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RATT

RATT

Infestation

Release Date: Apr 20, 2010
Format: CD
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Hellbilly Deluxe 2

ROB ZOMBIE

Hellbilly Deluxe 2

Release Date: Feb 2, 2010
Format: CD
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Collective Soul - Welcome All Again

COLLECTIVE SOUL

Welcome All Again (single)

Release Date: Aug 25, 2009
Format: Digital Single (iTunes)
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Collective Soul - Staring Down

COLLECTIVE SOUL

Staring Down (single)

Release Date: Aug 25, 2009
Format: Digital Single(iTunes)
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Simple Life Digital Single

LYNYRD SKYNYRD

Simple Life Digital Single

Release Date: Aug 4, 2009
Format: Digital Single ( Buy iTunes )
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Still Unbroken Digital Single

LYNYRD SKYNYRD

Still Unbroken Digital Single

Release Date: Jul 22, 2009
Format: Digital Single ( Buy iTunes )
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God & Guns

LYNYRD SKYNYRD

God & Guns

Release Date: Sep 29, 2009
Format: CD
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Cosmic Universal Fashion

SAMMY HAGAR

Cosmic Universal Fashion

Release Date: Nov 18, 2008
Format: CD (iTunes | Amazon)
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Collective Soul

COLLECTIVE SOUL

Collective Soul

Release Date: Aug 25, 2009
Format: CD (iTunes | Amazon)
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3/12/2010 This Ratt Story Rocks!

We are running a killer contest for Ratt fans of any age to tell us their Ratt stories, and we'll be picking one winner each week to receive an ultimate Ratt prize pack which includes the new album Infestation, and which acts as their entry into the drawing to win Warren DeMartini's signature guitar!

We close out week 1 with a Ratt story that rocks from Lisa D. who got married at a Ratt concert!

Here it is in her words, "I met my husband at a RATT concert Feb 5th, 1989 at the Richfield Coliseum AND I got married on stage at a RATT concert December 11, 1990 at the Cleveland Agora. We will be married 20 years this year... The band was so great to us. Stephen even had someone go back to the hotel and get me champagne because they did not have any at the venue. We have seen them varoius times over the years and they all remember us getting married! There have been others get engaged, but we have been the only on-stage wedding! Saigon Kick opened, we got married (minister and all) and then RATT played the show. We went back to the hotel with them and partied and had a wonderful time. It was one of the last shows Robbin [Crosby, late guitarist] ever played with RATT. What RATT-N-Roll brought together, let no man put assunder - lol."

3/11/2010 Pre-Order Ratt's 'Infestation' Now & Get Some Perks!

Order the new album now and get the track “Eat Me Up Alive” as an instant download as well as an autographed booklet (while supplies last!) from one of metal’s most infamous bands.

As the story goes, Ratt helped pioneer Hollywood’s legendary Sunset Strip sound and scene. The band has returned sounding fired up and better than ever. Ratt’s first studio album in 11 years, Infestation, is a return to their heavy, riff-driven roots.

The band has reinvented their sound by rediscovering their strengths, shuttling listeners to a time when metal ruled the earth.

Pre-order the April 20th release NOW!

3/10/2010 Lynyrd Skynyrd Video Interview & Performance From Berlin

Watch as Lynyrd Skynyrd's Rickey Medlocke and Gary Rossington talk about their latest album God & Guns and play a few tunes off the album acoustic for Berlin's more-metal.com.

3/5/2010 Classic Rock Magazine Muse Over Ratt, Airbourne in New Release Round-Up

Writes the site, "A little early, but mention must be made of the new Ratt album Infestation (Roadrunner/Loud & Proud). It’s not out until April 19, but the wait is worth it. This is the band’s best album since 1986’s Dancing Undercover, full of those classic Warren DeMartini guitar motifs and thumping songs. Always undervalued, the Ratt pack have shown they’re still lean, mean, hungry and ready to burst once more out of the cellar (ouch!)."

Also on their radar is Airbourne's forthcoming album, of which the site jests, "Do we need Airbourne when we’ve got AC/DC? There’s the big question being pondered in the philosophy departments of the great seats of learning: Oxford, Cambridge, The Crobar. Actually, that’s a touch harsh on these outback riders, because No Guts. No Glory. (Roadrunner) is diverting, entertaining and stuffed with the sort of dumbo drinking anthems that the Aussies in general do better than anyone else. So go on, indulge yourself and remember: if AC/DC never existed, then Airbourne would be the acknowledged masters.