TOTALLY TWISTED – THE STUDIO ALBUMS 1982–1987
5-Color-LP Box Set / 5CD Box Set
TRACKLIST
Under the Blade
What You Know (Sure Can‘t Hurt You)
Bad Boys (Of Rock ’N‘ Roll)
Run For Your Life
Sin After Sin
Destroyer
Under the Blade
Tear It Loose
I‘ll Never Grow Up, Now!
Day Of the Rocker
You Can‘t Stop Rock ‘n‘ Roll
The Kids Are Back
Like a Knife in the Back
Ride to Live, Live to Ride
I Am (I‘m Me)
The Power and the Glory
We‘re Gonna Make It
I‘ve Had Enough
I‘ll Take You Alive
You‘re Not Alone (Suzette‘s Song)
You Can‘t Stop Rock ’N‘ RollStay Hungry
Stay Hungry
We‘re Not Gonna Take It
Burn in Hell
Horror-Teria (The Beginning): A) Captain Howdy B) Street Justice
I Wanna Rock
The Price
Don‘t Let Me Down
The Beast
S.M.F.
Come Out and Play
Come Out and Play
Leader of the Pack
You Want What We Got
I Believe in Rock ’N‘ Roll
The Fire Still Burns
Be Chrool to Your Scuel
I Believe in You
Out on the Streets
Lookin‘ Out for #1
Kill or Be Killed
King of the Fools **exclusive to CD format
Love Is for Suckers
Wake Up (The Sleeping Giant)
Hot Love
Love Is for Suckers
I‘m so Hot for You
Tonight
Me and the Boys
One Bad Habit
I Want This Night (To Last Forever)
You Are All That I Need
Yeah Right!
About Twisted Sister
Formed in New Jersey in the early 1970s, Twisted Sister emerged as one of heavy metal‘s most distinctive and successful bands, combining powerful riffs, anthemic choruses, theatrical imagery and an unmistakable spirit of rebellion.
The band‘s best-known lineup—responsible for its first four albums—featured Jay Jay French (guitar), Eddie “Fingers” Ojeda (guitar), Dee Snider (lead vocals), Mark “The Animal” Mendoza (bass) and A.J. Pero (drums). Following the Come Out and Play tour, Pero departed the group and was succeeded by former Good Rats drummer Joey “Seven” Franco, who performed on the band‘s 1987 album, Love Is for Suckers.
Twisted Sister achieved international breakthrough success with the release of Stay Hungry in 1984. Certified multi-platinum in the United States, the album produced two of the era‘s most enduring rock anthems, “We‘re Not Gonna Take It” and “I Wanna Rock,” propelling the band to worldwide prominence.
With their uncompromising sound, iconic music videos and larger-than-life visual identity, Twisted Sister helped define the musical and cultural landscape of 1980s heavy metal. Their enduring catalog and singular approach to performance continue to resonate with generations of rock and metal fans around the world.