Riot Restless Breed CD

Restless Breed Music

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Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Heavy Metal, Hard Rock
Label	Metal Blade
Orig Year	1982
All Time Sales Rank	4104
CD Universe Part number	1053947
Catalog number	14232
Discs	1
Release Date	Feb 09, 1999
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Engineer	Rod Hui
Recording Time	38 minutes
Personnel	Mark Reale - guitar Rhett Forrester - vocals, harmonica Rick Ventura Sandy Slavin - drums
Additional Info	Reissue

Riot Restless Breed Songs

	1.	Hard Lovin' Man
	2.	C.I.A.
	3.	Restless Breed
	4.	When I Was Young
	5.	Loonshark
	6.	Loved by You
	7.	Over to You
	8.	Showdown
	9.	Dream Away
	10.	Violent Crimes

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Average Rating: (4.4 out of 5 stars) 4.5 stars

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5 stars 80's Rocker Ca. Native
Excellant music puchased original casette in 83. Attended live concert in 84 Riot,Vandenburg & Kiss. I think it's great that this music lives on and is still available to purchase.
Submitted by aninjariderf2 (Flagstaff,Az,USA)
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5 stars WOW! What memories!
This takes me back! I have had this cd for a while! It was very hard to find for a while. I still have the cassette too. Once in a while I break it out and just crank it up!!! This my favorite RIOT album. All songs rock. Vocals are just amazing!
Submitted by n.a.b. (Longmont, Co)
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3 stars I almost forgot how good this was....
I have this on vinyl and it was in my huge collection of vinyl that I haven't played for years. I found a used RIOT CD (Through The Storm"at Wherehouse Music and I "remembered" my vinyl RIOT. I got this one out, listened to the first 2 songs, fired up the CD recorder and burned it to CD so I can take it on the road and to work. RIOT made awesome music...sorry I had forgotten about it. I will be playing this LOUD and often..again! By the way I am burning Born In America and Restless Breed as well. There is gonna be a RIOT in Virginia!
Submitted by baseball34 (Virginia)
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5 stars All about Rhett & Mark
Rhett's singing and Mark's guitar playing, what a match!!! Too bad they only put out two studio albums. These songs are just straight ahead, the way it SHOULD be. Nothing fancy.
Submitted by Schenker Fan (USA Baby)
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5 stars RHETT FORRESTER LIVES ON!!
By far the top release by the boys of Riot. You take an amazing powerhouse band like Riot, add in a new vocalist like the late Rhett Forrester, and you got the best rock can offer. I recall having this album in it's day, and not being able to get these songs out of my head. This album still has that hold on me today; with one listen I am transported back to high school days, and the music still grabs me. A simply amazing release, as is anything with Rhett singing on it. It was a great and tragic loss the day Rhett Forrester was murdered back in the early 90's, but you can own a piece of his history with this blazing release. There is a version of this CD that I picked up a few years back, released on High Vaultage records, that includes as bonus tracks the entire "Riot Live" EP, which has an additional five tracks with Rhett. Check out Rhett on "Swords & Tequila"...WOW!
Submitted by jeff (Virginia beach, Virginia)
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