RATT REACH FOR THE SKY ATLANTIC 23P1-2165 with OBI Japan LP Vinyl

RATT REACH FOR THE SKY ATLANTIC 23P1-2165 with OBI Japan LP Vinyl
RATT REACH FOR THE SKY ATLANTIC 23P1-2165 with OBI Japan LP Vinyl
RATT REACH FOR THE SKY ATLANTIC 23P1-2165 with OBI Japan LP Vinyl
RATT REACH FOR THE SKY ATLANTIC 23P1-2165 with OBI Japan LP Vinyl
RATT REACH FOR THE SKY ATLANTIC 23P1-2165 with OBI Japan LP Vinyl

RATT REACH FOR THE SKY ATLANTIC 23P1-2165 with OBI Japan LP Vinyl

$69.99

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Album name REACH FOR THE SKY
Artist RATT
model Number 23P1-2165
Vinyl condition EX
Sleeve codition EX
Language Japanese
Includes OBI,Insert
Speed 33 RPM
Made in Japan
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Album Overview

Released in 1988, Reach for the Sky finds Ratt refining their Los Angeles hard-rock sound with punchy riffs, bluesy guitar lines, and the glossy production associated with late-1980s glam metal. “Way Cool Jr.” stands out for its relaxed, blues-inflected groove and became one of the band’s best-known songs, while “I Want a Woman” and “What’s It Gonna Be” deliver the catchy choruses and guitar interplay that defined Ratt’s style. Stephen Pearcy’s distinctive vocals sit over Warren DeMartini and Robbin Crosby’s guitar-driven arrangements, balancing attitude with melodic hooks. The album arrived after the group’s mid-1980s commercial peak, but it retains the confident musicianship and polished hard-rock energy that made Ratt a major band of the era. This Japanese Atlantic LP pressing is catalogued as 23P1-2165 and includes the OBI as listed.

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