Ozzy II, on Dafont since 2012, looks like a copy of Rapscallion, on Dafont before 2005.
Don

The word _BATTLE_ matches Ryan Splint's Pirate font: Rapscallion
Don

the ornate _RAP_ matches Paul Lloyd's Ruritania
Don

Custom font by Ole Schäfer based on his Notes Style Bold Italic

A passable substitute can be made by adding an additional slope of 8 degrees and increasing the width by 105% which yields the result



You have to customize the umlaut over _u_ and the dot in _i_ to get the effect.

Don

Not a retail font. A reasonable substitute could be made from some letters in Flange BQ Bold and adding an inline. Other letters are different.

Frankfurter is a match for _DOKIDOKI_
The _6%_ is either edited or from another font.
Don

AFAIK not a retail font. Higher rez image might help in locating a font that might have been softened to make the logo



Similar vibe to Tartine Script Bold, particularly the _R_, but Tartine Script has connected letters, and is not the font which was used to make the _White Rain_ logo.
Don

Serpentine Bold Oblique for _Vinilos_
_Tuning_ is also Serpentine, but perhaps the Medium weight.
Don

The upper case looks like a version of iron on letters which feature a simplified Old Englsh and are sold in hobby and craft stores. Presumably the lower case has the same source?
This type of font previously discussed here: http://www.dafont.com/forum/read/235556/help-me-font-please
As koeiekat said, the numbers are a rip of Bayern.
@ jss_lua So what will happen to your font? Personal use? Something you hope to sell? Something you intend to share on dafont?
Don

I was able to enhance an image of the main lettering from another source

This is the result of making a Frankenfont, which may or may not have been made into more than these letters.
Some letters look like Times Roman manually sloped.
Note in particular the _a_, _t_, _o_, _p_, _P_, _r_ and _e_
The _e_ is actually a _c_ with an added central tongue.
The _P_ looks like a _p_ expanded to caps height and edited.
The _r_ looks like a tortured _n_
The other fonts are generic and too small to match with 100% certainty. Quite a few could be substituted for them.
Don

Made bolder
Don

Helvetica Neue Bold, or Helvetica Bold

Don

Handlettered from a well known old post card.
Here are the letters aligned to a straighter baseline

Some similarity to the Superman font, Up Up and Away, although the _G_ lacks a spur and the font is too light
Don

I measured the character width in Indy 17 normal and Indy 17 wide normal.
The width of Indy 17 wide normal is 120.225% of Indy 17 normal
I then expanded the width of Indy 17 bold by the same 120.225% and got the following result

Top of the _t_ needs to be blunted to match _Atlantic_
As for the rest, I don't spot major differences.
Don

Yes, I found eight.
An alternative explanation is that the makers of _Atlantic_ thickened Wide Normal to make the letters.
Unless this is something pre-digital, in which case all bets are off.
In any case this is an attractive design based on the work of a master.
Don

Bay_Animation's Indy 17 series is interesting.
Indy 17 Normal has the same basic letterforms as Alessandro Butti's Torino for Nebiolo, which is produced as Industrial 736 by Bitstream and as Torino by URW. Industrial 736 is closer to _Atlantic_ than URW's Torino because the thin strokes in Torino are very thin.
Indy 17 also has a wider width, which as koeiekat mentioned, is called Wide Normal.
Indy 17 Normal has a Bold weight which matches _Atlantic_ except that it is not wide enough.
Indy 17 Wide Normal matches _Atlantic_ except that it is not heavy enough.
At some stage there might have been an Indy 17 Wide Bold, which from what I can infer would be an exact match to _Atlantic_.
I can speculate that might have been the source of the letters for _Atlantic_.
Don