Ratt/London,UK 2.19.1986

In 1986, RATT planned to invade Europe and embarked on a full-scale UK tour. A new excavation master who conveys the site is now available. What is infused into this work is “February 29, 1986 London performance”. This is an excellent audience recording recorded on the first day of 3DAYS at the traditional venue “Hammersmith Odeon”. Speaking of Golden Age RATT, “MONSTERS OF ROCK 1985” was well received the other day, and this week, the definitive album “YOKOHAMA 1986 DEFINITIVE MASTER” for the Japan tour will also be released at the same time. First of all, let’s check the positions of such masterpieces in the schedule at that time. 1985, January 4th: Honolulu performance, March 20th-27th: Japan #1 (6 performances) [“INVASION OF YOUR PRIVACY” released on June 13th], June 18th-August 13th: North America #1a (41 performances) August 17: Donington performance ← *MONSTERS OF ROCK 1985 August 20-December 31: North America #1b (86 performances) 1986 February 6-28: UK (17 performances) ←★Here★ ・April 7th-28th: ​​Japan #2 (17 performances) ←*YOKOHAMA 1986 ・April 30th: Anchorage performance [“DANCING UNDERCOVER” released on August 9th] ・12 April 4th – 31st: North America #2 (18 performances) This is RATT in 1985/1986. In fact, the above two works and this work are all records of the “INVASION OF YOUR PRIVACY Tour”. “MONSTERS OF ROCK 1985” was their first trip to the UK, and eight months later, a UK tour was held as the opening act for Ozzy Osbourne. The Hammersmith performance of this work was the 10th such “British” concert. By the way, Ozzy at that time was on “THE ULTIMATE SIN Tour” and the guitarist was Jake E. Lee. Jake is also a former RATT member, so the tour brought together old and new members. This work recorded at such a show is an exquisite audience recording with dazzling clear freshness. Although it is not so close that you can mistake the sound board, it does not feel distant, and the transparent atmosphere shines brightly. The core that runs through the center is bright and straight like a laser beam, and the details are clear. To describe it to our customers, it is a beautiful recording that feels like a Kinney recording. Moreover, this work can be said to be a sister work to “MONSTERS OF ROCK 1985”. Both this masterpiece and this work are part of the “G.Mann” collection, which is currently a hot topic. Strictly speaking, this work is not “G.Mann” himself, but apparently the 1st Gene Master recorded by a close friend. I don’t know if he gave a lecture on the equipment or how to get started, but the sound characteristics are similar, and the transfer and finishing are “G.Mann”. If the sisters are not accurate, then it would be something like “cousin recordings.” What is drawn with such a fresh sound is a concentration of early masterpieces that are a little different from “MONSTERS OF ROCK 1985”. This is a cousin recording from the same tour, so let’s organize it while comparing. Invasion of Your Privacy (6 songs) / Dangerous But Worth The Risk (★) / Give It All (★) / You Should Know By Now (★) / Never Use Love / Lay It Down / You’re in Love Classics (5 songs) – Rat: Walkin’ the Dog (★) / You Think You’re Tough / Sweet Cheater – Flame of Lust: Wanted Man / Round and Round MONSTERS OF ROCK 1985” song that cannot be heard. …and it looks like this. “MONSTERS OF ROCK 1985″ had a running time of about 30 minutes, but this one was about 50 minutes even though it was an undercard. You can enjoy a group of famous songs with increased volume. And the performance is also wonderful. The tension was stronger in “MONSTERS OF ROCK 1985,” which was a one-shot battle on a big stage, but it also had a sense of exploding momentum that could collapse if you made a wrong move. On the other hand, this work shows its true potential with a highly complete ensemble. Of course, the young RATT can’t get tired after only about 50 minutes, and he’s running at full power from start to finish, and what’s more, he has a solid sense of consistency. Although the band is not blessed with an official live album and their live performance is not well known, their fierce performance is worthy of being the standard-bearer of LA metal. This is a new excavation live album that allows you to experience the stage of such a golden age with 100% original sound. This work itself is a historical record, but by combining it with its cousin work “MONSTERS OF ROCK 1985”, you can get a clearer sense of how they were eager to invade Britain. RATT of the golden age suddenly made their debut in the UK at the once-in-a-lifetime big stage “MONSTERS OF ROCK” and followed the king Ozzy to conquer the UK. Exquisite audience recording of “February 29, 1986 Hammersmith Odeon Performance”. It is a famous recording with a bright core piercing straight through the center of the clear atmosphere like a laser beam, and the beautiful sound is like a Kinney recording. Although it is the same “INVASION OF YOUR PRIVACY Tour” as Hatsuto Eiji’s masterpiece “MONSTERS OF ROCK 1985”, it has a longer duration and allows you to enjoy a more diverse group of early masterpieces. This is a masterpiece live album that should be enjoyed as a sequel to “MONSTERS OF ROCK 1985”. Live at Hammersmith Odeon, London, UK 19th February 1986 PERFECT SOUND (49:40) 1. James Bond Intro 2. Dangerous But Worth the Risk 3. Give it All 4. Wanted Man 5. You Should Know by Now 6. Never Use Love 7. Warren DeMartini Guitar Solo 8. Walkin’ the Dog 9. Robbin Crosby Guitar Solo 10. You Think You’re Tough 11. Lay it Down 12. You’re in Love 13. Drum Solo 14. Sweet Cheater – Encores ( cut, Tape Flip ?) 15. Round and Round Stephen Pearcy – Vocals Warren De Martini – Guitar Robbin Crosby – Guitar Juan Croucier – Bass Bobby Blotzer – Drums