Description

Dutch pressing with printed innersleeve and different cover artwork compared to the cd release.

American glamsters Warrants third album the 1992’s Michael Wagener produced ‘Dog Eat Dog’ eschewed the Pop Metal theme of ‘Cherry Pie’. Around this time the Seattle sound starting making its presence and Warrant opted to get back to their metallic roots with an leather image to match to try to remain competitive. The record was darker and more aggressive and powerful. Many consider this to be the strongest to date but if fared badly and failed to attain the platinum status of its predecessors. Nevertheless, it was ironic that the poor showing of the new album in America led to the band finally making it over to Europe for a number of shows on the Iron Maiden headlined ‘Monsters Of Rock’ festivals where the group acquitted themselves well. Unfortunately, poor reaction at retail to ‘Dog Eat Dog’ led to a parting of the ways with Columbia and Warrant would also split for a period with Jani Lane.

Track listing:
1. Machine Gun
2. The Hole In My Wall
3. April 2031
4. Andy Warhol Was Right
5. Bonfire
6. The Bitter Pill
7. Hollywood (So Far, So Good)
8. All My Bridges Are Burning
9. Quicksand
10. Let It Rain
11. Inside Out
12. Sad Theresa