Tell the World: The Very Best of Ratt

Arrived on time packaged securely.plays great

Good as Ratt 81-91 is, I think this is the better of the two because it features City to City and Dangerous but Worth the Risk

"We make Ratt n' Roll music for Ratt n' Roll people" -- Stephen Pearcy circa 1990.This is the best Ratt greatest hits to date. You have 20 tracks all re-mastered. This is the perfect soundtrack for 80s rock lovers! A few of the tracks are from the 90s, but are in the same sonic tradition.I like how the set list is in non-chronological order. And I like how their biggest hits are spread across the cd. Unlike, older Ratt best of compilations "Round in Round" doesn't appear at the beginning. I give them credit for starting things off with "Dangerous but Worth the Risk." An excellent song that never had a video or was played on the radio.The only gripe I have is they included the clunky "Head I Win, Tails You Lose" again. So many better songs they could've picked. They should've scratched that and included a ballad like "I Want to Love You Tonight" or "Giving Yourself Away."Also, because this is primarily the Atlantic years era there is nothing from their legendary self-titled e.p. Fingers crossed that the entire back catalogue gets revamped and reissued. A big cheese Ratt box set with rarities and live tracks would be sweet too.I saw these guys live this summer and I can't wait for many more years of Ratt n' Roll!

I liked it.

It’s a great album. I love Ratt one of my favorite bands of the 1980’s! This is the best of their songs

I was reading one of the stories in my Motley Crue picture book when the name RATT jumped out at me. I was bored and looking for something to do, so I kept reading. Then the names "Robbin Crosby" and "Steven Pearcy" jumped out at me. Then I was online two days later and this album "just happened" to pop up under the "you might also like" category. So I got it, thinking I wasn't gonna be too impressed with these guys.I was dead wrong.It's shocking how you don't hear them on the radio (at least I don't), because these guys are on par with Aerosmith and Motley Crue as far as I'm concerned. Good old fashioned KICK BUTT ROCK N' ROLL - driven with flawless guitar work and harmonies as smooth as butter. As soon as I pressed PLAY and listened to the first song - "Dangerous But Worth The Risk" - I knew this Ratt Pack meant business. Steven Pearcy once said "We make Ratt N Roll music for Ratt N Roll people". I wasn't quite sure what he meant by that, but now I know. Not sure what he means by that either? Check out this album and see for yourself.

just old ratt got gwt this 1

Some bands are greatest hits bands... and sadly Ratt is one of them. The only album worth owning from them is Out of the Cellar. Outside of that you get all you need here. It's a solid compilation, and hits all their best songs.You can 3 or 4 from each album. It's a nice overall set. This and Out of the Cellar and you have all Ratt has to offer.Great mix and set of songs here. They choose their true best.