You should make Shout at the Devil next - musically Too Fast For Love is similar but not as strong an album. I used to have the vinyl version of Shout at the Devil which had a matt black sleeve with a gloss pentagram *does devils horns*. They ditched that style after their first two albums because of all the other glam metal bands who copied their style - Ratt etc.
Ratt didn't copy Motley's style - they had their own thing going and were there at the same time. In fact they were the best of mates. Warren De Martini did steal a lot of his style from George Lynch however.....
Ratt got a break sooner thaan Motley when Round and Round got the airplay and MTV rotation.
When Too fast for Love was re-recorded /remixed by Roy Thomas Baker for the Elektra label it lost much of it's raw charm - the original did have a certain facemelting sound to it.
The first Ratt EP is well worth checking out as is their first album (Out of the cellar) and both feature a certain Tawny Kitaen on the cover who was dating guitarist Robin Crosby long before she married Whitesnake's David Coverdale.
This is the same Robin Crosby who was nicknamed "King" in the streetgang he was in with Motley's Nikki Sixx and who had a signature flying V made by Jackson and was known as the Jackson King V
