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 Steve Lynch, who, thanks to his eight-finger tapping technique, managed to reach unexplored heights with the guitar.

 The greatest praise goes to the instrumental piece 'Hammerhead,' where Steve Lynch performs an eight-finger tapping that could have made him a living legend.

This review highlights Autograph as a notable but often forgotten glam metal band from the 80s. It praises their 1985 album 'That's The Stuff,' emphasizing Steve Lynch's extraordinary eight-finger tapping guitar technique. The review appreciates the album's standout tracks and celebrates the band's brief but impactful presence in the metal scene. It is an affectionate tribute to underrecognized talent. Listen to 'That's The Stuff' and experience Steve Lynch's legendary guitar mastery now!

 "'Round and Round' was played non-stop on radio stations of the time and remains their most famous track."

 "'The Morning After' is without a doubt my favorite of the entire album."

Ratt's debut album 'Out Of The Cellar' released in 1984 gained fame through the hit 'Round and Round' and solid tracks like 'Wanted Man' and 'The Morning After.' The album showcases strong Western atmospheres, signature raspy vocals, and impressive guitar work. While not a metal landmark, it carved its own niche in the glam metal scene. Overall a solid and enjoyable listen. Listen to Ratt's 'Out Of The Cellar' and experience classic glam metal hits!