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They’d been L.A. metal favorites since the late ’70s, but Quiet Riot finally hit on the lineup and sound to catch fire in ’83, and the five-times-platinum LP "Metal Health" was their reward. Here’s that plus the LPs that followed it onto the charts, "Condition Critical" and "QR III." You also get their 1977 self-titled album (featuring a young Randy Rhoads) and the live comp "Setlist: Quiet Riot." Live and studio versions of their hits "Cum On Feel the Noize," "Bang Your Head (Metal Health)" and "Mama Weer All Crazee Now" join "It’s Not So Funny," "Love’s a Bitch," "Main Attraction," "Party All Night" and more! Sony UK.