Complete List Of Ratt Songs From A to Z

Complete List Of Ratt Songs From A to Z

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Ratt’s rise to prominence began in the early 1980s Los Angeles glam metal scene, a period defined by excess and flamboyance that set the stage for the band’s hard-hitting, hook-driven sound. Formed in 1977 by singer Stephen Pearcy under the original name Mickey Ratt, the group underwent numerous lineup changes before solidifying its classic lineup in 1982 with guitarist Warren DeMartini, guitarist Robbin Crosby, bassist Juan Croucier, and drummer Bobby Blotzer.

In 1983, Ratt released their self-titled debut EP, which gained attention with the track “You Think You’re Tough” and caught the eye of Atlantic Records. The following year, they released their full-length debut album, Out of the Cellar, which became a multi-platinum success, propelled by the massive hit single “Round and Round.” The song, driven by DeMartini and Crosby’s twin guitar attack and Pearcy’s distinctive vocals, reached number 12 on the Billboard Hot 100 and solidified Ratt’s reputation as a dominant force in the burgeoning glam metal scene.

Ratt quickly followed up with Invasion of Your Privacy in 1985, another platinum-selling record that featured hits like “Lay It Down” and “You’re in Love.” Produced by Beau Hill, the album reinforced the band’s formula of infectious melodies and flashy guitar riffs, further cementing their commercial appeal. Despite the band’s growing success, internal tensions began to simmer as they navigated the pressures of fame and a grueling tour schedule.

In 1986, the band released Dancing Undercover, a slightly darker and more aggressive record that included “Dance” and “Body Talk.” Although the album didn’t achieve the same commercial heights as its predecessors, it kept Ratt in the public eye and on MTV’s heavy rotation. By 1988, the band returned with Reach for the Sky, a more polished but less consistent album that featured “Way Cool Jr.” and “I Want a Woman.” Despite mixed reviews, the album went platinum, but tensions within the band continued to mount.

Ratt’s fifth studio album, Detonator, released in 1990, was a marked attempt to update their sound for the changing musical landscape. Produced by Desmond Child, the album included “Shame Shame Shame” and “Lovin’ You’s a Dirty Job,” but failed to replicate the multi-platinum success of earlier releases. Shortly after, Robbin Crosby’s personal struggles with addiction became more pronounced, and the band’s internal conflicts reached a breaking point. By 1992, Ratt had officially disbanded.

The band would reunite multiple times throughout the 1990s and early 2000s, with Pearcy leaving and rejoining the lineup several times. In 1999, Ratt released Ratt, a self-titled album that attempted to modernize their sound, but it was met with limited commercial success. Tragically, in 2002, Robbin Crosby passed away from a heroin overdose, a loss that profoundly affected the remaining members.

Despite the setbacks, Ratt continued to tour and record, releasing Infestation in 2010, an album hailed as a return to their classic sound. Produced by Michael Baskette, it featured the single “Best of Me” and was praised for capturing the energy of their 1980s heyday. However, ongoing legal disputes and lineup changes plagued the band, with various members forming competing versions of Ratt throughout the decade.

Today, Ratt remains a prominent name in the annals of glam metal, their legacy defined by iconic hits like “Round and Round” and “Lay It Down.” Their contributions to the genre helped define the sound and style of the 1980s, and despite the tumultuous history, their music continues to resonate with both longtime fans and new listeners alike.

Complete List Of Ratt Songs From A to Z

  1. 7th AvenueDancing Undercover – 1986
  2. A Little Too MuchInfestation – 2010
  3. All or NothingDetonator – 1990
  4. All the WayRatt – 1999
  5. As Good as It GetsInfestation – 2010
  6. Back for MoreOut of the Cellar – 1984
  7. Best of MeInfestation – 2010
  8. Between the EyesInvasion of Your Privacy – 1985
  9. Body TalkDancing Undercover – 1986
  10. Bottom LineReach for the Sky – 1988
  11. BreakoutRatt – 1999
  12. Can’t Wait on LoveDetonator – 1990
  13. Chain ReactionReach for the Sky – 1988
  14. City to CityReach for the Sky – 1988
  15. Closer to My HeartInvasion of Your Privacy – 1985
  16. DanceDancing Undercover – 1986
  17. Dangerous but Worth the RiskInvasion of Your Privacy – 1985
  18. Dead ReckoningRatt – 1999
  19. Don’t Bite the Hand That FeedsReach for the Sky – 1988
  20. Don’t Let GoInfestation – 2010
  21. Drive Me CrazyDancing Undercover – 1986
  22. Eat Me Up AliveInfestation – 2010
  23. Enough Is EnoughDancing Undercover – 1986
  24. Garden of EdenInfestation – 2010
  25. Gave Up Givin’ UpRatt – 1999
  26. Give It AllInvasion of Your Privacy – 1985
  27. Givin’ Yourself AwayDetonator – 1990
  28. Got Me on the LineInvasion of Your Privacy – 1985
  29. Hard TimeDetonator – 1990
  30. Heads I Win, Tails You LoseDetonator – 1990
  31. I Want a WomanReach for the Sky – 1988
  32. I Want to Love You TonightReach for the Sky – 1988
  33. I’m InsaneOut of the Cellar – 1984
  34. In Your DirectionOut of the Cellar – 1984
  35. Intro to ShameDetonator – 1990
  36. It Ain’t EasyRatt – 1999
  37. It Doesn’t MatterDancing Undercover – 1986
  38. Lack of CommunicationOut of the Cellar – 1984
  39. Last CallInfestation – 2010
  40. Lay It DownInvasion of Your Privacy – 1985
  41. Live for TodayRatt – 1999
  42. Look Out BelowInfestation – 2010
  43. Looking for LoveDancing Undercover – 1986
  44. Lost WeekendInfestation – 2010
  45. Lovin’ You’s a Dirty JobDetonator – 1990
  46. Luv SickRatt – 1999
  47. The Morning AfterOut of the Cellar – 1984
  48. Never Use LoveInvasion of Your Privacy – 1985
  49. No SurpriseReach for the Sky – 1988
  50. One Good LoverDancing Undercover – 1986
  51. One Step AwayDetonator – 1990
  52. Over the EdgeRatt – 1999
  53. Reach For The SkyOut of the Cellar – 1984 (Bonus Track)
  54. Round and RoundOut of the Cellar – 1984
  55. Scene of the CrimeOut of the Cellar – 1984
  56. ScatterInfestation – 2010 (Japanese/iTunes Bonus Track)
  57. Scratch That ItchDetonator – 1990
  58. Shame Shame ShameDetonator – 1990
  59. She Wants MoneyOut of the Cellar – 1984
  60. Slip of the LipDancing Undercover – 1986
  61. So Good, So FineRatt – 1999
  62. Take a Big BiteInfestation – 2010
  63. Take a ChanceDancing Undercover – 1986
  64. Take Me HomeInfestation – 2010
  65. Tell the WorldInfestation – 2010 (iTunes Special Edition Live Bonus Track)
  66. Top SecretDetonator – 1990
  67. Tug of WarRatt – 1999
  68. Wanted ManOut of the Cellar – 1984
  69. Way Cool Jr.Reach for the Sky – 1988
  70. Way Cool Jr. (Live)Infestation – 2010 (iTunes Special Edition Live Bonus Track)
  71. We Don’t BelongRatt – 1999
  72. What I’m AfterReach for the Sky – 1988
  73. What You Give Is What You GetInvasion of Your Privacy – 1985
  74. What’s It Gonna BeReach for the Sky – 1988
  75. You Should Know by NowInvasion of Your Privacy – 1985
  76. You Think You’re Tough (Live)Infestation – 2010 (iTunes Special Edition Live Bonus Track)
  77. You’re in LoveInvasion of Your Privacy – 1985
  78. You’re in TroubleOut of the Cellar – 1984

Albums

Out of the Cellar (1984): 11 songs

Invasion of Your Privacy (1985): 10 songs

Dancing Undercover (1986): 10 songs

Reach for the Sky (1988): 10 songs

Detonator (1990): 11 songs

Ratt (1999): 11 songs

Infestation (2010): 15 songs

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