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Detonator is Ratt's fifth studio album. Released in 1990.. In an attempt to regain the popularity that Ratt had in the mid-1980s, the band parted ways with long-time producer Beau Hill. Hitmaker Desmond Child and his personal sound engineer Sir Arthur Payson were hired to helm the project.
Ratt's fifth album, Detonator, finds the band breaking a long running relationship with producer Beau Hill, who helped develop the band's sonic trademarks through the '80s. The results on Detonator are clean and focused. There are some strong moments here, including the crushing, detuned guitar riff of "Shame Shame Shame" and swaggering "All or Nothing," which (along with the rest of the album) spotlight the considerable skills of guitarist Warren DiMartini. Detonator, released on the eve of the grunge explosion of the early '90s, would represent the end of Ratt's golden era. Soon after production was completed for the album, guitarist Robbin "The King" Crosby exited the band. Within two years, the remaining members would go their own ways.

"Intro to Shame" (Demartini) – 0:55
"Shame Shame Shame" (Pearcy/Demartini/Child) – 4:32
"Lovin' You's a Dirty Job" (Pearcy/Demartini/Croucier/Child) – 3:14
"Scratch That Itch" (Pearcy/Croucier/Child) – 3:16
"One Step Away" (Pearcy/Demartini/Croucier/Blotzer/Child) – 4:50
"Hard Time" (Pearcy/Demartini/Child) – 3:46
"Heads I Win, Tails You Lose" (Pearcy/Demartini/Child) – 3:59
"All or Nothing" (Pearcy/Demartini/Crosby/Kilgore/Child) - 4:14
"Can't Wait on Love" (Pearcy/Demartini/Croucier/Blotzer/Crosby/Child)– 4:04
"Givin' Yourself Away" (Pearcy/Warren/Child)– 5:26
"Top Secret" (Pearcy/Demartini/Child)– 3:49

Stephen Pearcy: Lead Vocals
Warren DeMartini: Guitar
Robbin Crosby: Guitar
Juan Croucier: Bass
Bobby Blotzer: Drums

Jon Bon Jovi: Backing Vocals on "Heads I Win, Tails You Lose"

Ratt - Lovin' You's A Dirty Job

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