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QUIET RIOT: 'Don't Think' Audio Sample Available

September 4, 2006

An audio sample of a new QUIET RIOT song, entitled "Don't Think", has been posted online at this location. As previously reported, the band's cover of the classic 1969 SPOOKY TOOTH song "Evil Woman", featuring singer Kevin DuBrow's duet with the voice of rock, Glenn Hughes (ex-DEEP PURPLE, BLACK SABBATH),can be heard at here. Both songs come off the group's new CD, "Rehab", due in the United States on October 3 through the recently formed independent label Chavis Records (CR).

The worldwide release of "Rehab" will be available and issued by U.K.-based Demolition Records in the following territories: Switzerland, Benelux (Netherlands, Belgium and Luxemburg),Russia, Greece, Italy, Hungary, Norway, Iceland, Spain, Portugal, Australia, Poland, Finland, Denmark, France, Sweden, South Africa, Brazil, Argentina, and of course the British Isles, with a expected late October 2006 availability. A Japanese release date is soon to be announced. The U.S. release will contain 11 songs, while the European/South American, etc., release will have the same track listing but will also include an additional bonus track. The Japanese release will include a bonus track that is different from the other international releases.

"Rehab" track listing:

01. Free
02. Blind Faith
03. South of Heaven
04. Black Reign
05. Old Habits Die Hard
06. Strange Daze
07. In Harm's Way
08. Beggars and Thieves
09. Don't Think
10. It Sucks to be You
11. Evil Woman

QUIET RIOT original members DuBrow and Frankie Banali (drums) recently reunited with Alex Grossi (guitar) and Chuck Wright (bass). For the new recordings, DuBrow and Frankie Banali are joined by Tony Franklinon bass (ex-THE FIRM, BLUE MURDER),session guitarist Neil Citron, and Hughes, who also plays bass on "Evil Woman".

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