Stephen
From the frantic prowling of "Wanted Man" to the blasting celebration of "Round and Round", Ratt epitomized the glam metal breakthrough in 1984 with the twin guitar attack of DeMartini-Crosby and the slutty sleazy voice of Pearcy and established a new genre called Ratt n' Roll. "Lack of Communication" got the dirty rhythm and "Back For More" is so freakinly addictive, you want to kept coming back for another listen. Other worthy tracks that was estranged and buried six feet under are "The Morning After", "She Wants Money", and "Scene of The Crime".
Going triple platinum is not an easy task but they sealed it, and thank God they went big and poisoned many newer bands otherwise glam won't last that long. Seeing Crosby's long time girlfriend Tawny Kitaen in her lusty torn lingerie crawling actually made it easier to spot this record in the local store. A truly influential album that you had to buy and listen before you die!