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Dirty Rotten Filthy Stinking Rich is the debut on which WARRANT foregrounded gorgeous melody and a light rock ’n’ roll feel. Jani Lane’s singing moves between mischief and pathos, greatly supporting the songs’ accessibility. Emerging from the Los Angeles glam-metal scene, it is the band’s vivid starting point. On “Down Boys,” “Heaven” and “Sometimes She Cries,” energetic rock songs and ballads with a soft elation clearly show the band’s two sides. In particular, the ballad “Heaven” became a big hit that reached No. 2 on the U.S. chart. Songs like “32 Pennies” and “Big Talk” breathe an early, fresh appeal too. It keeps the heat of band playing while being catchy. It is a memorable record representative of late-1980s pop metal.
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  • 1.32 Pennies
  • 2.Down Boys
  • 3.Big Talk
  • 4.Sometimes She Cries
  • 5.So Damn Pretty (Should Be Against The Law)
  • 6.D.R.F.S.R.
  • 7.In The Sticks
  • 8.Heaven
  • 9.Ridin' High
  • 10.Cold Sweat
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