1368 - Ratt You're In Trouble 1984

As far as hair metal goes, Ratt was right at the top of the heap, thanks in large part to the distinct voice of Stephen Pearcy and the quality guitar work of Warren Demartini. The band started in San Diego as Mickey Ratt, but eventually dropped the Mickey, become Ratt. Their release "Out of the Cellar" is full of nice hooks and catchy tunes. The second track, "You’re In Trouble" begins with some deep bass and drums, next, the glam chorus makes this song special.

1071 - Ratt I want a Woman 1988

"I Want a Woman" is a song by American heavy metal band Ratt. It is the second track on their fourth album "Reach for the Sky" and the second single released by Atlantic Records to promote the album. Enjoy the cannonfire like drum beat and sound of Bobby Blotzer, the raspy and rough vocals of Stephen Pearcy, the dual guitar attack of Robbin Crosby (rhythm) and Warren De Martini (lead) combo and the penetratingly solid bass playing of Juan Crouchier (a former Dokken member).

221 - Ratt Round and Round 1984

Along with Mötley Crüe, Quiet Riot and Twisted Sister, Ratt was one of the main players of the '80s glam metal movement. Their guitarist Warren De Martini possessed the flash and technical ability to escalate the group above most of its peers. The quintessential metal anthem "Round and Round" is one of the greatest cuts in '80s rock.