By David E. Gehlke
RATT’s new “The Atlantic Years: 1984-1991” limited edition box set has, for now, taken some attention away from the band’s inability or unwillingness to reunite and placed it back on their music. With discussion rampant regarding bands using modern technology (read: backing tapes)…
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