Wild Cat’ is the debut album by the British heavy metal band Tygers of Pan Tang. The riffs are stormy and the guitars bold, Rob Wier and Co. paying homage to fast women, booze and dying young in colorfully named tracks like “Euthanasia” and “Badger, Badger”. The Tygers are represented here with their first vocalist, Jess Cox, and while this album is not as polished or produced as later efforts, it’s that rawness that endears fans to this album to begin with. The keyword is raw, there’s nothing clean about this album and that’s what early 80’s British metal was all about. To put it simply, this is one of the best albums of that era for hard rock/heavy metal.

1. Euthanasia
2. Slave To Freedom
3. Don’t Touch Me There
4. Money
5. Killers
6. Fireclown
7. Wild Catz
8. Suzie Smiled
9. Badger Badger
10. Insanity

Bonus Tracks
11. Rock And Roll Man
12. Alright On The Night
13. Tush
14. Straight As A Die
15. Don’t Take Nothing
16. Bad Times
17. Burning Up
18. Don’t Touch Me There (Original Version)