World Infestation: The Ratt Story Paperback – February 2, 2024

tells the story of my favorite sunset strip band from the 80's, brand new, great price, great quality, great read, quick shipping

Mice read

I'm a huge fan of Greg Prato's books and World Infestation: The Ratt Story is no exception. It's a beginning to end (hopefully the final chapter hasn't been written) account of one of the greatest hard rock bands to come out of the 80's. It's a fascinating look into their huge success in the 80's and disappointing fall in the early 90's. Their renaissance from the late 90's into 2010's Infestation (a fantastic album) is also well represented. It's a fantastic book.

Ok read but I wish it was written more from a fans perspective. You could tell the author didn’t really love Ratt and you wonder why he wrote a book about them.

Greg tells the truth of Robbin's story. I recommend this book 100%. My friend the King would have laughed, corrected and added even more stories if he could have been involved. Robbin just wanted to be remembered as a guitar player, an entertainer and as a loving man, despite his demons. Greg did that.Robbinson Lantz "King" Crosby forever.

Enjoyed the read. Was interesting but was hoping for more details about the early stages.

Very informative!

Author Greg Prato never disappoints. I had read his book about KISS Unmasked era and it was great. Once again, another great work regarding the rocking band Ratt. Very cool read.

For us , huge RATT fans , a new book about them is always a bonus , wish this book was way longer since we want to know it all !

Es una edición muy barata. Parece que te lo has impreso tu mismo. No lo he leído aun y no se si merecerá la pena el contenido, pero el formato es una decepcion total

If you are a Ratt fan (and if you weren’t, it’d be odd for you to be reading this), then read Stephen Pearcy’s book first, then read Blotzer’s.Those ones come straight from the source, so I feel they’re the most authentic, and they certainly don’t sugarcoat the ugly parts of the band’s story.But.This is a well-written and comprehensive overview, mostly compiled from a variety of old interviews.There are some new interviews with surviving band members though, and the one unique point this book is that as it’s only recently come out, it brings the story up to date.Even if that’s sadly only to say that the remaining band members are unlikely to ever reunite.I finished it within a day, so it’s certainly readable. Like I say though, get the Pearcy and Blotzer books before this, then if you’re still “Back For More”, as it were, then check this out.

This is a great book for die hard Ratt fans and those interested in 80's metal. Lots of good pictures and stories about the history of the bands climb to stardom and the fall at the end of the decade. Pick this up.

Book came as advertised just a really boring read compared to the other metal biographies