Ratt - Detonator vinyl record cover

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Intro to Shame

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Shame Shame Shame

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Lovin' You's a Dirty Job

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Scratch That Itch

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One Step Away

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Hard Time

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Heads I Win Tails You Lose

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All or Nothing

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Can't Wait on Love

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Givin' Yourself Away

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Top Secret


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Label: BMG

Ratt

Detonator

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


Ratt released their last full-length record of the Atlantic era, Detonator, in 1990. Music was changing but Detonator was still a success, peaking at #23 on the Billboard 200 and going GOLD. The first album to feature major outside songwriting contributions (Desmond Child, Diane Warren) and guests (Jon Bon Jovi, Michael Schenker), it includes lead single, "Lovin' You's A Dirty Job," which hit #18 on the Mainstream Rock chart, while power ballad "Giving Yourself Away," reached #39. The album features the classic line-up of Stephen Pearcy (vocals), Warren DeMartini (guitars), Robbin Crosby (guitars), Juan Croucier (bass/vocals) and Bobby Blotzer (drums).

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