Quiet Riot
Quiet Riot is an American heavy metal band whose 1983 chart topping success… Read Full Bio ↴Quiet Riot is an American heavy metal band whose 1983 chart topping success helped pave the way for the glam metal scene's next decade of commercial prominence. They are best known for their 'Metal Health' album, which displaced Michael Jackson’s 'Thriller' album from the #1 chart spot. Their tunes "Metal Health (Bang Your Head)" and "Cum On Feel the Noize" in particular continue to receive widespread airplay.
They were founded in 1975 by guitarist Randy Rhoads (later associated with Ozzy Osbourne) with the original lineup of Kevin DuBrow (whose Steve Marriott influenced vocals powered most of their hits) alongside Kelly Garni (bass) and Drew Forsyth (drums). They initially released albums in 1977 and 1978, featuring heavy covers of British invasion era acts The Small Faces and Dave Clark Five, and their work was picked up for release in Japan only.
After Rhoads left, with him replaced by guitarist Carlos Cavazo, Quiet Riot had still had failed to break out of the Los Angeles metal scene with a record contract (unlike their hit British Invasion covering contemporaries Van Halen). Quiet Riot eventually scored a deal with Columbia Records, and their second stateside single was "Cum on Feel the Noize", a remake of the U.K. hit tune by Slade in 1973. Quiet Riot's version opened up a new world for the group. Their song became the first heavy metal single to make the 'Top 5' on Billboard Magazine's 'Hot 100' singles chart, spending two weeks at the #5 slot.
The band was reportedly reluctant to record the song, as none of them were Slade fans, and recorded it in one take, trying to play their worst. The success of the single helped carry parent album 'Metal Health' to the top of Billboard Music Charts pop album charts, making it the first heavy metal album to ever reach the #1 slot. Fortunately, lightening also struck twice as their song "Metal Health (Bang Your Head)" (also known as "Bang Your Head (Metal Health)" or "Metal Health") also received significant airplay, peaking at the #31 slot on the 'Hot 100'.
A #1 album and a top 5 single was unheard of for a heavy metal band in 1983. The 'Metal Health' album also displaced Michael Jackson's 'Thriller'' on the charts, shocking critics, and it paved the way for a new, stronger commercial viability for the whole genre. Still, the band members were arguably unprepared for the spotlight put on them, with acrimony between them and the record company people to come.
The group's follow-up, 'Condition Critical' was a relative disappointment critically and commercially, selling only 3 million units. This release included another Slade cover ("Mama Weer All Crazee Now", which was a UK chart topper for Slade) and numerous musical and lyrical nods to the aforementioned act; whether this was a decision made with the band's support or forced upon them by their producer is still subject to debate, as evidenced in their VH1 'Behind The Music' documentary. As well, frontman DuBrow's combative behavior both in public and in private burned numerous bridges between the band and other musicians as well as the press. The other band members felt that DuBrow had turned what would had been middling or mixed critical reviews into scorn as well as ruined chances at future musical collaborations.
Various factors led to bassist Rudy Sarzo quitting the group in 1985 and joining up with Ozzy Osbourne. The bass slot in Quiet Riot was filled by Chuck Wright. Next, the band released 'QRIII' in 1986, which became another commercial failure and left the group frustrated in terms of where to go. Fed up with DuBrow's antics, the rest of Quiet Riot fired him from his own band and replaced him with former Rough Cutt vocalist Paul Shortino. Wright was also fired and was replaced by Sean McNabb.
The revamped band released 'Quiet Riot' in 1988, which also failed to gain much traction. This 1988 album technically has the same name as their original first album with Randy Rhoads. The band fell apart after a tour that ended in Hawaii in 1989 and DuBrow fought to keep control of the name; Quiet Riot appeared to be in shambles.
By 1991, tempers had cooled enough for the former bandmates to communicate. DuBrow and Cavazo formed Heat, but they eventually switched to Quiet Riot again and released 'Terrified' (1993) with Banali and Kenny Hillery (bass). That same year, DuBrow released a work titled 'The Randy Rhoads Years', featuring tracks from Quiet Riot's Columbia albums and some previously unreleased material (many of which included newly recorded vocals). Hillary left Quiet Riot in 1995, and he committed suicide on June 5, 1996.
Wright rejoined Quiet Riot to play bass. The band released Down to the Bone that same year. The following year (1996), the band released a 'Greatest Hits' album, which included nothing from the original two Rhoads albums and nothing from the two 90s albums but did have a few tracks from the 1988 Shortino album. After that, Rudy Sarzo joined up again in 1997, and the band began touring.
The tour was not successful, and the band was arrested several times; one angry fan sued DuBrow for injuries sustained during a show. The group still managed to release 'Alive and Well' in 1999, which featured new songs and several rerecorded hits. They followed this up with 'Guilty Pleasures' in 2001. Although their days of commercial success had come and gone, those albums received some mixed to positive critical reviews.
Quiet Riot officially broke up in February 2003, and Sarzo joined Dio in the following year. However, they reunited in 2005, with the line-up being made up of DuBrow, Banali, Wright, and guitarist Alex Grossi. The band joined the 'Rock Never Stops Tour' in 2005 alongside Cinderella, Ratt, and Firehouse.
Soon afterwards, Chuck Wright and Alex Grossi had left the band and former L.A. Guns/Brides of Destruction guitarist Tracii Guns had joined, only to leave two weeks later under musical differences. Other recent members of Quiet Riot have included guitarists Billy Morris and Neil Citron, and bassists Tony Franklin, Sean McNabb and Wayne Carver. In an interview with rock & roll comic C.C. Banana in August 2006, Frankie Banali attempted to clarify the matter of Quiet Riot's recent rapid-fire membership rotation, indicating that both Alex and Chuck were both back in the band again.
Quiet Riot's latest album with a line-up somewhat akin to their glory days was released on October 3, 2006, entitled 'Rehab. The band on the album consisted of DuBrow, Banali, Franklin, & Neil Citron. Former Deep Purple bassist and singer Glenn Hughes also made a guest vocal appearance on the album.
On July 13, 2007, Quiet Riot performed at glam metal festival "Rocklahoma." Then on September 19 they gave a free show to service members on Keesler AFB in Biloxi. DuBrow (vocals), Banali(drums), Wright(Bass), & Alex Grossi(guitarist), was the then line-up.
Kevin DuBrow died November 25, 2007, at his home in Las Vegas. He was 52 years old. The cause of death was an accidental overdose of cocaine, and that tragedy appeared to be the end of the group once and for all.
Despite his previous insistence that Quiet Riot could never return as a live performing entity, in September 2010, Frankie Banali announced a new version of Quiet Riot: himself on drums, Chuck Wright on bass, Alex Grossi on guitar and newcomer Mark Huff on vocals. The band sought the blessings of the DuBrow family, recorded new versions of classic hits with Huff singing, and resumed touring. The group has experienced somewhat of a 'broken base' as many fans are unwilling to accept a version of the band sans DuBrow.
The group's latest work is '10', which came out on June 27, 2014 through RSM Records. That incarnation of Quite Riot Made its live debut on December 31, 2013 at Twin Arrows Navajo Casino Resort in Flagstaff, Arizona. Jizzy Pearl of Love/Hate and L.A. Guns among other groups is the current vocalist.
Vocalist Jizzy Pearl departed the band at the end of 2016 to concentrate on his solo career, and was replaced by former Adler's Appetite and Icon vocalist Seann Nicols, formerly known as Sheldon Tarsha. On February 13, 2017, the band announced that they would release a new album Road Rage on April 21. However, in March, it was announced that Nicols had left the band and that James Durbin was the new singer. The band subsequently announced that Road Rage would be delayed until summer 2017 so that all of Nicols' vocals could be replaced by Durbin's with new lyrics and melodies. It was then announced that the new version of the album would be released on August 4 by Frontiers Music Srl.
Banali was forced to sit out several Quiet Riot shows throughout 2019 as he was receiving treatment for stage-IV pancreatic cancer, though he did not reveal his diagnosis until October of that year. He was replaced by either former Type O Negative drummer Johnny Kelly or former W.A.S.P. drummer Mike Dupke depending on each drummer's availability. In September 2019, Durbin quit the band to "follow his own path" according to Banali, and Pearl was rehired as the lead vocalist. Two months later, Quiet Riot's fourteenth studio album, and second and last to feature Durbin, Hollywood Cowboys, was released.
On August 20, 2020, Banali died from pancreatic cancer, which he had been diagnosed with sixteen months earlier, leaving him as the second member of the Metal Health-era lineup to die, following DuBrow in 2007. On September 9, 2020, Quiet Riot announced on their Facebook page that would continue on without Banali, who had wished that they keep the music and legacy of the band alive. He was replaced by Johnny Kelly, who had filled in for Banali on the band's 2019 and 2020 tours. The band embarked on their first tour since Banali's passing in the summer of 2021, and announced, in May of that year, that they were going to release new music in 2022. On August 2, 2021, Quiet Riot announced that former bassist Rudy Sarzo would rejoin the band in early 2022, once again replacing Chuck Wright. However, Sarzo played his first show with the band in nearly two decades at The Groove Music Hall in Woodford, Virginia on November 6, 2021. In December 2021, Sarzo confirmed that new music from Quiet Riot will be released to coincide with their upcoming 2022 tour: "We have a couple of surprises coming up that are already recorded. So they're just waiting to be released. We're gonna release 'em in conjunction when we start touring in February [of 2022]." That same month, he revealed that plans were being made to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Metal Health in 2023.
They were founded in 1975 by guitarist Randy Rhoads (later associated with Ozzy Osbourne) with the original lineup of Kevin DuBrow (whose Steve Marriott influenced vocals powered most of their hits) alongside Kelly Garni (bass) and Drew Forsyth (drums). They initially released albums in 1977 and 1978, featuring heavy covers of British invasion era acts The Small Faces and Dave Clark Five, and their work was picked up for release in Japan only.
After Rhoads left, with him replaced by guitarist Carlos Cavazo, Quiet Riot had still had failed to break out of the Los Angeles metal scene with a record contract (unlike their hit British Invasion covering contemporaries Van Halen). Quiet Riot eventually scored a deal with Columbia Records, and their second stateside single was "Cum on Feel the Noize", a remake of the U.K. hit tune by Slade in 1973. Quiet Riot's version opened up a new world for the group. Their song became the first heavy metal single to make the 'Top 5' on Billboard Magazine's 'Hot 100' singles chart, spending two weeks at the #5 slot.
The band was reportedly reluctant to record the song, as none of them were Slade fans, and recorded it in one take, trying to play their worst. The success of the single helped carry parent album 'Metal Health' to the top of Billboard Music Charts pop album charts, making it the first heavy metal album to ever reach the #1 slot. Fortunately, lightening also struck twice as their song "Metal Health (Bang Your Head)" (also known as "Bang Your Head (Metal Health)" or "Metal Health") also received significant airplay, peaking at the #31 slot on the 'Hot 100'.
A #1 album and a top 5 single was unheard of for a heavy metal band in 1983. The 'Metal Health' album also displaced Michael Jackson's 'Thriller'' on the charts, shocking critics, and it paved the way for a new, stronger commercial viability for the whole genre. Still, the band members were arguably unprepared for the spotlight put on them, with acrimony between them and the record company people to come.
The group's follow-up, 'Condition Critical' was a relative disappointment critically and commercially, selling only 3 million units. This release included another Slade cover ("Mama Weer All Crazee Now", which was a UK chart topper for Slade) and numerous musical and lyrical nods to the aforementioned act; whether this was a decision made with the band's support or forced upon them by their producer is still subject to debate, as evidenced in their VH1 'Behind The Music' documentary. As well, frontman DuBrow's combative behavior both in public and in private burned numerous bridges between the band and other musicians as well as the press. The other band members felt that DuBrow had turned what would had been middling or mixed critical reviews into scorn as well as ruined chances at future musical collaborations.
Various factors led to bassist Rudy Sarzo quitting the group in 1985 and joining up with Ozzy Osbourne. The bass slot in Quiet Riot was filled by Chuck Wright. Next, the band released 'QRIII' in 1986, which became another commercial failure and left the group frustrated in terms of where to go. Fed up with DuBrow's antics, the rest of Quiet Riot fired him from his own band and replaced him with former Rough Cutt vocalist Paul Shortino. Wright was also fired and was replaced by Sean McNabb.
The revamped band released 'Quiet Riot' in 1988, which also failed to gain much traction. This 1988 album technically has the same name as their original first album with Randy Rhoads. The band fell apart after a tour that ended in Hawaii in 1989 and DuBrow fought to keep control of the name; Quiet Riot appeared to be in shambles.
By 1991, tempers had cooled enough for the former bandmates to communicate. DuBrow and Cavazo formed Heat, but they eventually switched to Quiet Riot again and released 'Terrified' (1993) with Banali and Kenny Hillery (bass). That same year, DuBrow released a work titled 'The Randy Rhoads Years', featuring tracks from Quiet Riot's Columbia albums and some previously unreleased material (many of which included newly recorded vocals). Hillary left Quiet Riot in 1995, and he committed suicide on June 5, 1996.
Wright rejoined Quiet Riot to play bass. The band released Down to the Bone that same year. The following year (1996), the band released a 'Greatest Hits' album, which included nothing from the original two Rhoads albums and nothing from the two 90s albums but did have a few tracks from the 1988 Shortino album. After that, Rudy Sarzo joined up again in 1997, and the band began touring.
The tour was not successful, and the band was arrested several times; one angry fan sued DuBrow for injuries sustained during a show. The group still managed to release 'Alive and Well' in 1999, which featured new songs and several rerecorded hits. They followed this up with 'Guilty Pleasures' in 2001. Although their days of commercial success had come and gone, those albums received some mixed to positive critical reviews.
Quiet Riot officially broke up in February 2003, and Sarzo joined Dio in the following year. However, they reunited in 2005, with the line-up being made up of DuBrow, Banali, Wright, and guitarist Alex Grossi. The band joined the 'Rock Never Stops Tour' in 2005 alongside Cinderella, Ratt, and Firehouse.
Soon afterwards, Chuck Wright and Alex Grossi had left the band and former L.A. Guns/Brides of Destruction guitarist Tracii Guns had joined, only to leave two weeks later under musical differences. Other recent members of Quiet Riot have included guitarists Billy Morris and Neil Citron, and bassists Tony Franklin, Sean McNabb and Wayne Carver. In an interview with rock & roll comic C.C. Banana in August 2006, Frankie Banali attempted to clarify the matter of Quiet Riot's recent rapid-fire membership rotation, indicating that both Alex and Chuck were both back in the band again.
Quiet Riot's latest album with a line-up somewhat akin to their glory days was released on October 3, 2006, entitled 'Rehab. The band on the album consisted of DuBrow, Banali, Franklin, & Neil Citron. Former Deep Purple bassist and singer Glenn Hughes also made a guest vocal appearance on the album.
On July 13, 2007, Quiet Riot performed at glam metal festival "Rocklahoma." Then on September 19 they gave a free show to service members on Keesler AFB in Biloxi. DuBrow (vocals), Banali(drums), Wright(Bass), & Alex Grossi(guitarist), was the then line-up.
Kevin DuBrow died November 25, 2007, at his home in Las Vegas. He was 52 years old. The cause of death was an accidental overdose of cocaine, and that tragedy appeared to be the end of the group once and for all.
Despite his previous insistence that Quiet Riot could never return as a live performing entity, in September 2010, Frankie Banali announced a new version of Quiet Riot: himself on drums, Chuck Wright on bass, Alex Grossi on guitar and newcomer Mark Huff on vocals. The band sought the blessings of the DuBrow family, recorded new versions of classic hits with Huff singing, and resumed touring. The group has experienced somewhat of a 'broken base' as many fans are unwilling to accept a version of the band sans DuBrow.
The group's latest work is '10', which came out on June 27, 2014 through RSM Records. That incarnation of Quite Riot Made its live debut on December 31, 2013 at Twin Arrows Navajo Casino Resort in Flagstaff, Arizona. Jizzy Pearl of Love/Hate and L.A. Guns among other groups is the current vocalist.
Vocalist Jizzy Pearl departed the band at the end of 2016 to concentrate on his solo career, and was replaced by former Adler's Appetite and Icon vocalist Seann Nicols, formerly known as Sheldon Tarsha. On February 13, 2017, the band announced that they would release a new album Road Rage on April 21. However, in March, it was announced that Nicols had left the band and that James Durbin was the new singer. The band subsequently announced that Road Rage would be delayed until summer 2017 so that all of Nicols' vocals could be replaced by Durbin's with new lyrics and melodies. It was then announced that the new version of the album would be released on August 4 by Frontiers Music Srl.
Banali was forced to sit out several Quiet Riot shows throughout 2019 as he was receiving treatment for stage-IV pancreatic cancer, though he did not reveal his diagnosis until October of that year. He was replaced by either former Type O Negative drummer Johnny Kelly or former W.A.S.P. drummer Mike Dupke depending on each drummer's availability. In September 2019, Durbin quit the band to "follow his own path" according to Banali, and Pearl was rehired as the lead vocalist. Two months later, Quiet Riot's fourteenth studio album, and second and last to feature Durbin, Hollywood Cowboys, was released.
On August 20, 2020, Banali died from pancreatic cancer, which he had been diagnosed with sixteen months earlier, leaving him as the second member of the Metal Health-era lineup to die, following DuBrow in 2007. On September 9, 2020, Quiet Riot announced on their Facebook page that would continue on without Banali, who had wished that they keep the music and legacy of the band alive. He was replaced by Johnny Kelly, who had filled in for Banali on the band's 2019 and 2020 tours. The band embarked on their first tour since Banali's passing in the summer of 2021, and announced, in May of that year, that they were going to release new music in 2022. On August 2, 2021, Quiet Riot announced that former bassist Rudy Sarzo would rejoin the band in early 2022, once again replacing Chuck Wright. However, Sarzo played his first show with the band in nearly two decades at The Groove Music Hall in Woodford, Virginia on November 6, 2021. In December 2021, Sarzo confirmed that new music from Quiet Riot will be released to coincide with their upcoming 2022 tour: "We have a couple of surprises coming up that are already recorded. So they're just waiting to be released. We're gonna release 'em in conjunction when we start touring in February [of 2022]." That same month, he revealed that plans were being made to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Metal Health in 2023.
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Quiet Riot Lyrics
(We Were) Born to Rock Streets alive Something in the air We're writing up a brand …
02-Bang Your Head Yeah ah arr And I'm an axe grinder, pile driver Mama says…
Afterglow Love Love is all around me everywhere Love has come to touch…
Against The Wall I can't see the forest from the trees Headin'straight for…
Alive and Well Headin down the wrong way On a one way street …
All Day and All of the Night Hang loose Party Got my head to the grindstone I'm trying t…
All Wound Up Got an active imagination Just one look, I've got it…
Angry Not a lover not a fighter Always out of my…
Back to the Coast West coast, try outs You've got to make it before you…
Bad Boy C'mon! Yeah! I thought that I was indestructible But how co…
Bang Your Head Yeah ah arr And I'm an axe grinder, pile driver Mama says…
Bang Your Head (Metal Health) Well, I'm an axe grinder Piledriver Mama says that I never, …
Battle Axe [Instrumental]…
Beggars And Thieves Grain of sand, no man's land, I wanna fly Fade away,…
Black Reign Somebody's watching, watching you all the time Somebody's w…
Blind Faith I've been the distance and I've seen it all I've been…
Born To Rock Streets alive Something in the air We're writing up a brand …
Breathless Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh!! My control That's what…
C*m On Feel The Noize Cum on feel the noize Girls rock your boys We get wild,…
Callin' the Shots Friday night I was feeling blue You wouldn't let me do What…
Come On Feel The Noise Come on, feel the noise Girls, rock your boys We'll get wi…
Condition Critical Oh the tension's mounting The pressure starts to show All th…
Coppin' A Feel Coppin' coppin' coppin' Hey, I'm like a dog in heat On t…
Cum On Feel Noize Come on, feel the noise Girls, rock your boys We'll get wild…
Cum On Feel Noize (Re-Recorded / Remastered) Come on feel the noise Girls rock your boys We'll get wild,…
Cum on Feel the Noize Come on, feel the noise Girls, rock your boys We'll get wild…
C`mon feel the noize Cum on feel the noize Girls rock your boys We get wild,…
Demolition Derby We're gonna take you to a demolition derby (yeah) It's on…
Dig When it's kill or be killed baby I sometimes wish we…
Don Everybody wants to have a girl like you But I'm the…
Don't Know What I Want Pissed off - Got nothing to say, Nothing to do …
Don't Think You sucked religion from my life When we met I believed…
Don't Wanna Be Your Fool Ooh ooh ooh I'm a victim of love With nothing but heartaches…
Don't Wanna Let You Go Everybody wants to have a girl like you But I'm the…
Don’t Wanna Let You Go Everybody wants to have a girl like you But I'm the…
Down and Dirty She's a dancing girl who brings up the heat Hits on…
Down to the Bone Let me tell you a story, not gonna take too…
Empty Promises In a funny looking glass Reflection of a face One that I've…
Evil Woman Woman, when I saw you comin' Should've started runnin' Evi…
Eye For An Eye You turned me over now I'll turn you around Mistakes are…
Face To Face Now I've got a chick who will be with me Anytime,…
Fit to Be Tied What a problem, you know he's fit to be tied He…
Force of Habit Too much coffee's gonna shatter my nerves, Too much whiskey'…
Free You criticize the way I talk, You can't know how…
Get Your Kicks You people love our country And music in your soul Come on…
Glad All Over You say that you love me, all of the time You…
Hell or High Water C'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon They're out to get you anyway…
Helping Hands You gotta believe we can change the world Don't turn a…
Highway To Hell Living easy, living free Season ticket on a one-way ride Ask…
I'm Fallin' Ugh Sweetness Huh I saw her standin' on the corner As …
In A Rush I've got just seconds To start my engine Get into gear and…
In Harm's Way You told me no lies, you talking no evil It's time…
Inside You All I ever get from you Are attitudes and broken rules…
It [Verse 1] Walking 'round the town with nothing to do Rock-…
It Sucks To Be You You got a laundry list of today's complaints You think you'…
It's Not Love [Verse 1] Walking 'round the town with nothing to do Rock-n-…
Itchycoo Park Over Bridges of Sighs To rest my eyes in shades of…
Just How You Want It I know just how you want it Here goes, just how…
Killer Girls [Verse 1] The chicks in the town been runnin' around Their…
King of the Hill Hey feel like goin' into town, boy Don't be a fool Cause…
Last Call For Rock 'N' Roll There's a noise on the street Yes, the sound of…
let Oh yeah!!! Lookin' for some action, want a mean machine …
Let it go Everybody wants to have a girl like you But I'm the…
Let's Get Crazy Oh yeah!!! Lookin' for some action, want a mean machine Get…
Let's Go Crazy Come on Well let's get crazy Lookin' for some action, wa…
Lets Get Crazy Oh yeah!!! Lookin' for some action, want a mean machine …
Let’s Get Crazy Oh yeah!!! Lookin' for some action, want a mean machine Get…
Little Angel When mommy's around we're the cutest little darlings, polite…
Live Til It Hurts Mama, mama, mama, mama yeah all right Can't take a…
Look in Any Window You'd better beware He'll catch you when you're unaware Look…
Look In Any Window ** You'd better beware He'll catch you when you're unaware Lo…
Love Oh!...oh! Loves got me by the ass again I've been in love…
Love Can Change You I was wrong baby, you were right That doesn't make…
Love's A Bitch Oh!...oh! Loves got me by the ass again I've been in love…
Loves A Bitch Loves got me by the ass again I've been in love…
Love\'s A Bitch Loves got me by the ass again I've been in love…
Main Attraction There's a light At the end of the tunnel It's rock and…
Mama We're All Crazee Now Ma mama weer all crazee now Ma ma mama weer all…
Mama's Little Angels When mommy's around we're the cutest little darlings, polite…
Mamma Weer All Crazee Now Ma mama weer all crazee now Ma ma mama weer all…
Metal Health Well I'm an axegrinder Piledriver Mother says that I never n…
Metal Health (Bang Your Head) Yeah! Well I'm an axegrinder Piledriver Mother says that I …
Metal Health (Bang Your Head) (as heard in the film The Wrestler) (Re-Recorded / Remastered) Well, I'm an axe grinder Piledriver Mama says that I never, …
Monday Morning Breakdown In the darkness your heart is breaking with no one…
Old Habits Die Hard I never felt it coming, but you love in a…
Overworked And Underpaid I wake up-and try and Face another day Here we…
Party All Night Hang loose Party Got my head to the grindstone I'm trying t…
Picking up the Pieces Take cover, young lovers, Fall apart at the seams It's stain…
Pretty Pack o' Lies I don't think I'll hang around here Maybe I could …
Psycho City I'm a hero to the sinner Got a rep that I…
Put Up Or Shut Up Alright She's got hurricane eyes And know what she sees She…
Quiet Riot-Cum On Feel The Noize-Lyrics Come on, feel the noise Girls, rock your boys We'll get wild…
Ravers Well, we're the ravers, we just want to come out…
Red Alert Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh Oh …
Riot Reunion What time is it, I want to know It's late and…
Rise Or Fall Take action, gotta raise a fisted glove Domination, can't co…
Rude Boy I've given and been taken Time has made me wise You can't…
Rude Crude Mood Father clock shadow let′s shine on My best friends tell me…
Run For Cover Watch out! You better get yourself runnin' I got hurricane c…
Run To You Oh, on a night so long ago She left me and…
Scream And Shout Yeah All right Oh yeah Oh, come on boys Your lights sheen …
Sign Of The Times Well I have street sense radar Ooh, is supposed be news You…
Slam Dunk Slam dunk - way to go! What do ya say,…
Slam Dunk (Way To Go!) Slam dunk - way to go! What do ya say, Let's…
Slave To Love You're the hunter, I'm the game Since we met, I'm not…
Slick Back Cadillac Slick black Cadillac Ooo, just a big black set of wheels…
South Of Heaven Well I realize that love can be foolish And I realize…
Stay With Me Tonight Holdin' me close On a hot summer night Clothes are drippin' …
Still Of The Night We're not the ones to blame Burning passions mixed with pain…
Stomp Your Hands Clap Your Feet Whoa! Woo-woo yeah Turn it up until it bangs your head Tear…
Strange Daze Pummeled from the moment you wake a void of confusion…
The Joker Cut it Hit me I am the joker in the pack Fun to…
The Pump Get ready Hah! We got blind compassion Don't need discussio…
The Ritual Call of the wild has been Draggin me down Spirit…
The Wild & The Young Times are changing Nothing stays the same For this jukebox g…
Thunder Bird Hello you yes it's me You can't come back Your…
Thunderbird Hello you yes it's me You can't come back Your…
Tin Soldier I'm a little tin soldier That wants to jump into your…
Too Much Information Coming over the airwaves Injected through the brain free…
Trouble I got a letter in the mail sayin' I'm gonna…
Trouble Again I hear a black cat moaning In the middle of…
Twilight Hotel Midnight masquerade Innocent fantasies Never ended from room…
Twisted Whoa! Whoa! Tied up and twisted When trust turns to…
Voodoo Brew Baby walks, baby talks Baby got them voodoo thoughts Bab…
We've Got The Magic All I need is a place in my heart To keep…
Whatever It Takes Dancing on a tightrope Walking with the moonshine Sneaki…
Wild And The Young Times are changing Nothing stays the same For this jukebox g…
Wings of a Cloud Flying far from the scene of the crime now Nothing…
Winner Takes All Life's been good Life's been bad Now I know What I had Has t…
You Drive Me Crazy Tiger eyes Just as wild as you make me feel Tantalize Make m…