I’ll tell you why beau continued to produce for Ratt…. One word.. SUCCESS… they were massively successful and he also worked well with pearcy and robin .. Beau was an extremely important to the classic RATT sound .. guy was a great producer and I think those guys would all agree .. they literally climbed to the top together after cellar was released.. massive album and ratt was fricken huge in the 80s.. one of the biggest rock bands in America… amazing band incredible guitar work all over the place .. rip to robin , he was the heart and soul of that band … love the content man this is awesome keep it coming and 🤘 rock on
@@MaskedManiacReviews You sure did sir. I am from Brazil and grew up on RATT (and other bands) I didn’t get to see them live till 2007, when they opened for Poison. Then twice at the M3 Festival and one time in a small club called Empire in Springfield, VA. That was first row. I’m going to add a link here so that you can check them out. Thank you! There’s the whole show, broken up by the songs, on my channel. Here’s one of ‘em: ua-cam.com/video/6sAplEZkxwo/v-deo.html
Wow. Glad I ran into your great video. Great Work ... Shocking. I just found out a few months ago... I gotta see RATT on Invasion Tour. On their very first U.S. town in Salina Ks. TOTAL EPIC SHOW..Now that Life experience means even more now... Will Never Forget...
RATT N’ ROLL for life…..they were my top Glam/Hair Band along with Crue and Dokken they were my big three….51 now, I still slap on RATT the neighbors in the country club community here in SWFL look at you the same way the adults did in the 80’s …like WTF ..but now I own a business and live in the same spot so they just have to deal…tennis anyone….lol
Saw them on this tour in Sioux City, IA 9/17/85 with Bon Jovi OPENING. This period was Robbins pinnacle as far as his playing and songwriting ability. RIP 🎸
@@MaskedManiacReviews We met Bobby Blotzer and Stephen Pearcy at the Hilton Hotel that night before the show. Bobby just wanted to smoke weed, and Stephen just grubbed on some mashed potatoes. We hung out for about 20 minutes, then left to get ready for the show ourselves. Looking back, I really wished it was Robbin and Warren we met. As a guitarist myself, I would have been picking their brains about their Jackson and Charvel guitars, Marshall amplifiers, rack gear, etc. I was 19, a year younger than Warren. I generally don't like the typical dopey LA glam metal or hair metal bands like Motley Crue, Poison, Faster Pussycat, etc. We hated those bands, but Ratt and Dokken were cool because they had great guitar players. It was such a different time. We all lived that lifestyle... whether you were famous or not. The hot chicks were standing room only, take your pick... it was sometimes pure debauchery. All the stories you've heard about those days are true. I really miss those days! Regards 🎸
@@scottdunn2178 im a huge George lynch fan and love 80s Dokken. Dokken and Ratt for me are the best LA bands from that era. They just knew how to really write great songs.
@@MaskedManiacReviews I lived a few blocks from George in Phoenix (Paradise Valley) in 1991. You'd frequently see him at the local Bizarre Guitar in the neighborhood... usually trying to sell or trade gear that tons of companies would send him for free to see if he liked it and would possibly be interested in endorsing their product. He'd dump all kinds of distortion/overdrive pedals, etc. on the counter from all kinds of weird, off the wall companies... he'd play through everything anyone sent him, but usually ended up rejecting about 99% of the stuff he got sent. It was kinda weird, you'd be just hanging out at Bizarre Guitar playing whatever new guitars they got (they got new and used guitars in every day) and suddenly in would walk George Lynch. He was always cool and laid back. He lived right around the corner, so he would stop in just about every day, to see if anything he had brought in had sold. This went on for a few months, and then I think George moved back to LA to do another Lynch Mob record. It was fun times. Regards 🎸🤘
Gheeez I never knew Ratt was out at the same time as Motley. I could never get past the lead singers look. He had the Adam ant/boy George thing going on, couldn’t take them serious for that. Revisited them now and like them a lot! Cool video
This was alot of peoples attitude about him and them. He liked Duran Duran alot and took alot of inspiration from that look. Growing up hair metal was low hanging fruit. Everyone wanted to listen to metallica.
The album cover 100% represents the music. It’s the total RATT album when they were in there prime. Seen them 3 times and 2 of them were San Diego New Year’s Eve shows. RATT n ROLL 🤘🏻
Awesome! I love the cover. The vibe is there. Very 80s. You could just tell when you picked it up it was going to be good. Very lucky you got to see them in their prime!
Definitely my favorite album by them. Liked how you zeroed in on Robbin's face with the statement about drugs. Powerful. I know first hand what kind of a battle he fought. I recently talked with my teen daughters about "crossing that line" with certain substances. They've admitted to experimenting. I hope they don't cross it...because most people do not win the long run battle, much less the immediate one that can kill you within mere minutes. RIP Robbin; you said, "don't cry for me," I could'nt help it.
Beau's was good on OOTC for sure, Seemed a little tinny on the CD master for IOYP but a bit fuller or the vinyl master. I have some working (no vox or guitar solo) versions that were Robbin's personal tapes for "Dancing" that sound MUCH better and beefier than the finished product. No dis to Beau intended but I would have loved to hear what Howard Benson or CLA could have done. Bob Clearmountain getting ahold of them could've been a stellar idea. If only..... 🤔
RATT is one of my all time favorite bands and Invasion of Your Privacy is still my favorite album from them. You're in Love is one of my favorite songs too.
Loved this album! I bought it and Motley Crue's Theatre of Pain on the same day if I recall correctly, and blasted them back to back on repeat most of that summer. I also still have that video in pristine condition on Betamax (remember that? LOL)
1986. I say at least a month. With editing and gathering my ratt collection together/information gathering, it takes a little bit. It's been cool doing this for the Ratt fans, new fans, and non fans. Just trying to spread the word of Ratt'n'Roll!
Nice! I’m always happy to see people remembering those good times! Lucky!!! You got to see the classic lineup live. That’s a pretty nice feather to have in your Ratt cap!
I'm working on it as we speak. They take a bit of work to put together. I try to be as accurate with all the research I collect and I want the videos to always be a good quality. I promise it's on the way. I'd say within a weeks time I should have this thing ready. I'll put in the heavy load today. I appreciate you sticking around for it!
They should've released Lay it Down and then came out with Closer To My Heart for the good ole ballad. I can't believe they didn't follow the formula of the day. ; )*
Out of the Cellar and Invasion were amazing with very little filler.Dancing Undercover was good but not as good as the first two. I think the big problem for them was around 86 to 88 there were so many new bands that took a lot of media attention away from them like warrant,poison,winger,gnr,faster pussycat and many others.
I feel like people were over infested from 87 onward. Maybe if they never got the Ratt sound they never would. By 1988 Ratt sound was all but gone. City to City sounds nothing like this, and everyone had moved to Paradise City for a residence.
RATT didn't have problems with other competition they rocked and grew as a band and kept it real all the way up thru Reach for the Sky and Detonator 91.. One of the best Rockin Party Bands all time ! Ratt sound wasn't gone bye 88 and City to City is a Rockin tune and measures up to Paradise City GNR in my ears even if not as popular per say ... 🐁🐀🐁🐀🐁🐀 🔉🔊🔊
The Bill with Bon Jovi was Bon Jovi's 7800 degrees Fahrenheit album tour and as mentioned Ratt Invasion of your Privacy album but on RATT shirts it had Today the Cellar tomorrow the world ! This it what they called this tour. Saw this double bill In Kansas City MO at Starlight theatre .. 🔈🔉🔊🐀🐀🐀
Funny, How you feel about "Got Me On the Line" is exactly how I feel about "You Should Know By Now", it just doesn't blend in with the album, more like a filler tune. I remember in the 80s at Pizza Hut they would have "Got Me On the Line" available on the juke box!
Both of those songs I could take or leave truly, but they’re decent still. Man I used to love the Pizza Hut jukebox with all the hair metal in it that I hated as a kid!!
Lay it down is the ultimate glam guitar riff yes its elite and hard to play only for one reason the stretch you have to stretch your pinky to your ring finger your basically doing a power chord with those 2 fingers its a 3 string stretch pull off riff that hurts your fingers a chord most players would rather avoid as a rythem riff other then that pretty straight forward in terms of arguments and the 2 guitars sp yah its hard because the chord is hard to do but technically speaking its really not a hard song easily my favorites riff by warren period
I hear you're using The Tenktop instrumental cover in your soundtrack... he does a great job in general, but he gets a lot of parts wrong. He has his comments turned off, so I can't tell him what he's doing wrong and help correct those parts for him. And I call bs; Right Between The Eyes is a killer tune! You're probably not a guitarist, otherwise you'd understand their are some really catchy riffs in there. What You Give Is What You Get is my favorite track, followed by You Should Know By Now being my second. We used to do covers of all those. Regards 🎸🤘
I am a guitar player actually and definitely said the song Between the eyes was good so I don't know what you mean with saying I don't understand guitar writing etc. Did you watch the review? I featured that song with an audio excerpt. Yeah I use his covers. I like the drum machine he uses. Some of his guitar parts are a little off, but he also is trying to emulate Warren so I dont expect it to be perfect. I think he does a nice job.
@@MaskedManiacReviews You said you thought it was the "weakest" song on the record. I was just pointing out that the song has a lot of catchy riffs that's all. I think it's great that you're a guitarist too... there are a lot of us out there. Regards 🎸
@@MaskedManiacReviews Oh, my bad then bro. Disregard my comment about that then. 🤣 I agree, that's a weak tune... I think it's just filler material. Most bands had one or two honkers and stinkers on their record, because they were usually putting in a lot of time writing and arranging the better tunes we all know and love.
Actually, Robbin's publishing goes to his parents, Who at the time I post this are still living. My ex-wife had befriended Robbin's dad Harry years ago as they were both teachers and Harry would occasionally talk about King and his accomplishments. Also keep in mind recording contracts to a record label do not necessarily overlap with a publishing deal as they can be administered by completely different companies.
Come on man I know you want to justify the genre but dude I had 2 older brothers both huge glam rockers that played in bands and I can tell you byound 100 percent that glam metal pop metal embodied sex drugs and rock and roll it was the autistic expression of getting laid having fun driving fast and yes the girls new that and they were good with it it was just as fun if not more fun for them so whatever yes it's sexest in terms of having as many sex partners as possible high on coke that's why it was cool that's why it's fun and that's why so many 80s kids wanted to be rock stars take the sex drugs and rock out of it and it's some crap bar band at your local pub
I don’t think there should be a part 3 . Ratt very small insignificant band. Out of the Cellar is ok . Compared to Priest , Maiden, Sabbath they were a one hit wonder .
Well sorry dudeeeeeeeee there’s a part 4 already and soon to be more. And you’re comparing them to completellllyyyyyyy different types of bands. I’d rather listen to Bathory immortal and Darkthrone than sabbath priest or maiden. Now what?
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I’ll tell you why beau continued to produce for Ratt…. One word.. SUCCESS… they were massively successful and he also worked well with pearcy and robin .. Beau was an extremely important to the classic RATT sound .. guy was a great producer and I think those guys would all agree .. they literally climbed to the top together after cellar was released.. massive album and ratt was fricken huge in the 80s.. one of the biggest rock bands in America… amazing band incredible guitar work all over the place .. rip to robin , he was the heart and soul of that band … love the content man this is awesome keep it coming and 🤘 rock on
So F’ING great to see these vids bro !! MASKED MANIAC FOR PRES!!!!!
Man I’m gray enough as it is but I’ll take it!!!
Great job! Thank you for putting this together. It took me right back to RATT's best era.
Thanks! I wanted to really bring out the purples and vibes of this era of Ratt...probably their best.
@@MaskedManiacReviews You sure did sir. I am from Brazil and grew up on RATT (and other bands) I didn’t get to see them live till 2007, when they opened for Poison. Then twice at the M3 Festival and one time in a small club called Empire in Springfield, VA. That was first row. I’m going to add a link here so that you can check them out. Thank you!
There’s the whole show, broken up by the songs, on my channel. Here’s one of ‘em: ua-cam.com/video/6sAplEZkxwo/v-deo.html
“Closer To My Heart” should have been single/video #3.
These are so great! UNDERRATED!
Great yes, underrated? Not really. They sold millions of albums and were very successful
@@JCStorm76 well, i was talking about The channel.
The band was famous. Not underrated at all.
Thank you for this, I needed a little Ratt infestation this morning 🤘
Wow. Glad I ran into your great video. Great Work ... Shocking. I just found out a few months ago... I gotta see RATT on Invasion Tour. On their very first U.S. town in Salina Ks. TOTAL EPIC SHOW..Now that Life experience means even more now... Will Never Forget...
I appreciate it my friend!!
RATT N’ ROLL for life…..they were my top Glam/Hair Band along with Crue and Dokken they were my big three….51 now, I still slap on RATT the neighbors in the country club community here in SWFL look at you the same way the adults did in the 80’s …like WTF ..but now I own a business and live in the same spot so they just have to deal…tennis anyone….lol
Ratt is amazing! Easily one of my favorite bands from the 1980s.
Grew up listening to these guys. One of my favorite bands for sure. Great job with all your Ratt retrospectives!! Really enjoyed!
Thanks brother! Thanks for checking it out. Ratt deserves their due!
The Sound of the invasion album is still killer to this day! Beau needs some recognition for his work!
R.I.P ROBBIN RATT IS NOT RATT WITHOUT ROBBIN
Another nice one dude!
Thanks again my friend! I truly appreciate you. Be well!
These reviews are awesome. Real thorough and detailed for a true Ratt fan. 👍🏽🔥
I’m glad you enjoyed this! These are and always will be for, the true Ratt fans and hopefully new RattNRollers!
Saw them on this tour in Sioux City, IA 9/17/85 with Bon Jovi OPENING. This period was Robbins pinnacle as far as his playing and songwriting ability. RIP 🎸
That's lucky of you. This album to me has the best vibe of the 80's. That tour had to have been good. Robbin really wrote some great tracks on this.
@@MaskedManiacReviews We met Bobby Blotzer and Stephen Pearcy at the Hilton Hotel that night before the show. Bobby just wanted to smoke weed, and Stephen just grubbed on some mashed potatoes. We hung out for about 20 minutes, then left to get ready for the show ourselves. Looking back, I really wished it was Robbin and Warren we met. As a guitarist myself, I would have been picking their brains about their Jackson and Charvel guitars, Marshall amplifiers, rack gear, etc. I was 19, a year younger than Warren. I generally don't like the typical dopey LA glam metal or hair metal bands like Motley Crue, Poison, Faster Pussycat, etc. We hated those bands, but Ratt and Dokken were cool because they had great guitar players. It was such a different time. We all lived that lifestyle... whether you were famous or not. The hot chicks were standing room only, take your pick... it was sometimes pure debauchery. All the stories you've heard about those days are true. I really miss those days!
Regards 🎸
@@scottdunn2178 im a huge George lynch fan and love 80s Dokken. Dokken and Ratt for me are the best LA bands from that era. They just knew how to really write great songs.
@@MaskedManiacReviews I lived a few blocks from George in Phoenix (Paradise Valley) in 1991. You'd frequently see him at the local Bizarre Guitar in the neighborhood... usually trying to sell or trade gear that tons of companies would send him for free to see if he liked it and would possibly be interested in endorsing their product. He'd dump all kinds of distortion/overdrive pedals, etc. on the counter from all kinds of weird, off the wall companies... he'd play through everything anyone sent him, but usually ended up rejecting about 99% of the stuff he got sent. It was kinda weird, you'd be just hanging out at Bizarre Guitar playing whatever new guitars they got (they got new and used guitars in every day) and suddenly in would walk George Lynch. He was always cool and laid back. He lived right around the corner, so he would stop in just about every day, to see if anything he had brought in had sold. This went on for a few months, and then I think George moved back to LA to do another Lynch Mob record. It was fun times.
Regards 🎸🤘
@@scottdunn2178 thanks for sharing that
It was definitely worth the wait because I think this is your best Ratt Retrospective so far. Invasion is awesome! Thanks for the video!
I'm really glad you enjoyed it. I love invasion too
Gheeez I never knew Ratt was out at the same time as Motley. I could never get past the lead singers look. He had the Adam ant/boy George thing going on, couldn’t take them serious for that. Revisited them now and like them a lot! Cool video
This was alot of peoples attitude about him and them. He liked Duran Duran alot and took alot of inspiration from that look. Growing up hair metal was low hanging fruit. Everyone wanted to listen to metallica.
honestly compared to poison or cinderella ratt is pretty tame looking.
just watched all 3 parts and subbed! thanks for your work man!
Hey I truly appreciate that. This has definitely been a labor of love and the people supporting the channel and videos have made this worth it.
All those posters are great and the aliens passing by, love them. I had all the records and the video but guess my mom threw them in the trash
The album cover 100% represents the music. It’s the total RATT album when they were in there prime. Seen them 3 times and 2 of them were San Diego New Year’s Eve shows. RATT n ROLL 🤘🏻
Awesome! I love the cover. The vibe is there. Very 80s. You could just tell when you picked it up it was going to be good.
Very lucky you got to see them in their prime!
Definitely my favorite album by them. Liked how you zeroed in on Robbin's face with the statement about drugs. Powerful. I know first hand what kind of a battle he fought. I recently talked with my teen daughters about "crossing that line" with certain substances. They've admitted to experimenting. I hope they don't cross it...because most people do not win the long run battle, much less the immediate one that can kill you within mere minutes. RIP Robbin; you said, "don't cry for me," I could'nt help it.
This is by far my fav Ratt album. I was in the 6th grade and grew up on it
It has a great feel and vibe. Very 80s very purple “you knowwhatimean” great shredding
Beau Hill's production was awesome on all of those albums!
Tom Allom would have taken the album's to the next level I feel. Defenders of the faith is metal perfection.
Beau's was good on OOTC for sure, Seemed a little tinny on the CD master for IOYP but a bit fuller or the vinyl master. I have some working (no vox or guitar solo) versions that were Robbin's personal tapes for "Dancing" that sound MUCH better and beefier than the finished product. No dis to Beau intended but I would have loved to hear what Howard Benson or CLA could have done. Bob Clearmountain getting ahold of them could've been a stellar idea.
If only..... 🤔
I believe you are 100% correct with Side B running order.
RATT is one of my all time favorite bands and Invasion of Your Privacy is still my favorite album from them. You're in Love is one of my favorite songs too.
Thats a great song!
Really Good Man Thank You
Loved this album! I bought it and Motley Crue's Theatre of Pain on the same day if I recall correctly, and blasted them back to back on repeat most of that summer. I also still have that video in pristine condition on Betamax (remember that? LOL)
I have a Betamax of Michael Jackson’s thriller!!
Great vid. I love how you are going year by year. When will we see 1986? Thanks for what you do!!
1986. I say at least a month. With editing and gathering my ratt collection together/information gathering, it takes a little bit.
It's been cool doing this for the Ratt fans, new fans, and non fans. Just trying to spread the word of Ratt'n'Roll!
I always wondered how the Aquanet company survived the 90s.
Its always a funner time when hairspray companies have higher stock value.
This was the best album I think they ever did. Beau hill really did some of his best producing. I can’t think of one song that is not at least “good”
this One Of Best Albums EVER!!!!!!
@ 8:25 I was @ that show in Columbus, Georgia!!!!
Nice! I’m always happy to see people remembering those good times! Lucky!!! You got to see the classic lineup live. That’s a pretty nice feather to have in your Ratt cap!
We're ready to go Dancing Undercover! Where is the next session?
I'm working on it as we speak. They take a bit of work to put together. I try to be as accurate with all the research I collect and I want the videos to always be a good quality. I promise it's on the way. I'd say within a weeks time I should have this thing ready. I'll put in the heavy load today. I appreciate you sticking around for it!
Yeah I saw this tour with bon Jovi opening for ratt and it was just okay
I’m not into Bon Jovi at all. Would have been good to see Ratt live though.
They should've released Lay it Down and then came out with Closer To My Heart for the good ole ballad.
I can't believe they didn't follow the formula of the day. ; )*
MaskedManiac ! Where is part 5 man ?
Coming sooner rather than later in 2022 for sure!
@@MaskedManiacReviews where is part 5 ? I'm asking you once again 😮..... Plz 🙏 make part 5
Yes my friend. I had made a video kinda showing what happened with my lady. She had a bad accident on a motorcycle and I lost like a year of time.
@@MaskedManiacReviews sorry 😔 bro! Take your time 😘🙂 no problem..... Huge fan of RATT with love and respect from Pakistan
Thank you for your support! The video will be slowly put together the next coming months. I have giant ideas, but let’s see about getting part 5 done!
Out of the Cellar and Invasion were amazing with very little filler.Dancing Undercover was good but not as good as the first two.
I think the big problem for them was around 86 to 88 there were so many new bands that took a lot of media attention away from them like warrant,poison,winger,gnr,faster pussycat and many others.
I feel like people were over infested from 87 onward. Maybe if they never got the Ratt sound they never would. By 1988 Ratt sound was all but gone. City to City sounds nothing like this, and everyone had moved to Paradise City for a residence.
RATT didn't have problems with other competition they rocked and grew as a band and kept it real all the way up thru Reach for the Sky and Detonator 91.. One of the best Rockin Party Bands all time ! Ratt sound wasn't gone bye 88 and City to City is a Rockin tune and measures up to Paradise City GNR in my ears even if not as popular per say ... 🐁🐀🐁🐀🐁🐀 🔉🔊🔊
The Bill with Bon Jovi was Bon Jovi's 7800 degrees Fahrenheit album tour and as mentioned Ratt Invasion of your Privacy album but on RATT shirts it had Today the Cellar tomorrow the world ! This it what they called this tour. Saw this double bill In Kansas City MO at Starlight theatre .. 🔈🔉🔊🐀🐀🐀
@@frisbeeshawn5356 Saw them in Memphis on this tour at the Mud Island Amphitheater. Killer show!!!
haha, I won a Motley Crue Mirror at the fair.
Lay it Down not close to my fav Ratt tune but everone else loves it,.I liked Give it All alott better
I definitely love give it all. Really good solo really awesome riffs !!!
INVASION OF YOUR PRIVACY IS A KILLER FKN ALBUM......\m/......
great stuff! low on volume my man!
Probably stoned lol rattnrollin'
Funny, How you feel about "Got Me On the Line" is exactly how I feel about "You Should Know By Now", it just doesn't blend in with the album, more like a filler tune. I remember in the 80s at Pizza Hut they would have "Got Me On the Line" available on the juke box!
Both of those songs I could take or leave truly, but they’re decent still. Man I used to love the Pizza Hut jukebox with all the hair metal in it that I hated as a kid!!
Funny how lars always said "we hate glam, bands like ratt, la music sucks," etc yet there he is in a pic partying with them lol
Partying with them, hanging with them plenty, and of course OPENING for them! Frigin Lars
Lay it down is the ultimate glam guitar riff yes its elite and hard to play only for one reason the stretch you have to stretch your pinky to your ring finger your basically doing a power chord with those 2 fingers its a 3 string stretch pull off riff that hurts your fingers a chord most players would rather avoid as a rythem riff other then that pretty straight forward in terms of arguments and the 2 guitars sp yah its hard because the chord is hard to do but technically speaking its really not a hard song easily my favorites riff by warren period
I hear you're using The Tenktop instrumental cover in your soundtrack... he does a great job in general, but he gets a lot of parts wrong. He has his comments turned off, so I can't tell him what he's doing wrong and help correct those parts for him. And I call bs; Right Between The Eyes is a killer tune! You're probably not a guitarist, otherwise you'd understand their are some really catchy riffs in there. What You Give Is What You Get is my favorite track, followed by You Should Know By Now being my second. We used to do covers of all those.
Regards 🎸🤘
I am a guitar player actually and definitely said the song Between the eyes was good so I don't know what you mean with saying I don't understand guitar writing etc. Did you watch the review? I featured that song with an audio excerpt.
Yeah I use his covers. I like the drum machine he uses. Some of his guitar parts are a little off, but he also is trying to emulate Warren so I dont expect it to be perfect. I think he does a nice job.
@@MaskedManiacReviews You said you thought it was the "weakest" song on the record. I was just pointing out that the song has a lot of catchy riffs that's all. I think it's great that you're a guitarist too... there are a lot of us out there.
Regards 🎸
@@scottdunn2178 I said that about Got me on the Line
@@MaskedManiacReviews Oh, my bad then bro. Disregard my comment about that then. 🤣 I agree, that's a weak tune... I think it's just filler material. Most bands had one or two honkers and stinkers on their record, because they were usually putting in a lot of time writing and arranging the better tunes we all know and love.
@@scottdunn2178 all good
Sad part is the band has rights to robbins money due to him selling it to them in harsh moments
I think it’s just another tragedy of poor Robbins story.
Actually, Robbin's publishing goes to his parents, Who at the time I post this are still living. My ex-wife had befriended Robbin's dad Harry years ago as they were both teachers and Harry would occasionally talk about King and his accomplishments. Also keep in mind recording contracts to a record label do not necessarily overlap with a publishing deal as they can be administered by completely different companies.
@@BLeeFAFO cool that's better
Come on man I know you want to justify the genre but dude I had 2 older brothers both huge glam rockers that played in bands and I can tell you byound 100 percent that glam metal pop metal embodied sex drugs and rock and roll it was the autistic expression of getting laid having fun driving fast and yes the girls new that and they were good with it it was just as fun if not more fun for them so whatever yes it's sexest in terms of having as many sex partners as possible high on coke that's why it was cool that's why it's fun and that's why so many 80s kids wanted to be rock stars take the sex drugs and rock out of it and it's some crap bar band at your local pub
I don't get it. It was what it was....and women liked it for the most part
Like I tell people sometimes "just close your eyes and listen to the riffs."
At the end of the day I truly dig the music.
I don’t think there should be a part 3 . Ratt very small insignificant band. Out of the Cellar is ok . Compared to Priest , Maiden, Sabbath they were a one hit wonder .
Well sorry dudeeeeeeeee there’s a part 4 already and soon to be more.
And you’re comparing them to completellllyyyyyyy different types of bands.
I’d rather listen to Bathory immortal and Darkthrone than sabbath priest or maiden. Now what?
They were huge, I've never seen a crowd go nuts like they did for Ratt in 88. They were legit