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RATT: More Monterrey Footage Posted Online

July 3, 2008

Fan-filmed video footage has surfaced (see below) of most of RATT's June 27, 2008 concert in Monterrey, Mexico where the group's singer, Stephen Pearcy, appeared to be incapacitated and was unable to complete the show. At one point, according to an article published in the June 29 edition of the El Norte newspaper of Monterrey, Pearcy lost his balance and fell into the crowd before being helped back to the stage by either one of the band's roadies or the venue's security personnel, only to fall backwards. He then got up and resumed singing as if nothing had happened. After performing for about 50 minutes, the band abruptly left the stage and reappeared a few minutes later, this time without Stephen. Rhythm guitarist John Corabi, who is best known for having replaced Vince Neil as the frontman for MÖTLEY CRÜE in the early 1990s, apologized to the crowd and blamed the mishap on "jet lag" before taking over on lead vocals for a few tracks, including a couple of solo numbers and the RATT songs "Body Talk" and "Round and Round".

Parts 1-6 uploaded by YouTube user "hvrtado":

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"Lay It Down" clip uploaded by YouTube user "jfgg1976":

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