Dog Eat Dog by Warrant, album cover
Album

Dog Eat Dog

Released25 August 1992
Popularity48.9
Also cited18 September 1992

Dog Eat Dog is the third studio album by American glam metal band Warrant, released on 25 August 1992 through Columbia. It follows Dirty Rotten Filthy Stinking Rich (1989) and Cherry Pie (1990), and it was the last record they made for the label. The album reached number 25 on the Billboard 200.

It also marks the end of an era for the group, as the last album to feature all five original members. Joey Allen and Steven Sweet both left in 1994, and did not return until 2004. For anyone tracing Warrant's story, this is the final chapter of that first line-up, a record that sits between their late-eighties breakthrough and the changes of the mid-nineties, and it's worth hearing as the closing statement from the original five.

Dog Eat Dog: tracklist, credits and charts

12 tracks · 47:07

Tracklist

  1. 1Machine GunJani Lane3:44
  2. 2The Hole in My WallJani Lane3:30
  3. 3April 2031Jani Lane5:05
  4. 4Andy Warhol Was RightJani Lane3:37
  5. 5BonfireJani Lane4:21
  6. 6The Bitter PillJani Lane4:07
  7. 7Hollywood (So Far, So Good)Jani Lane3:47
  8. 8All My Bridges Are BurningJani Lane3:37
  9. 9QuicksandJani Lane3:58
  10. 10Let It RainJani Lane4:16
  11. 11Inside OutJani Lane3:40
  12. 12Sad TheresaJani Lane3:25
Produced by
Michael Wagener
Recorded at
Alpha Studios, Morrisound Recording, Scream Studios (Studio City, Los Angeles)
Recorded
February–April 1992
Mixed by
Michael Wagener
Mixed at
Scream Studios
Engineered by
Russ Burt, Craig Doubet, Jim Morris
Mastered by
George Marino
Artwork
David McMacken
Photography
Dennis Keeley, John Scarpati, Neil Zlozower
Label
Columbia
Length
47:07

Line-up

  • Jerry Dixon · electric bass guitar
  • Steven Sweet · drums (drum set), vocals
  • Jani Lane · lead vocals
  • Sara Brzozowski · other vocals · guest
  • Heather Lynn McAlpin · other vocals · guest
  • Robert James McDaniel · other vocals · guest
  • John Mathew Pavlina · other vocals · guest
  • Leah Peters · other vocals · guest
  • Christine Smith · other vocals · guest
  • Brendan McClure · other vocals · guest
  • The Moron Fish & Tackle Choir · choir vocals · guest
  • Dee Dee Bellson · background vocals · guest
  • Yvonne Williams · background vocals · guest

Singles

  • “Machine Gun” · September 1992
  • “The Bitter Pill” · November 1992
  • “The Hole in My Wall” · 1992
  • “Inside Out” · 1992

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
US Billboard 200 · 199225
UK Albums Chart · 199274
Japanese Albums (Oricon) · 199226
Australian Albums (ARIA) · 1992105

Certifications

RegionCertification
United States · 1992Gold

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48.9
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Releases and pressings

How we know the release date wikipedia + wikidata; also seen: 1992-09-18 (musicbrainz)
SourceDateNote
MusicBrainz18 September 1992ignored lone early release dated 1992-08-25
Wikipedia infobox25 August 1992
Wikidata25 August 1992
US release25 August 1992earliest US date
UK / Europe release1992earliest UK or European date
8 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
—AFColumbia074645258423other
1992XEColumbia5099747203329other
1992NLColumbia5099747203312other
1992CAColumbia Houseother
25 August 1992USColumbia074645258423original
18 September 1992JPSony Records4988009591421other
17 July 2019JPSony Records International4547366409086other
14 October 2022XEColumbia8719262024601other
Cover art sources

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