#QUIET RIOT METAL HEALTH PLUS#

QR does not get enough credit for all they did for the music of the 1980’s. The label also included interviews with the band in their updated liner notes. These guys were true rock and roll maniacs who helped usher in the entire Sunset Strip Heavy Metal explosion that would occur later in the decade. Rock Candy did it right by re-releasing both albums, as they represent an era for Quiet Riot that is very special. “Winners Take All” and “Sign of the Times” were also notable tunes that didn’t get enough of a chance. Still, there are some great rockin’ tracks here including another Slade remake, “Mama, Weer All Crazee Now.” Another Dubrow classic “Party All Night” is a great song that should have been given more attention by FM radio. The album sold Platinum, but was nowhere near the hit the band had hoped for. Quiet Riot became so popular with Metal Health that the follow-up proved to be impossible to top. The album, however, is much more than two hits, as other hard rocking tunes include the greasy “Slick Black Cadillac,” the burning “Love’s a Bitch,” the head banging “Let’s Get Crazy” and vocalist Kevin Dubrow’s tribute to Randy Rhoads “Thunderbird” making this a must-own and historical album. 'Metal Health', a veces aparece como 'Metal Health (Bang Your Head)' 'Bang Your Head' o, como se incluyó en la lista Billboard Hot 100, 'Bang Your Head (Metal Health)', es una canción de la banda estadounidense de heavy metal Quiet Riot del álbum del mismo nombre. MTV jumped onboard and played the daylights out of the band’s video for “Bang Your Head (Metal Health)” and the rest is history. The band hit the big time when they remade Slade’s “Cum on Feel the Noize.” The song went to #5 on the singles charts, while the parent album became the first, quote, unquote, Heavy Metal album to reach the top spot on the album charts.

#QUIET RIOT METAL HEALTH PLUS#

The band’s two biggest sellers, 1983’s classic Metal Health and 1984’s Condition Critical both hit the million plus mark in sales upon release and catapulted the band, who’s biggest claim to fame had been that Ozzy Osbourne guitarist Randy Rhoads had once been a member of QR, to international fame. Quiet Riot – Metal Health & Condition Critical RemastersĬlassic Rock Revisited was thrilled to see the label Rock Candy Records release two albums by one of the 1980’s loudest bands, Quiet Riot. RATINGS: A = must own B = buy it C= average D = yawn F = puke

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