Ratt
Monsters Of Rock Festival
FCP Stadium
Pforzheim, West Germany
April 30, 1987
FM Broadcast Recording
Flac Level 6 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included
Lineage: Trade > CDR > EAC "Secure Mode" > Wave > Traders Little Helper > Flac 6
01 Lay It Down
02 You're In Love
03 Wanted Man
04 Sweet Cheater
05 You Should Know By Now
06 The Morning After
07 Dance, Dance, Dance
08 Drive Me Crazy
09 Slip Of The Lip
10 Walking The Dog
11 Round & Round
12 Body Talk (Fades Out)
Stephen Pearcy – lead vocals
Warren DeMartini – lead guitar, backing vocals
Robbin Crosby (R.I.P.) – rhythm guitar, backing vocals
Juan Croucier – bass, backing vocals
Bobby Blotzer – drums
I have had a copy of this show on tape a long time. It's not in very good shape, it was of unknown generation and sounded a bit muddy. It was eaten by a hungry cassette player once too. I downloaded a MP3 vbr encoded copy of this recording from Hear Rock City a while back. I decided to download the lossless if I ever found it. I did just a couple of months before The New JDP went dark during my illness. So here it is Ratt in their prime. Ratt has always been a little sloppy live. Stephen Pearcy's voice can be rough, the band can be a little off, the mix can be off. I've seen them a few times and this was always the case but they are enjoyable (think 1970's Aerosmith), so again here is Ratt in their prime.
Monsters Of Rock Festival
FCP Stadium
Pforzheim, West Germany
April 30, 1987
FM Broadcast Recording
Flac Level 6 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included
Lineage: Trade > CDR > EAC "Secure Mode" > Wave > Traders Little Helper > Flac 6
01 Lay It Down
02 You're In Love
03 Wanted Man
04 Sweet Cheater
05 You Should Know By Now
06 The Morning After
07 Dance, Dance, Dance
08 Drive Me Crazy
09 Slip Of The Lip
10 Walking The Dog
11 Round & Round
12 Body Talk (Fades Out)
Stephen Pearcy – lead vocals
Warren DeMartini – lead guitar, backing vocals
Robbin Crosby (R.I.P.) – rhythm guitar, backing vocals
Juan Croucier – bass, backing vocals
Bobby Blotzer – drums
I have had a copy of this show on tape a long time. It's not in very good shape, it was of unknown generation and sounded a bit muddy. It was eaten by a hungry cassette player once too. I downloaded a MP3 vbr encoded copy of this recording from Hear Rock City a while back. I decided to download the lossless if I ever found it. I did just a couple of months before The New JDP went dark during my illness. So here it is Ratt in their prime. Ratt has always been a little sloppy live. Stephen Pearcy's voice can be rough, the band can be a little off, the mix can be off. I've seen them a few times and this was always the case but they are enjoyable (think 1970's Aerosmith), so again here is Ratt in their prime.
