Released in 1985, 'Down For The Count' captures Y & T at the peak of their melodic hard rock powers. The album’s blend of razor-sharp guitar work, memorable choruses, and Dave Meniketti’s commanding vocals offers a snapshot of mid-’80s arena rock with both grit and polish. Standout tracks like 'Summertime Girls' inject a shot of sun-drenched fun, while deeper cuts reveal a band equally adept at crafting infectious hooks and driving rhythms. What sets this album apart is its balance between radio-friendly accessibility and the raw energy that long-time fans cherish. Y & T’s musicianship shines throughout, giving each song a distinct personality while maintaining a cohesive, high-octane feel. For vinyl collectors, 'Down For The Count' is more than just nostalgia—it’s a document of a band that influenced the sound of the era without sacrificing their own identity. If you crave guitar heroics, sing-along choruses, and the authentic sound of 1980s rock pressed into warm grooves, this album deserves a place on your turntable. It’s a vibrant reminder of why Y & T remains a beloved name among rock aficionados.
Track List:
A1 - In The Name Of Rock - 5:30
A2 - All American Boy - 2:22
A3 - Anytime At All - 4:24
A4 - Anything For Money - 3:19
A5 - Face Like An Angel - 4:31
B1 - Summertime Girls (Studio Version) - 3:26
B2 - Looks Like Trouble - 4:02
B3 - Your Mama Don't Dance - 2:46
B4 - Don't Tell Me What To Wear - 4:00
B5 - Hands Of Time - 5:37