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Power chords, pinch harmonics, heavy ride symbol, perfect chorus harmony, great guitar solo (with awesome doubling); I was born in 1982 and my oldest sister was born in 1972, it is LITERALLY impossible for me not to love the 80’s.
You were lucky! My mom was a teen in the 80s (born in 1967)
@@tylerhackner9731 I was also born in 1967!
Also 1967. They've always made me laugh though. The lyrics are so cliche. And the album cover! LOL. Tell me Spinal Tap was not lampooning these guy and metal in general.
@@tylerhackner9731 oh fa sho!
@@David-iv6je ha ha! Abso-lutely! That film gets funnier every watch!
“ Lay it down” is a a DEFINITE must of Ratts! ✌️
Lay it Down is worth it just for the intro!!!!!
Their best song Period.
👍
Hell yeah 😎
Yes definitely have to check out lay it down!!
This song is currently in a TV commercial where a family say they have a Rat problem in their attic and Ratt is playing this song. I don't even know the product that is being advertised.
Same, but I looked it up and it's a Geico ad. Ballsy move on Geico's part to make a joke using a 35 year old pop culture reference. Personally, I thought it was hilarious, but I wonder what percentage of the population the joke didn't hit with?
@@dianem8544 It hits with the population that has enough money to buy insurance . . . the older population.
@@dianem8544Geico has so many ads (and so many ad series), they can afford to be creative with references that only older viewers get.
That commercial probably got a whole new generation into Ratt. Remember they also did one with Europe. The Final Countdown.
Geico
The great thing about the 80’s music was that you were present in the moment. No cell phones to distract. You could really appreciate the time.
Perfectly said. Such a FACT. Thx for your comment!!👍🎶😊
I have to tell people all the time when discussing anything 80’s that the energy of that decade may never be matched, it was totally off the hook. Sad thing is we left the 70’s that had so much absolutely great music and flowed right into the 80’s where so much was just Killer!
Then enter the 90’s and through most of the decade all I wanted to do was slit my wrists and gag on a spoon, extreme sarcasm here.
The only other time in the 20’th century that had crazy energy was the Roaring Twenties and the social economics were very much alike, so to speak.
The sky was the limit. It’s a sad truth that time goes on whether we like it or not.
But I always have great nostalgia thinking back to my teenage and early twenties years, thankfully a lot was recorded and we can still enjoy it 30-40 years later. 😎
this was also be true of the 90's and 2000's. yes there was internet and more things to keep us entertained than in the 80's, but there weren't things like the smart phone to distract us until the 2010's.
Yes I would agree. Have a good day 💚@@Brettwbeyer14
The music video is awesome with the legendary Milton Berle. The dinner party going on downstairs with the band in the attic and the guitarist falling through the ceiling onto the table.
I think one of the band members was related to him.
@@rockyroad7345The lead singer was his nephew.
@@scottboswell6406 Ah, I was trying to remember how they got him to be in their video
Actually the bands Manager at the time was Mr Berle’s nephew
Marshall Berle was their manager and was the nephew to Milton.
Iconic solo by Warren Demartini❤
Warren was/is criminally underappreciated.
AND Robin Crosby R.I.P.
He is definitely one of the best! And Robin before he got too wacked out to play RIP Robin.
This song was in such heavy rotation in the mid 80's, you couldn't get away from it. If you were in HS then, with your first beater car, you were blasting this on your way to school. Good times.
Wanted Man is great. Lay it Down intro is one of the best ever. They have a lot of bangers
My favorites of theirs are “Lay it down” and this one. 🩵👍✌️
Facts!!
Facts for both songs!
80's rock has an energy that charges you with positivity, even on a down day.
Love it!! I saw Ratt November 1st 1984,they opened up for Billy Squier! It was Awesome! One thing I missed about the 80s was the guitar solos..it seemed like every Hair Metal or Rock song had a solo!
Hey man, I saw that same tour in Dallas at Reunion Arena
Oct 13, 1984
We heard rumors about rat opening, but unfortunately, some band called Fastway opened. I was very disappointed that it wasn’t Ratt.
Billy Squier was awesome though
I think you’re rating is exactly right
I saw Ratt, Britny Fox and Kix in concert. ❤
Head on over to Japanese metal, especially Nemophila-Raitei or Lovebites-Set the World on fire. Both of these bands are incredible and all female.
I saw that same tour. Billy Squire and Ratt. I was a sophomore in HS. I was so high I only remember hearing one song from Ratt. It was this song and was the last song of their set.
Hang on, hang on! Let me grab my Quiet Riot hat and my Def Leppard Pyromania/Union Jack tee!
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EDIT: it was a painter's cap
My sister is a huge Def Lep fan, from day one! I got front row seats and a limo surprise to see them in Ft Lauderdale 2019. I liked them going in. They blew the freakin roof off. I left a fan!
Let's not forget your Twisted Sister buttons! 🤘🤘
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No Foolin'---(heh)---it was my Pyromania and Metal Health cassettes that helped me win the school bus boom box battles! 😉
That Pyromania shirt better be sleeveless! 😂 🇬🇧🤘And Painter’s Caps were the best! I hope it had the tails!!! 😉
@@rlwetz4317 You must have been Bangin your head to the Rock of Ages. Always Rock! Rock! Til you Drop.
The era of the great Hair Bands! This song was inescapable during the early 80's. It holds up pretty well.
This was the first cassette i opened when i got my 12 cassettes for a penny from columbia house. Awesome song.
You're probably still paying for it lol
Lay it Down and Lack Of Communication are both bangers from RATT!
"Morning After", & "Nobody Rides For Free" are underrated. 😎🤘
Thanks guys. Hair bands had some good jams in the 80s. Skid Row, Bullit Boys, Great White, Dokken are just a few to explore.
Night Ranger, Motley Crue, Scorpions, 38 special and White Lion
@viclagina347 I saw Ozzy in 1989, and the Bullet Boys opened. It was at the Tower Theater in Upper Darby, Pa and it was a pay-per-view concert. They got Philly booed big time. I'll never forget when the singer said something like 'You don't boo rock n roll' and the boos got louder. It was great. You take care 🙂
Gotta add Stryper to the list.
I'm always going to associate the band Ratt with a clip from a 1986 Bob Dylan documentary where he's talking to this kid who likes Heavy Metal music and Bob Dylan is all like "How bout Ratt? How bout Ratt?"
I've seen that clip, too, and it always makes me laugh! Just the way he says "Ratt" gives me a chuckle...
That's awesome I've never seen that! Lol that's cool that my home state hero likes ratt lol
This is classic 80's weight room music.
Also 2024 weight room music.
Had it on the Walkman
"I knew right from the beginning" that I would like this song
Ahhh, hanging in the arcade in the 80s and some RATT blasting over the sound system, good times...
And Amiga! 🫡
@@jikkme Hah, yes, that too!
I was obsessed with this song when it came out. Back then the only way to hear it was to wait for it to come on the radio or on MTV.
To see two guys enjoying a song that came out when my 50 year old self was 11 years old warms my heart
And I cant believe its been that long ago. Time flys.
I wore out a couple of copies of Out of the Cellar on cassette tape back in the day. The entire album is that good.
Back for More is my favorite track.
I love that song.
There's a lot of hidden talent in the 80s glam scene.. if you look in the right places. Winger, Ratt, Whitesnake, White Lion ..
So true about an enormous amount of talent spread throughout the ’80’s ‘Hair Metal’ scene. Not every band had full on musically blessed musicians’, and soooo many guitarists took what EVH & Randy Rhodes were doing & just did their own thing with it. Adrian Vandenberg, Phil Collen, Vivian Campbell, Rudy Schenker, Eddie Ojeda, C.C. Deville, Richie Sambora, and SOOOO many others. I graduated HS in 1984… so I grew up on, lived through, continue to reminisce about all of that stuff all the time. As a matter of fact, I’m going to listen to my over 250 song custom made “HAIR NATION” Spotify playlist right now!
This hit the radio and hair metal was officially a force in music.
RATT 🐀🐁🐀!!!
One of my favorite guitarists of the genre....
Saw Ratt perform this live in 1984 along with Huey Lewis and the News and The Cars.
One of the most heartbreaking VH1 Band History videos is the Ratt one. With their lead guitarist and chief songwriter, Robbin Crosby of the band passing away, this band has been through pure hell.
Thank you for giving some credit to King Crosby! NOBODY does that on TH-cam.
You're In Love is another fantastic banger from their next album.
You take the midnight subway train...
You're callin' all the shots...
You're in love was from their 2nd album, "Invasion of your privacy"!
@@georgewallerlll496, you are 100% right. Been a while. Thanks for reminder.
Probably my favorite song by them. Especially on the drums.
An amazing piece of pop metal. Accessible and catchy yet still heavy. This used to be one of my karaoke jams. A thing which should be remembered is that Ratt were one of the early bands playing what would later be termed hair or glam metal. Quiet Riot, W.A.S.P, Motley Crue and Dokken are some other examples of "proto" hair metal (even though most of the early bands later adopted the full hair metal style, for better or worse). All that stuff was coming out in the 81 - 85 era right alongside Maiden, Priest, Sabbath, Ozzy, Scorpions, Schenker, Accept, etc. Guns N Roses first record didn't come out until 1986, three years after the first Ratt album (which included Round and Round).
Not into hair bands, have loved this song my whole life!
Same!!
Exactly
I agree. This is a great hair band song. I loved it when I was in high school.
Ditto.
I'm the exact opposite. Love hair metal, but Ratt just doesn't work for me.
I'm so glad you guys finally listened to this! RATT was my first concert.
There was a time in the 80's when people used the term Ratt 'n' Roll in reference to this band's music.
Warren DeMartini wrote the best opening riffs of the 80s
Other great ones from Ratt are Slip of the Lip, Lay it Down, and You're in Love, among others. I saw them with Poison, Great White, and L.A. Guns, back in '99 and it was a great show.
Ratt has some great songs. One of my fave 80s bands. Body Talk, lay it down, Your in love. Definitely checkout more
Warren D. Sensational guitarist
If you like this one, you should check out Lay It Down. My favorite Ratt song.
Lay It Down is the one.
@@jonlandin2440Facts 💯!!!
Lay it Down has the best guitar solo in rock history.
Absolute banger of a song.
Love these guys in the 80s! A few years ago I had lunch in Palm Springs and the drummer Bobby and his girlfriend sat right next to us and they were both friendliest nicest people in the world! I showed him a few recent photos from my vinyl collection that included albums of his and he was pretty stoked.
Check out these by RATT: you’re in love, in your direction, walking the dog, dangerous but worth the risk, back for more, body talk, way cool junior. All BANGERS!!
I was looking through my ticket stubs couple years ago and I've been to about 80 shows had two stubs for RATT...I can't remember ever seeing them in concert
my first ever concert billy squire and ratt
My first was Hot Tuna in 1977. Not crazy about them, but have been to over 55 now.
Has A&A ever hit Rhandy Rhoads era solo Ozzy? " Flying High Again"
Doubt it
Or Over The Mountain
Crazy train
@@matthewdrake4385 I hard them mentioned they've herd it. Even if not in my opinion. FLYING High Again 💯
Saw Ratt live at The Monsters of Rock festival,England 1985....they were surprisingly good,....in fact they were great.....a lot heavier than their recordings👏👏👏👏
“Nobody Rides For Free” by Ratt is seriously bad ass!
This album and Shout at the Devil are the quintessential LA Sunset Strip sleazy hair metal albums before the genre got played out to death I can't stress to you how awesome the video was for this back in 84 and yeah that chorus definitely makes it an A or A+
Dokken in my dreams. Great solo
Ratt is Stephen Pearcy, Warren Dimartini, Bobby Blotzer, Robyn Crosby and Juan Crucier
Nobody Rides For Free is a later Ratt song that has a completely different sound, that I love. It’s on the soundtrack for Point Break with Patrick Swayze & Keanu Reeves. It’s probably my favorite Ratt song of all time, and that’s saying a lot since I own every album they’ve ever made! 😅
I graduated HS in June 1984. Yes, this song blared out of my 70 Chevelle SS 396 windows all summer!!!
Good times!! ✌❤
This video was in heavy rotation on MTV 40 years ago. Listening to the song brings back fun memories.
Love that y'all are doing some '80s rock here lately. Always wondered what y'all's reaction would be to some of the mainstream songs from then. Hope y'all keep it up. The reaction fans love '80s rock
...a jam. And the MTV video
with Milton Berle gets an "A" too .
I've seen Ratt twice. Great Rock show!
This was a great era. I grew up in this time and played in rock bands. Being a musician, songwriter and vocalist myself and playing 3 different musical instruments, it was an extremely fun time.
80s hair metal classic
'Round and Round' is definitely the definition of a 'banger'. I've(G here, not sure if my partner T knows this song) always jammed out to this song whenever I hear it over the years now. Their most notable song for sure. Other songs I like by them are 'lay it down', 'way cool Jr', 'back for more', 'lack of communication', 'You're in love' and my second favorite by them 'shame, shame, shame'. Great 80's hard rock hair band!🤟
I miss the 80s!!! Going to high school and college in the 80s was...THE best. And living in L.A. in the second 1/2 of the 80s? Perfection. Seeing all these guys hanging out in bars/clubs was so fun.
When someone asks "what is the quintessential 80s hair band sound?", you can put this on. Nails it.
Classic 80s Banger!
Another great song! Great guitar harmonies and the vocals are excellent!
The rhythm guitar is so melodic. One of my fave bass lines as it really carries the movement/chord changes.
the first time i heard this song i almost lost my mind! and then the video was straight up badass!!!!! made me a rock fan!!!
From the first time I heard this song to just now, it always delivers the goods. The video is a must watch. It's one of the best ever!
Never watch the videos get so frustrated
"Lack of Communication" by RATT is the song you need to hear. It is written so well, it is relevant today.
Solid album, could be a full reaction candidate.
How have y’all taken this long to get to RATT? One of the best rock bands of the 80s. I’ve had “Heads I Win Tales You Lose” on repeat this past week
I saw Ratt with Lita Ford in a very small venue. It was like a High School auditorium almost. I threw a drumstick I had up on the stage and right before it hit the stage floor, lead singer Stephen Pearcy swiped it up and held it for a second and smiled as he tossed it to the side.
Saw them back in the 80's with Poison. Ratt- Poison....great concert!
That's a solid rock song and one that has been on all my party mixes for 40 years.
Ratt Rocks! Easily one of my favorites from the 80's. They have a long list of great tunes. Unfortunately most didn't get radio play. I have a few on my channel.✌
Ahh, taking me back to my Senior year of HS (84-85). Thanks, guys!
Same here!!!!
'80s glam rock was fantastic! When I saw RATT, WASP was the opening act! I was around 33 years old and I'm pretty sure I was the oldest guy there.😂 They even had a parents waiting room so they could hook up with their kids after the show!😁❤️✌️
Saw them live. An authentic banger.
Ratt has a lot of good tunes. Hopefully you guys will do some more of their catalog. Loving You's a Dirty Job, Nobody Rides for Free ...
Didn't this video have Milton Berle in it? Ratt and Bullet Boys were 2 "hair" bands I did like, Thanks guys!
Yes it did. I think his nephew was the manager or agent for Ratt , so there really was a connection between the band and Uncle Miltie.
80's metal were all about your lead guitar player. It was the best decade for guitar playing
They may get lumped in with hair metal but really could play, I saw them live a couple times and they could bring it on stage. Also try You're In Love, another banger from them that really rocks out. Good choice. They are an A for me, Too. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎸🎶
That's the thing about the 80s: the technology that too many modern artists hide behind didn't exist yet so everyone really could play and sing at a pretty good level. Some were obviously better than others, but it's not like today where if you have the look the record company wants they can fix everything else.
Great song. Great album.
One of my favorite bands of the 80s. “Round and Round“ is one of their best songs. I also like “Nobody Rides for Free,” which was in the movie, Point Break. “Lay it Down” and “Back for More” are great.
For me, the most interesting fact about Ratt is the lead singer is the nephew of Milton Berle. He was a major comedian, credited with not only becoming the first tv star, but was responsible for thousands of tvs being sold to first time owners. Also, he was rumored for having (not being) the biggest member in Hollywood, like 3rd leg big. The song? For me B+.
All true
Actually it was the band's manager at the time that was the nephew of Mr Berle.
Actually it was their manager who was related to Milton Berle. Stephen Percy was just a kid from San Diego.
@@billhillify4924 Correct. Marshall Berle was the bands manager and nephew to Milton.
This was so freaking catchy. It sucked me in against my will.
I had to hide this cassette from my brother because I probably would’ve been disowned for listening to it.
They are every 80s rock band cliché. Now you have to go look at what they looked like. It was ridiculous but we loved it!
Underneath all that hair make up and spandex they were really talented. Just don’t ever let my brother find out I liked them.
“ your in love” is a good track !
Chicks dug this song, which ensured it was played 300 times a day on each AOR station all over the country. That said, it wasn't RATT's fault they recorded an iconic 80s song.
This song brings me back. I was in high school in the mid 80s and this was a go to song. It wasn't Van Halen, but it was close.
I went to this RATT concert in Tulsa, OK, and their opening band was BON JOVI. Bon Jovi had their hit 'Runaway' and they were a great opening act. This was before they really blew up the next year with Slippery When Wet.
Ratt was just one of the bands that made the 80s so fun. Tawny Kitaen R.I.P. MEMORY ETERNAL, is on the cover of this album. She was David Coverdale's wife, in major music videos for Whitesnake and one of the most popular 80s music video girls along side Bobbie Brown and others. I'm so glad you hit this song, Ratt, Cinderella, Dokken, Motley Crue, Guns N' Roses, so many amazing 80s bands you guys!! Glam Rock was huge, long hair on these musicians was a must, along with leather everything, very competitive decade. I can't believe how Alex has come around to 80s gems, yayyyyyy!!!
I never really see anyone discussing Stephen Pearcy's voice, but he had such a distinctive sound which fit perfectly with the L.A. sleazy metal scene at the time. You knew immediately that it was RATT on the radio when you heard that sneering vocal of his, and the next 5 minutes were going to be great!
Love the song! Love the video!
Still have my t-shirt too!!
Had the album of course. Gave my collection to my 38yo nephew who’s now collecting “vinyls”
80's hair metal. Don't over think just enjoy. That being said: Motley Crue: Too young to fall in love, Cinderella: Nobody's fool, Scorpions: Still loving you or No one like you..etc. so many great songs!
I've always dug on the part where they preload the backing track for the chorus in the previous Measure. I think it starts on the 3... regardless, you hear the "round and round" lyric prior to the actual lyric. they start doing it around 4:40 on.
CLASSIC! The wholev LP is kick ass classic, easily the best of the "hair bands".
Ratt was in there before most hair bands. You’ve just scratched the surface!!!!
I saw them in concert with Twisted Sister 1987 amazing
show great group
I forgot how awesome this song was!!!❤❤❤
MTV, when it really was music TV, the video was a Wow introduction for Ratt! Any context for this song or the Era can not be separated from the videos. Any song, any band from the 80's had a video and when I hear a song, I can see the video in my minds eye.
We rocked back in the 80’s
@Alex
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Your starting to like 80's music... So while there was plenty of "crappy cheese" during this time, there were also some good gems too.
All the best,
M-
You owe it to yourselves to watch the video. Uncle Miltie (Milton Berle) in drag is not to be missed! 😂🤣👍🏻
I’m always amazed how much in the 80s was awesome. The pre delay sold me
This was their first hit released from that album. I was 18 when this came out and it was awesome this whole first album was their best I think.
Shit cant believe it's been 40 years since i was 20 the summer this song had me rocking still do❤❤❤
You n both girl haha great times in the 80s 👍🤟