Quiet Riot Ii

Nice record great condition thank you

THIS IS A VERY COOL CD SINCE EYE LOVE 80'S METAL AND QUIET RIOT--POEPLE PUT THIS DOWN DONT KNOW Y--THIS VERY COOL CD--AND DUE TO KEVIN DUBROW AND RANDY R. BEING DEAD NOW MAKES THIS MORE WORTH HAVING AND OUT OF PRINT...EXTREMELY HAPPY

I think they had the price wrong. Got this gem for $50!! One of the best bargains ever. This is very rare!!

Bought it for a buddy but he says its great

Very pleased with purchase. Fast and efficient. I would highly recommend. The order was exactly what I was looking for. Again, I am happy with the product.

Got this on time. Just as advertised. Great experience. Enjoying their music and playing it all the time. Now in my daily set of music. Thanks

Like the first album, this Quiet Riot album is a completely different band than the 80s band, with just singer Kevin Dubrow in common. It DOES have whiz-kid guitarist Randy Roads, but the guitar isn't very up-front in the mix and his playing here is largely standard 70s guitar fare (although he has a few good solos and stuff). Overall, these early albums are more 70s glam-rock than the harder, heavier rock they did in the 80s, and even Dubrow's vocals are lighter. While it's still an OK album, most QR/Rhoads fans would be served better by just picking up the "Randy Rhoads Years" album, considering the high prices and rarity of these two early albums. I might also note, that, while I don't expect my hard rock to be feminist-approved, this album contains one of the most sexist lyrics ever in "Face to Face," which is basically a threat to a woman that if she so much as picks up the phone while the man is out drinking with his friends, he'll beat her to death. Shame about the lyrics, as otherwise its one of the better songs on the album.

It is awesome like 1979