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  • Release Date: 08/21/2007
  • Sales Rank: 11,436
  • Label: RHINO / WEA
  • UPC: 081227997137

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Tell the World: The Very Best of Ratt

1LISTENDangerous But Worth the Risk 3:30
2LISTENBack for More 3:46
3LISTENLovin' You's a Dirty Job 3:14
4LISTENNobody Rides for Free 4:43
5LISTENHeads I Win, Tails You Lose 3:59
6LISTENYou're in Love 3:14
7LISTENCity to City 3:31
8LISTENBody Talk 3:48
9LISTENWay Cool Jr. 4:28
10LISTENRound and Round 4:25
11LISTENLay It Down 3:25
12LISTENI Want a Woman 4:00
13LISTENDance 4:22
14LISTENWanted Man 3:40
15LISTENSlip of the Lip 3:18
16LISTENShame Shame Shame 4:33
17LISTENLack of Communication 3:55
18LISTENOver the Edge 4:23
19LISTENSteel River 4:18
20LISTENWay Cool Jr. MTV Unplugged 5:04

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Rhino's Tell the World: The Very Best of Ratt collects 20 tracks from the popular Los Angeles hard rock quintet's releases, ranging from the group's debut EP in 1983 to its self-titled 1999 comeback album. Fans who already bought 1991's Ratt & Roll 8191 have only the enticement of a couple of newer tracks like "Steel River" from 1997's Collage, 1999's "Over the Edge," and an MTV Unplugged version of "Way Cool Jr.," none of which are particularly memorable. That said, "Lay It Down," "Round and Round," "You're in Love, " "Slip of the Lip," "Wanted Man," and "Lack of Communication" are six of the best songs that the much maligned/beloved hair metal genre ever produced, and this collection, though padded with its share of misfires, is as good a retrospective of this talented band as you'll find anywhere. Reverend Lee Power, All Music Guide

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