Quiet Riot's amps have three volume settings: loud, louder, and loudest. Over a string of joyously fist-pumping anthems, the band perfectly encapsulates the over-the-top feeling of teenage disaffection that courses through '80s pop-metal. If “Metal Health (Bang Your Head),” a riff-crashing devotional punctuated by Kevin DuBrow's madman yowl, doesn't damage your hearing, then their refresher of glam-rock gem “Cum On Feel the Noize" surely will. Even on the significantly more earnest “The Wild and the Young,” Quiet Riot's gift for stoking rebellion through rowdy hard rock remains second to none.