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Rehab (Quiet Riot album)
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| Studio album by Quiet Riot | |||||
| Released | October 3, 2006 | ||||
| Genre | Heavy metal | ||||
| Length | 57:42 | ||||
| Label | Chavis Records | ||||
| Producer | Kevin DuBrow & Frankie Banali | ||||
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Rehab is the 2006 release from the heavy metal band Quiet Riot. It is their first studio release since 2001's Guilty Pleasures. The album is a departure from their "party-rock" past and offers a more mature sound. This is the last Quiet Riot studio album released before lead singer Kevin DuBrow's death.
The album has received mixed reviews from fans.[1][2]
All songs written by Frankie Banali, Neil Citron, Kevin DuBrow, Glenn Hughes, except where noted.
- "Free" (DuBrow, Alex Grossi) – 4:06
- "Blind Faith" – 3:25
- "South of Heaven" (DuBrow, Michael Lardie) – 5:44
- "Black Reign" (DuBrow) – 4:50
- "Old Habits Die Hard" – 6:17
- "Strange Daze" (DuBrow, Grossi) – 4:17
- "In Harms Way" – 4:37
- "Beggars and Thieves" (DuBrow, Lardie) – 6:38
- "Don't Think" (Banali, Citron, DuBrow) – 4:58
- "It Sucks to Be You" (DuBrow) – 4:01
- "Evil Woman" (Larry Weiss) – 8:50
- Spooky Tooth cover featuring Glenn Hughes on bass and vocals
European and South African editions were released with bonus track:
- "Wired To The Moon" – 4:52
- Almost immediately after releasing the album, Neil Citron and Tony Franklin departed. For the live shows in support of this album, former members Alex Grossi (guitar) and Chuck Wright (bass) returned to the band. [3]
- The album features a guest vocal appearance by Glenn Hughes (of Deep Purple and Black Sabbath fame).
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| Frankie Banali • Chuck Wright • Alex Grossi Kevin DuBrow • Carlos Cavazo • Rudy Sarzo • Paul Shortino • Drew Forsyth • Randy Rhoads • Kenny Hillery • Kelly Garni • Sean McNabb • Neil Citron • Tony Franklin • Billy Morris • Wayne Carver • Tracii Guns • Tony Cavazo • Bobby Rondinelli |
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| Studio albums | Quiet Riot • Quiet Riot II • Metal Health • Condition Critical • QR III • Quiet Riot • Terrified • Down to the Bone • Alive and Well • Guilty Pleasures • Rehab |
| Compilations | Winners Take All • The Randy Rhoads Years • Greatest Hits • Super Hits • The Collection • Live & Rare Volume 1 • New and Improved (live) |
| Videos | Bang Thy Head • Live in Japan • Live in the 21st Century |
| Songs | "Metal Health" • "Cum on Feel the Noize" • "Mama Weer All Crazee Now" |
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