Scarred for Life (Rose Tattoo album)

Scarred For Life is the third studio album by Australian hard rock band Rose Tattoo. The album was released in October 1982 and peaked at number 11 on the Kent Music Report. Scarred For Life launched Rose Tattoo to international success with the rock anthem "We Can't Be Beaten."

For the album by melodic hardcore band Ignite, see Scarred for Life (Ignite album).
Scarred For Life
Studio album by
Rose Tattoo
ReleasedOctober 1982
RecordedAlbert Studios, Sydney, Australia
GenreHard rock, blues rock
LabelAlbert Productions
ProducerVanda & Young
Rose Tattoo chronology
Assault & Battery
(1981)		 Scarred For Life
(1982)		 Southern Stars
(1984)
Singles from Scarred for Life
  1. "We Can't Be Beaten"
    Released: October 1982
  2. "Branded"
    Released: February 1983
  3. "It's Gonna Work Itself Out"
    Released: 1983

Track listing
  1. "Scarred for Life" (Anderson/Riley/Royall)
  2. "We Can't Be Beaten" (Anderson/Riley)
  3. "Juice on the Loose" (Anderson/Wells)
  4. "Who's Got the Cash" (Anderson/Wells)
  5. "Branded" (Anderson/Riley)
  6. "Texas" (Anderson/Wells)
  7. "It's Gonna Work Itself Out" (Anderson/Riley)
  8. "Sydney Girls" (Anderson/Wells)
  9. "Dead Set" (Anderson/Leach)
  10. "Revenge" (Anderson/Wells)

Charts
Chart (1982/83) Position
Australian Kent Music Report[1] 11

Personnel
  • Angry Anderson - Lead vocals
  • Peter Wells - Slide Guitar & Vocals
  • Rob Riley - Lead & Rhythm Guitar
  • Geordie Leach - Bass
  • Dallas "Digger" Royall - Drums
  • Engineer: Sam Horsburgh Jnr.
  • Mixdown Engineer: Col Freeman
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References
  1. Kent, David (1993). Australian Chart Book 1970–1992. St Ives, NSW: Australian Chart Book. ISBN 0-646-11917-6. NOTE: Used for Australian Singles and Albums charting from 1970 until ARIA created their own charts in mid-1988.
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