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It was the first metal album to top the charts. Here's what happened next.

Rockers' 10-year struggle finally paid off with chart-topping album and monstrous title track.

After several false starts involving lead singers, Quiet Riot are getting closer to releasing their 13 studio album, 'Road Rage.' Today, they've released its first single, "Freak Flag."

Quiet Riot have settled on a release date for their new Road Rage LP — and it looks like this time it's going to stick.

Frankie Banali has revealed the lengths Quiet Riot went to in the hope of sabotaging their cover of the Slade song "Cum On Feel the Noize," saying that they set out to make the recording an “intentional train wreck.” Even though the 1983 single broke Quiet Riot and led to them becoming the first metal band to reach the top of the Billboard album chart with Metal Health, they didn't want

Quiet Riot's upcoming album 'Road Rage' will be delayed as they re-record it with new singer James Durbin, who joined last week.

When Bobby Blotzer's version of Ratt takes the stage on March 18, they'll be joined by a new singer making his first official appearance with the band: former Quiet Riot frontman Seann Nicols.

After five months on the job, singer Seann Nicols has parted ways with Quiet Riot.

Quiet Riot will release their 13th studio album, Road Rage, on April 21.

In 1983, Quiet Riot became the first metal band to top the U.S. album chart — and just three years later, they watched their sales fall right off a cliff.

They were the first heavy-metal group to capture the top spot on the 'Billboard' Top 200 Albums chart.

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