Steel Panther/Devilstrip

Back in the '80s, the Sunset Strip produced any number of hair metal bands as clubs such as the Troubadour and Rainbow Bar and Grill were the proving grounds for rock acts such as Van Halen and Motley Crue. Those days are over but don't tell Steel Panther. The L.A. band pays tribute to that era on All You Can Eat. The album comes off as a hearty send-up to the era. "Pusswhipped" starts with acoustic guitars before the heavy guitars and shrieking vocals kick in "Party Like Tomorrow is the End of the World" draws equally from Def Leppard and Andrew W.K. (Niesel)