSEGUI CON UN AMIGO POR QUE SOLO SACARON UN TIRAGE Y VALIO LA PENA JIMMI ROCK LUGARES OCULTOS
Love Ratt & love the album. Love the old school rocking vibe with the edgy intensity of the adrenalizing harmonies & vocals and the killer line-up of songs. A pleasurable upload Danny & have a comforting evening!
Or just not overproduced, like all their later albums. Out Of The Cellar is a great album, but after that it just got *WAY* too slick and polished (for my taste). That was a big problem with a lot of 80’s metal. I liked my metal raw, heavy, and dirty, and as the 80’s wore on that kind of production got a lot more scarce.
It was gifted to me. I knew fuck all about RATT at the time. It was at least a year before Round And Round came out and made them big, plus I wasn’t living in Southern California so I hadn’t heard anything about them on a local level. All I knew was that I liked the album cover graphics, and then when I listened to it I really liked the rawness and Stephen Pearcy’s raspy vocals. Plus the cover (Walkin’ The Dog) was familiar. Kinda like that first Motley Crue album, it had this stripped down, rough around the edges sound quality that I loved, and was used to, being heavily into punk. I never once thought this was punk. It’s metal all the way… but the rawness of it was something I could definitely appreciate.
Stephen Pearcy lead vocals
Robbin Crosby guitars and vocals
Warren De Martini guitars and vocals
Bobby Blotzer drums
Juan Croucier bass and vocals
1. Sweet Cheater 0:00
2. You Think You're Tough 2:48
3. U Got It 6:48
4. Tell The World 9:53
5. Back For More 13:10
6. Walkin' The Dog 18:29
These guys were a perfect production package. Seeing the cover takes me back to circa '84. A best bud had this and the Invasion posters on his wall and a couple Kiss post Ace posters on his wall...lmao. he didnt look like a RATT and metal fan...theyve got a great catalogue!!
Man, where can I get this album?
@@scsi_joe www.cafr.ebay.ca/itm/234618020414?hash=item36a052e23e:g:2ZsAAOSwpwJi0u5H&amdata=enc%3AAQAHAAAAoIupA9AV9gNhgTZHowdrrulz0Jk0kkDhOTkIGPp5IUOqsqxaHyOFUYWS4Td27iUuv%2Fev5VdzMO8kc13cVEQ0%2BGWVvgdN68cFWHsh2YGilZ5yj8yTQZIBX%2BP9RcTwgAj7ptPAxB%2B7Mystp1aw4TpN8Cq1leDjRXtbT5p4sGTMms7x9kn5So37WF6qoHd7KHtkHAsuw8AQvyIdo6ZKl6SHaP4%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR6bEr7CsYQ
@@dannywaystedofficialhardnh2235 Thanks!
but... $89 U.S.???
@@scsi_joe ... I will sell you a original mint copy on cassette. Perfect shape. 🤔
"You Think Your Tough" takes me immediately back to 83/84 when i was 13 and just getting into all that good music.....Motley Crue, Judas Priest, Ozzy, KISS, Quiet Riot...all of it.....just an awesome time! Thanks for posting!
Same with me. Miss those times.
That's cool. Did the same thing. Went down the Black Sabbath, Zeppelin, Iron Maiden ride as well. The spandex crew got worn out on me after a couple years. There are some great tunes that still grab me when I hear them. I had a copy of Ride the Lightning that belonged to a radio station in San Fransico before the album came out. My friend gave it to me. I've lost true passion for most of the music (spandex crew) from then. You are right about the final mixdown on this EP. It sounds heavier, definitely better then the polished albums that followed. Oh ya. I have been a musician since I was 9 years old. You and I are 😮 54. I was born in 1970. Age has changed my taste a bit. Don't get me wrong. I listen to alot of heavy music. More on the rock / blues spot. I play a bunch of stringed instruments like the guitar, bass, mandolin, piano etc. Short semi pro career but I mostly enjoy writing my own stuff still and jammin' with whoever is on my Playlist. I hope you discover tonnes more music on the utube. If you don't have it, get the premium. It's worth it. Peace, and ROCK ON my friend
Me too! I was 13.-14.. Graduated 1987.. Greatest time ever!!We had the garage band playing a couple years after. Now I'm a UA-cam drummer. Check my channel out!!🥁🎛️🎸🔥🤘
I still got this one on cassette. Love how raw and unpolished their original sound was.
I used to have it on cassette pretty cool to hear it again
I have it too. I was 12 when I got it then Out of the Cellar. Omg!!! What an awesome rime
Bobby Blotzer, doesn't get enough credit.
Great drummer.
Robbin always said that this album was the "True" Ratt sound!! It's an awesome, phenomenal and ass kickin' album!!! RIP Robbin and a heart-felt "Thank You" always for so much. Not just for the music but giving us all a huge part of yourself in the music....The music was in you and you were seriously in the music!!!! We will NEVER forget you KING!!
Kicking rock sht.mon still in20s back in the day thxrockin robÿnrattlovers,L.A.had it all and always will
Too bad they didn’t stay true to their true sound. I like the first album, but if it had the same raw production as this EP, it would have been that much better. They wound up with each successive album just getting slicker and more polished, to the point where they just started sounding like one big Pepsi commercial by the late 80’s. The (over)production overshadowed the music itself. If only they would have kept it raw like this, but then again it was the 80’s. That’s just how it went back then.
@@Shikta-poobah67 I couldn't agree more with you there!! In my own opinion, Robbin was their backbone, phenomenal song writer, vocalist, guitarist for sure and when they let him go, the band went down big time. Then Robbin passed and now, to me, they're only as good as a backyard party band for hire. I loved this album...the rawness to it just awesome!! They should've stayed to their own sound and not let other influences take that away from them!! I completely agree with you!!!
@@play4u67 Yeah, from all I’ve heard over the years, Robbin really was the heart and soul of RATT. Without him they just didn’t have that “thing” that made them click in the early days. He was obviously essential to what they were doing. Definitely left us too soon. May he rest in power.
Robbin was the easiest one of them to work with. He was, by all accounts, an easy going and really super nice guy to be around. The producer of "Out Of The Cellar", Beau Hill said this in an interview (which I found informative and interesting at the same time). I miss Robbin and the original Ratt lineup too. And yes you are so right, he did leave us way too soon. #RIPRobbinKingCrosby @@Shikta-poobah67
Sweet Cheater was very underrated. One of my favorite Ratt songs.
Tell The World!!!
Yeah u're right its a best rock song ever
"U Got it" is Pretty Damn Smoken Too....
Lack of Communication. About 40 years and still works.
Marvelous bass drum sound.
Poor Robin (R.I.P). Hard to believe this is 38 years old. Jesus, where does the time go?! Thanks Danny. 👍🤗❤️👋
I was 15. Now I'm 55. Still loving it
always loved their early energy , almost punky in a way !!!
The best release from Ratt.
Sleazy as hell,
Awesome ep.
You have good music taste.
Thanks for the upload, Danny.
Danny knows what's up.
Danny i’m young and without your channel i would have never found all these amazing songs. I love the vids, i always use them to play while i’m in the car, Ratt will always be the best alongside with VanHalen! thank you!
This stuff has pretty much pure straight rocking anger. Unlike counterwise Van Halen, which Is such some kind softier. ❤
Solid record. This and Great White's first release were 2 of my favs from the time. Raw sound. Love it
Love Great White's early raw stuff too
You must be around 58 like myself….😂
Gonna be 60 in 4 days and still listening.@@waterbuddy92
I’ve still got great white tour shirt from the 84 stick it tour . Sad thing is I can’t wear it🙄
I was wearing that shirt in class in '85 and Mr Pelagrino called me up front and drew a picture of the shirt and had a kid bring it to the VP office. Next class VP called me in but I knew what was up so I got a Ratt shirt from Bobby Campbell between classes and walked into the VP office. He couldn't find the mid finger on the shirt so that was that. True story.@@darenyoung8045
Back in the day.......when my woman was over and Ratt was on the marantz turntable.......she knew it was time to LAY IT DOWN.
Marantz....still have mine from 1980
@@mitchwilley5011
You're a true "Audiophile"😉
WOW brother that's what's ☝ up my thing was my girls ALWAYS dumped me for being TOO SHY TO LAY IT DOWN THEN i got good playing. Where earth shaker was thay were good way back THEN brian frank then it becomes city kidd LOTS of good gigs playing at the oasis Ballroom in downtown Sacramento California Frank's amazing drive and Brian wheat STARTED 🌎 earth shaker CITY KIDD i had ben jamming OFF and on with my favourite guitarists mr RONNIE MONTROSE HE'S UP IN ROCK N ROLL HEAVEN IAM PRETTY DANG SHURE HE WAS SUCH A NICE GUY he had said he was busy working with a band CITY KIDD and the name had to go so TESLA WAS FORMED I HAD BEN WRITEING NEW SONGS I HAD LOST THE LOVE OF MY LIFE SO MY SONG'S LIFE STORY WAS BACK FOR MORE LOL NO B.S. SAD BUT TRUE IT WAS A GOOD THING TO HAVE HAD SKIPS MUSIC THAY WERE MY MUSIC STORE OF CHOICE MY BROTHER WAS FRIENDS WITH HIM SPIDER KELLY THE ORIGINAL ONE WAS THERE NAME SO DANNY THANKS SO MUCH FOR THESE FANTASTIC BAND WHOLE RECORD'S THING MUSIC HAS ALWAYS BEEN MY HEALING COPING TOOL OF COURSE I MADE SOME WRONG WAYS WITH THE MANY MANY FACTORS LOSING FAMILY MEMBERS MY MA SHE LOVED MUSIC AT 8 THE RACK WAS FUL)LY STOCKED FROM JANIS TO JEFFERSON AIRPLANE. WORKING MANS DEAD BEATLES MOBY GRAPE CCR CSNY DAVID LA FLAME ALL THE GREAT STUFF ITS ON UA-cam AND DARREN TAYLOR AT THE TIME WAS THE SINGER WE RECORD IT IN NASHVILLE MAMA LOVES SKYNYRD I STILL AM MAD HE SAYS HE WROTE IT T;THAT IS BS THANK YOU DANNY IAM GOING THROUGH A HEALTH PROBLEMS DONT KNOW WHAT'S THE STORY YET BUT YOUR PICS ARE HELPING ME MUCH LOVE SENT TO YOU AND TESLA FRANK HANNON BAND TOO FOR YOUR MUSICAL SUPPORT
@@michellemysliwiec2975 I listen to a Fisher 800C...tube receiver from the early 60s.....and Aztec Gauguin 3 speakers....
@@davidseal8375
WOW, david!!!🎵🔊💃
Killer album, thanks for posting this. Dan you the man ! 🤘😎
I lived through Ratts progression of music, The non polished sound on the EP makes it sound gritty and raw, honestly the more polished they became the weaker they became, don't get me wrong I love Ratt. Holds a place in my metal heart!!!!
This EP and the first album (Out Of The Cellar) are the only releases you need. The only other song I like by them from any of the later albums is “Body Talk”. As you said, they just got way too slick and polished after the first album. The rawness of this EP is more my style.
First 2 studio albums are great, after that they fall off for me a little bit.
Thanks for this! I love this album. After buying Out of the Cellar as a kid I went back to the record store looking for anything else Ratt & came home with this. My band even used to cover their cover of Walking the Dog lol. Good times! Ratt n' Roll! 🤘🎵💥
I could be wrong but I think those were the legs of one Tawny Kitaen on the cover.
Great EP Debut by RATT, Raw, Heavy & Tough...Cool cover...Those legs of Tawny Kitaen ( R.I.P. ) were legendary !!! Top crush on all Headbangers....Excellent Danny, thanks !!!
Tawny was one of the kind; climbing down the stairs, turining around, taking her glasses off, laying down on the Jaguars...
Still Of The Night.
Btw this album is good.
I love the raw grittiness of this self titled masterpiece
Pure metal
Love it
This EP was pretty great. I got a brand new promotional copy of it in ‘83 when I was growing up in Houston . Time Coast Records. It was hot off the presses and very few people back then in Texas had even heard of RATT yet. The only reason I found out about them was because I knew this girl in HS whose dad was some record company executive, and he was always getting stacks of promos sent to him, which he would sometimes give to her. She decided for whatever reason that I should have this. I’m glad she did. Blasted it constantly back then.
So, there were a few of us outside of California who knew about RATT and about this EP in those early days before Round And Round came out. Unfortunately I no longer have my record. Lost it in a house fire in 2003, along with a couple thousand other records.
Mona Loveland's legs on the cover!!❤❤❤ Johnny Fever in the booth: "..Did you order a deluxe redhead with everything to be delivered?" .... Mona: Very nice to meet you." Johnny: "Same here, same here., even though I have a feeling you're gonna take all my money and leave me for dead." I love WKRP!!! RIP Howard and Tawny.
I got to hang out with Ratt in 1987 or 88 when they came through Topeka, Ks. Stayed at the Hollidome and they had rooms right near us. Met them all. Robin Crosby was cutting the cheese by the pool. Funnier than hell. Juan Crocier was playing video games with us in the arcade at the hotel. So much fun. They were all awesome!
I still have this on a cassette tape great EP it Rocks 🎸I Like the song Sweet Cheater great song 🎸👍
DAMN , this STILL kicks serious ASS !!! Sweet Cheater goes right for the throat !!! THANKS , DANNY !!! \ m /
Love the Band since 1984...Never forgotten era
Thanks again brother man. My ears would be lost without you.
The classic line-up that forever more will play RATT n Roll! 🤘🤘
Walkin the dog. Incredibly intense track. My favorite ratt release.
Great album. Remember buying it way back in 1983. Still have the vinyl and playing it all the time. It was great times back then.
One of the best Robin and Warren!!!! RIP Robin!!!!
Picked up this baby on vinyl a handful of years ago. Soo glad I did. Such raw and unadulterated rock
I've always loved this EP. I completely wore it out back in the day! I know that I still have it around here somewhere. It absolutely rocks! And it captures the raw energy of this great band...reminds me of the same raw energy captured on Crue's first album.
Damn…did you graduate from hs in 82 like me?! 👊🏽
This EP could hang with the best metal of the time. Can't say the same for anything after 85 from these guys (even though I love all their stuff), but this is absolutely killer!
IMHO this ! really was the best RATT album ever. Bought it at a local record store in Brandon, FL when nobody but Cali crowds really new who they were and it was first pressed and released on vinyl. Still have it. Kicked some ass at the time. STILL DOES. Has that unpolished garage band sound. Badass
An extraordinary debut. The European version has 7 songs. It's more of a mini album than an EP.
You Think You're Tough is what got me into this band. It was different from what I was listening to at the time. I knew about Ratt before Out of the Cellar! I was vindicated!
Got my license 1986. Mustangs and myrtle Beach ⛱ 😍 ♥
Pure L.A. vibe energy!
I dig the rawness- it's bizarre to me that this has never been available on Itunes.
I went back in time listing to those awesome blurping bass farts in back for more sounds like an outdoor venue love it !!! This band timeless
Its crazy there I was a 80's kid who really wasn't into Ratt then after years of guitar playing hearing DeMartini riff's im learning Ratt tunes.. That 80's sound is fxxking killer ! One of the best generations of music.
Great band, great energy, love Ratt. Thank you.
Had this when it came out. Brilliant 👍.
I've listened to this over and over today, took Me back to listening to it @ 15 years old. Ratt @ fn Roll
Who would have known then that You Were the Future of Mankind! Rock On !
Upload all yer shit the way it was intended years ago Dannyboy. No enhancements, no remixes, no remasters. Gritty, loud, in true analog. Thanks brother.🤘🤘🏿🤘🏻🤘🏼🤘🏽🤘🇺🇸
Another solid upload from mr. Waysted…
You’re my boy, Danny!!!
I used to have this on cassette 😂 I haven't heard this in decades thanx man
In 1983 they challenged the Crue. The sound is amazing. Crisp, heavy and raw. Robbin & Warren were kicking ass since the beginning. Steven is awesome on vocals. Great debut album, even if it's EP. The sleeve couldn't be better. RIP Robbin & Tawny. You're forever immortalized.
Still my number one favorite band. Very few bands can I put in every album and not skip songs. They all jam!!
This is one of my favorite album covers
Big Aerosmith fans this band, seen them live back in the day, always a great show, never disappointed with how they are live
love this album , so raw !!! love this version of back for more
As per usual...first 3 albums were epic.
В юности, нравились, сейчас слушается архаично и немного наивно..но ведь это далёкий 83 г...
I cane here for Robin but now I'm staying for the rest of the band and show!! 🤩
Hell yeah!!! I've not seen this album since I was a teenager. Not even found it streaming.
Great great album I use to own this album way back. In day in the 80s
This was a raw, heavy, and somewhat punk rock like EP. They were a hungry Sunset Strip band ready to burst onto the scene. I remember having this on cassette tape I purchased at Wal-Mart. They used these songs in their set list for several tours to follow.
U got it is my absolute favorite song from this EP! RATT and ROLL Baby!!!🔥❤️🤘
You've got another great pick from these guys, Danny! I've got Invasion of Your Privacy on cd, but would like to get the first two! Cheers!😁🤟😀
Отлично!!! Шедевр!!!🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Cool album in high school in Texas south west school great to listen
Absolutely one of the best ever!!
Pero que mortal compadre bacan te pásaste una obra de arte yo tenía 21 en 1983 excelente 👌
I had this on vinyl. Wish i still had it.
Awesome cover. 😎💕🪩🤙🏻✨
Great album 🤘 Back for more 👌👌👌🤘🤘🤘💕💕
There were at least two versions of this EP.
It was around the time of this EP that Warren DeMartini reportedly briefly filled in for George Lynch in Dokken.
Damn this is legit NWOBHM I wish the other Ratt albums sounded like this!
I absolutely love RATT and somehow never knew about this. I am kind of blown away at how much I enjoy this.
Gotta dive deep bro
How could this be NWOBHM when they were from L.A.? You do realize that the “B” in NWOBHM stands for “British”, right?
I’ve got this on a Promo Album!! 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽
Omg this is my favorite ratt album ever.. they all were so young.. ratt n roll 4 ever!!!!!
Still have the cassette,Tawny Kitaen's legs on the album cover. It's good to be alive. 3/26/2023.
Still have this EP. SO FRKN GOOD!!
初めて聴いた‼️荒削りで良い‼️
CDで欲しい‼️売ってないよ😂
The bass on this EP is better than any remix that came after
I wore this cassette out back in the day. Wish that I would've been able to save it. Some of the old Ratt music is hard to find, and better yet put together like this UA-cam upload. Brings back memories.
DISCASO MUY BUENO Y RECUERDOS EN GUADALAJARA MEXICO RECUERDO QUE LO CONSEGUI CON UN AMIGO POR QUE SOLO SACARON UN TIRAGE Y VALIO LA PENA JIMMI ROCK LUGARES OCULTOS
ABSOLFUKINLUTLY BRILLIANT ALBUM!!!💕🙏💕
shit,i remember now,my buddy had this on cassette,from his older brother 8:11 ,and next was wasp 1984ish,woo,salute
man danny boy awesome choice love the raw sound of this e.p this is 5⭐+
Love Ratt & love the album. Love the old school rocking vibe with the edgy intensity of the adrenalizing harmonies & vocals and the killer line-up of songs. A pleasurable upload Danny & have a comforting evening!
Its so hard to find and buy the original Back For More...wow...thank you..RATT
Very good! Great EP.
Powerful bass,Juancitooooo!!!💪🤘🤘
Great EP 👏🎶, have this on original Vinyl
I'm British. Most of the Punk bands it out ep's. With 3 or 4 songs . Maiden as well. But this is on cracking mini album.
The best RATT sounds on the EP 🎶🙌🏻🤟🏻🚬🚬
Masterpiece
Super good stuff! Set me on fire!
Kings of sleaze and hair!
Ratt n roll 4 ever
this is what got my attention when it came to Ratt. for me, this is the best Ratt. raw and under produced.
Or just not overproduced, like all their later albums. Out Of The Cellar is a great album, but after that it just got *WAY* too slick and polished (for my taste). That was a big problem with a lot of 80’s metal. I liked my metal raw, heavy, and dirty, and as the 80’s wore on that kind of production got a lot more scarce.
You think you're tought and Back for more is brillant 🤘👍
Hard to find when it came out. Found it though. Had to have it. Spent my grass cutting money on BMX parts and Metal records.
The early 80s were a great time to be young!
It was gifted to me. I knew fuck all about RATT at the time. It was at least a year before Round And Round came out and made them big, plus I wasn’t living in Southern California so I hadn’t heard anything about them on a local level. All I knew was that I liked the album cover graphics, and then when I listened to it I really liked the rawness and Stephen Pearcy’s raspy vocals. Plus the cover (Walkin’ The Dog) was familiar. Kinda like that first Motley Crue album, it had this stripped down, rough around the edges sound quality that I loved, and was used to, being heavily into punk. I never once thought this was punk. It’s metal all the way… but the rawness of it was something I could definitely appreciate.
Спасибо Дэнни хороший альбом
Grandes. Esta banda me encanta 😇💥👏👏👏😈🙋🌞💖
Brilliant CD
Heavy and raw. Best musicians of that genre back then.
Back in the day! I jammed this on the ol Fisher Record player Stereo system!
Had a Fisher rs 615 receiver...now running a 800c from the early 60s....has tubes in it!!!
You got all the gems
Only glam band I really liked. Brendan Byrne Arena, The Meadowlands, East Rutherford NJ. Opening act: Bon Jovi
Year?
@@joaogabrielgomesdasilva8229 gods honest truth I forget I'm 54 years old now. Maybe 86-87....around there somewhere
@@joaogabrielgomesdasilva8229 maybe even 85
Lo mejor de mi juventud ❤❤❤❤😅😅😅😅