Quiet Riot at Wikipedia
“Metal health” at RateYourMusic
“Metal health” at Discogs

Record Label: Portrait/Epic/Legacy/Sony Music Entertainment
Catalogue Number: 504490 2
UPC: 5099750449028
Label Code: LC 00199
Rights Society: SACEM/SDRM/SACD/SGDL/BIEM [France]
Mastering SID Code: IFPI L551
Matrix/Runout: Sony Music S5044902000-0101 31 A2
Mould SID Code: IFPI 946Q

Tracklist:
01. Metal health [5:17]
02. Cum on feel the noize [4:51]
03. Don’t wanna let you go [4:43]
04. Slick black Cadillac [4:13]
05. Love’s a bitch [4:12]
06. Breathless [3:51]
07. Run for cover [3:38]
08. Battle axe [1:39]
09. Let’s get crazy [4:08]
10. Thunderbird [4:44]
Bonus tracks
11. Danger zone [5:06]
12. Slick black Cadillac [Live] [5:14]
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*Legal Disclaimer*

Re-ripped 31/08/2012

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Mirrors:
FLAC level 8 | v1.2.1 [1fichier.com] ✔ [17/04/2015]
FLAC level 8 | v1.2.1 [Anonfiles.com]
FLAC level 8 | v1.2.1 [Filecloud.io]
FLAC level 8 | v1.2.1 [Freeuploads.fr]
FLAC level 8 | v1.2.1 [Firedrive.com]
FLAC level 8 | v1.2.1 [Mega.co.nz]
FLAC level 8 | v1.2.1 [Netkups.com]
FLAC level 8 | v1.2.1 [Uptobox.com] ✔ [07/11/2014]

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mp3 CD-rip nfo
Mirrors:
mp3 VBR V0 | LAME v3.98.4 [Filecloud.io]
mp3 VBR V0 | LAME v3.98.4 [Freeuploads.fr]
mp3 VBR V0 | LAME v3.98.4 [Mega.co.nz]
mp3 VBR V0 | LAME v3.98.4 [Solidfiles.com] ✔ [27/12/2012]
mp3 VBR V0 | LAME v3.98.4 [Zippyshare.com]

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steve6231 :

Downloaded the FLAC, but it won’t extract. Says it’s corrupted?

That usually happens because of two reasons:
1. Either you failed to notice the minus sign (see picture below) preceding “21grams”, meaning you didn’t type the correct password,
 

or

2. [Less likely] You’re using an outdated WinRAR version => Install the latest (stable) build.

FYI, those alphanumeric strings [Checksums] below the DL links are intended to help visitors verify file integrity.
Compare the MD5 (or SHA-1) hash values against the ones you see posted here. If they match, then the archive you downloaded is 100% error-free [NOT *corrupted*]
Out of dozens of Hash calculating utilities (proprietary, freeware, open-source etc.), I find HashTab to be the most convenient.

Sasha :

Appreciated the excellent title but the FLAC links seem to be down…
Actually, I don’t know about Uptobox.com because it’s unavailable in the U.S.

I’m glad you brought it up. I do remember another report about Uptobox.com being unavailable in the United States but that was a long time ago – I assumed the issue would have been resolved by now.
“Uptobox bans Americans after Visa and MasterCard pressure”
Apparently, not.

The good news is that you can probably definitely circumvent the country (ANY country) restriction by either using a Proxy or, even better, a VPN service such as Hola.
Why don’t you give it a try?

Sasha :

Thank you for your quick response -21grams!
So, I tried 3 different proxy servers with no luck. I could clearly see that I was connected to minus21grams.net, but Firefox wouldn’t bring up your page.
So what now?

That is precisely why I recommended Hola in the first place.
Proxies can be tricky. They don’t always work and even when they do, often slow down your connection (sometimes to dialup internet levels!), have lousy response times etc.
VPNs are the way to go!
 

Sasha :

I also had a look at the VPN service Hola. I am using the Flagfox plugin for Mozilla which clearly shows Hola as being in Washington D.C. and the ISP as being Amazon.com, Inc. (AS14618).
No way my friend, that’s right in my own backyard!
I know Hola isn’t the only VPN, but by the time I go and pay for there services, I could have just as easily bought “Metal health”.

Trust me, Hola is the real deal.
44 million people -and counting- can’t be wrong!
I’ve been using their services since last September and never had a single problem.
It seems to me you skipped the most important step:
You didn’t change the country!
All Flagfox’s reading at this point is the location of Hola’s main servers/datacenter/whatever which is irrelevant.
That defeats the purpose, you might as well have it disabled…
Again, pick a country, then check your IP.
[whatismyip.com, ip-address.org etc.]
If you’re still seeing 173.246.192.0/19 [that’s the CIDR block assigned to Morris Broadband’s subscribers], then you haven’t configured the add-on properly.

I ran a few tests to see how well the major European countries respond, measure the speed etc.
In alphabetical order:

France: 158.255.215.105
Germany: 185.72.244.12
Italy: 151.236.18.99
Spain: 37.235.53.73
UK: 213.229.75.17

All of the above worked flawlessly in every aspect, including accessing Uptobox.
Aside from a browser-related warning [Google Safe Browsing was temporarily blocking the said server for *security reasons*], I was able to download the FLAC RAR within a few minutes.
Voilà!