Ratt

Great album all across the board. It’s soulful, it rocks, it sounds exactly like you’d expect the band to sound today, so far removed from their roots. In other words they’ve lost some of that 80/90s sound and progressed right into the modern rock era. This feels like a collectors edition cd with the extra materials inside too.

This is a great rock album unfortunately very underrated. It is a very mature album but make no mistake-its a rocker from start to finish. The stand-out songs for me are Over The Edge, Live For Today, Gave Up Givin' Up and Dead Reckoning. I highly recommend this album to anyone who likes a good rock album with a good message instead of the party hearty rock songs that flooded the airwaves in the 80's.

Ratt was one of the first "Hair Bands" of the 80's that I followed from their early days into the present and have always been one of my favorites. I didn't even know that they put out an album in 1999 as where I lived at the time didn't have any decent radio stations to give it air time. I think the songs on this album are awesome and seem to coincide with their previous albums sounds and styles...a little bit like all the previous albums. I recently saw Stephen Pearcy in concert promoting himself as RATT...he was terrible. Buy the albums but stay away from seeing him live as his voice sounds ruined and he tends to stray from Ratt music and do covers. My 2 favorite songs on this album are "Tug of War" and "Gave Up Givin Up".

Great late 90's release by RATT.ALL ORIGINAL members except Robin Crosby, Rest in Peace. Overall good collection of songs!

I like that it arrived early. I didn't like that it was damaged.

A new Ratt sound I was not familiar with. Not as hard edge and hookey as their first few albums, but that was another time and another place. I love my sewer ratts…

This album more than made up for Collage.It's filled with a new sound, one that Ratt floundered trying to find with Detonator and Ratt'n'roll 8191.The vocals are scorching, guitars are lively, bass is pumping, and drums are pounding. It's Ratt, back and better than they've been in years.This is what happens when a band matures, instead of rehashing their old stuff (aka KISS).this album ROCKS!

its ratt..nuff said.