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       Mötley Crüe - Discography
       By: Chiprocks1 Date: October 5, 2011, 5:32 am
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       Re: Mötley Crüe - Discography
       By: Chiprocks1 Date: October 5, 2011, 5:33 am
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       [CENTER]What's the Best Mötley Crüe Album Of All Time?
       Circa 1981
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       Re: Mötley Crüe - Discography
       By: Chiprocks1 Date: October 5, 2011, 5:42 am
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       [CENTER]Mötley Crüe (Too Fast For Love) 1981
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       Too Fast For Love is the debut from Mötley Crüe, the original
       bad boys of LA, who without question were the leaders of new
       Glam / Hair Metal scene. The album has held up rather well over
       the years. It's rough around the edges on a couple of the songs,
       but as a whole it's a very solid and well balanced hard rock
       album. It's hard for me to use the term "Heavy Metal" now
       because the genre has evolved so much that to me what we have
       left here now is Hard Rock to my ears, even though back in the
       day it was definitely the epitome of Metal.
       Like most people, I got my introduction these guys with Shout
       Out The Devil. If I remember correctly, I don't think I even got
       around to picking this one up till after Theather Of Pain. So
       back then it was a very jarring experience coming from the more
       refined metal record of Devil and then the more polished Pain. I
       did remember seeing the video for Live Wire during the Shout At
       The Devil days and criticizing them for being a poor knockoff of
       KISS.
       Tommy Lee sure does like his cowbell.  Mick Mars has some pretty
       cool riffs all over this album.
       Fave Songs: Livewire, Public Enemy #1, Take Me To The Top,
       Starry Eyes, Too Fast For Live and On With The Show. Too Fast
       For Love gets the MVP award here.
       The album cover is a homage to that of The Rolling Stones own
       Sticky Fingers cover. So...props.
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       Too Fast For Love Music Videos
       Mötley Crüe - Live Wire
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       Re: Mötley Crüe - Discography
       By: Chiprocks1 Date: October 5, 2011, 5:53 am
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       [CENTER]Mötley Crüe (Shout At The Devil) 1983
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       Shout At The Devil was my introduction to Mötley Crüe. A friend
       of mine was a huge fan and had posters, buttons and of course
       the audio cassette. She let me check it out and I thought this
       was the scariest, most dangerous band out there. Nikki Sixx just
       looked like one scary dude. I ended up buying my own copy on
       cassette and my Mom did whatever she could to persuade me to
       throw it away. She really thought they were devil worshipers and
       I would be influence in a bad way. I had to explain to her that
       they fell in line with KISS and that it was all for show. She
       relented eventually given the fact that I wasn't a bad seed
       after worshiping KISS.
       As for this album, it holds up extremely well. This is the album
       I think of when any discussion about Hair Metal is brought up.
       The album opens up with a cool little intro called In The
       Beginning that segues right into Shout At The Devil. But it
       doesn't really kick into high gear until Looks That Kill. This
       song still kicks major ass. As great as this song is, the MVP
       goes to Too Young To Fall In Love. The riff that Mick Mars came
       up with is deviously cool and one that I use to play on guitar
       all the time. Love it.
       The 2003 Remastered Edition comes with demos for Shout at the
       Devil, Looks That Kill, Hotter Than Hell, Too Young to Fall in
       Love and the unreleased I Will Survive. The album as a whole is
       good, not perfect. It does suffer from a couple of fillers that
       knocks the rating down.
       Fave Songs: Shout At The Devil, Looks That Kill, Helter Skelter,
       Too Young To Fall In Love and Danger.
       For obvious reasons, they had to drop the original cover. I
       mean, did they really think they could pass that off to
       mainstream shops and not court controversy? The version of the
       cover they ended up settling on works and is a classic in my
       eyes. But I did always think that this album had 2 back covers
       with the 4 boxes in the front with each member.
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       Disclaimer:
       I in no way endorse satanic rituals, worshiping or sacrifices in
       any way. I turned out pretty good after all.
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       Mötley Crüe - Looks That Kill
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       Mötley Crüe - Too Young To Fall In Love
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       Re: Mötley Crüe - Discography
       By: Chiprocks1 Date: October 5, 2011, 6:02 am
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       [CENTER]Mötley Crüe (Theatre Of Pain) 1985
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       Theatre Of Pain is the follow up to Shout At The Devil and comes
       on the heels of Vince Neil's DUI arrest for manslaughter,
       stemming from a car accident that resulted in the death of Hanoi
       Rocks drummer Nicholas "Razzle" Dingley.
       I bought Pain based solely on Smoking In The Boys Room, in spite
       of it being a different sounding Crüe, i.e. more "polished"
       which is a nice way of saying Glam. Overall the album is good
       but doesn't quite reach the level of SATD. It's because of the
       different style of playing that I hardly seem to play this
       anymore. It lacks that killer agressive sound established
       earlier. Having said that, it does have the honor of having the
       greatest power ballad of all time: Home Sweet Home. There have
       been a lot of power ballads over the years to challenge Home for
       the best, but they all fail in the end. I know that every single
       person here and around the world actually "sings" the guitar
       solo from Home Sweet Home. Don't even try to pretend you don't.
       Fave Songs: Smoking In The Boys Room, Home Sweet Home, Tonight
       (We Need A Lover) and Fight For Your Rights
       The 2003 Remastered Edition comes with demos and outtakes for
       Home Sweet Home, Smokin' in the Boys' Room, City Boy Blues, Home
       Sweet Home (Instrumental Rough Mix), Keep Your Eye on the Money
       and Tommy's Drum Piece from Cherokee Studios
       The album cover was iconic then and still is now.
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       Theatre Of Pain Music Videos
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       Re: Mötley Crüe - Discography
       By: Chiprocks1 Date: October 5, 2011, 6:15 am
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       [CENTER]Mötley Crüe (Girls, Girls, Girls) 1987
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       Girls, Girls, Girls is an improvement over Theatre Of Pain and
       kicks it off in style with the best track on the record: Wild
       Side. Probably one of the best "drum" songs ever with the
       chugging rhythm section throughout to keep it moving along.
       Sadly, after this, the rest of the album kind of goes downward a
       notch. Solid record, but nowhere near that of Shout At The Devil
       when it comes to pure raw, aggressive Metal.
       Still plenty of good songs. But they don't quite keep up with
       the opening track. It has it's high points with Wild Side,
       Girls, Girls, Girls, All In The Name Of... and You're All I
       Need. But the rest of the album is filled with at best, average
       tracks. Nona is too short to be considered a song, but it's
       still worth a listen. The album concludes with a live cover
       version of Elvis Presley's Jailhouse Rock.
       Fave Songs: Wild Side, Girls, Girls, Girls, Nona, All In The
       Name Of... and You're All I Need
       The 2003 Remastered Edition comes with demos and instrumentals
       songs for Girls, Girls, Girls, Wild Side, Rodeo (unreleased
       track), Nona and All In The Name Of....
       The album cover pretty sums it all up right here. Sleazy rock
       and roll and plenty of t*tties. I approve.
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       the video already. Sheesh.
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       Girls, Girls, Girls Music Videos
       Mötley Crüe - Girls, Girls, Girls
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       Mötley Crüe - Wild Side
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       Mötley Crüe - You're All I Need
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       Re: Mötley Crüe - Discography
       By: Chiprocks1 Date: October 5, 2011, 6:26 am
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       [CENTER]Mötley Crüe (Dr. Feelgood) 1989
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       Dr. Feelgood is the definitive Mötley Crüe album. They enlisted
       one of the best hard rock / metal producers in the business with
       Bob Rock to come up with this...their masterpiece. He has
       produced some great albums over the years with the likes of
       Metallica, Bon Jovi, Aerosmith and David Lee Roth just to name a
       few. And what he did with Crüe and this album is clear right
       from the start. They weren't f*cking around this time. It goes
       to show that maybe, just maybe, that being sober and kicking
       drugs is in fact a good thing when it comes to writing and
       playing, because their songwriting is top notch here.
       The thing that immediately hits you in the face...er, ears when
       the album kicks off is the sonic ferocity of Mick Mars guitars
       on Dr. Feelgood and Slice Of Your Pie. He really has grown into
       a great player with killer riffs and leads by the time of
       recording Dr. Feelgood. The entire album is filled with great
       hooks, melodies and just all around kick ass songs that even
       non-fans would like.  The entire album is about as perfect as
       you can get from top to bottom. The track list couldn't have
       been put together more perfectly.
       The guest singers are a who's who of big names lending
       background vocals such as Bryan Adams, Sebastian Bach, Robin
       Zander, Jack Blades, Rick Nielsen and Steven Tyler.
       The 2003 Remastered Edition comes with demos for Dr. Feelgood,
       Without You, Kickstart My Heart, Time For Change and an
       unreleased track for Get It For Free. The 2009 20th Anniversary
       Expanded Edition comes with live versions of Dr. Feelgood,
       Without You, Kickstart My Heart, Same Ol' Situation (S.O.S.) and
       Don't Go Away Mad (Just Go Away).
       This album is one of a few that I gladly double...triple dipped
       on. Bring on the next "Whatever-Edition". I'm there.
       Fave Songs: Every last one of them. MVP goes to....Kickstart My
       Heart
       The album cover to me is a winner and iconic.
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       Dr. Feelgood Music Videos
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       Mötley Crüe - Kickstart My Heart
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       Mötley Crüe - Without You
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       Mötley Crüe - Don't Go Away Mad (Just Go Away)
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       Re: Mötley Crüe - Discography
       By: Chiprocks1 Date: October 5, 2011, 10:27 am
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       [CENTER]Mötley Crüe (Self-Titled) 1994
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       So, what does Mötley Crüe decide as the best course of action
       with the future of the band after arguably their finest work
       ever? Fire Vince Neil. Or he quit. Who the f*ck knows anymore as
       I've heard both sides and I'm still left in the dark as to what
       is true or not. What I do know is that the original 4 did get
       together to start work on the follow up to Dr. Feelgood. But
       Vince and Nikki Sixx got into a fight. The rest is history.
       Anyways. In to replace Vince is John Corabi. I never heard of
       him till he landed the plum gig as Crüe's new singer. The only
       time I have ever heard anything off this album were from the 2
       music videos for Hooligan's Holiday and Misunderstood. As for
       Misunderstood, I didn't even know a video existed until I picked
       up Mötley Crüe's Greatest Video Hits on DVD. What's ironic is
       that I have always been a fan of both songs. They don't suck.
       And yet, for some reason, I just have never felt the need to go
       out and pick this up. Probably because I just can't picture this
       band other than the original 4. Go figure.
       Album cover sucks IMO. And since I have never bothered to go and
       pick it up, I don't know exactly how many different versions
       there are. I remember these two though. Could be more. I dunno.
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       Mötley Crüe (Self-Titled) Music Videos
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       Mötley Crüe - Misunderstood
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       Mötley Crüe - Smoke The Sky
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       Re: Mötley Crüe - Discography
       By: Chiprocks1 Date: October 5, 2011, 11:46 am
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       [CENTER]Mötley Crüe (Generation Swine) 1997
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       After the failure of their last album with John Corabi, the
       original 4 members are back together since the release of Dr.
       Feelgood. But like everything within the band, the music cliamte
       had changed. Now they are having to deal with grunge as the
       flavor of the decade. And because of that Generation Swine does
       incorporate elements of grunge and alt-rock to some degree. This
       is definitely not Dr. Feelgood Part 2.
       This isn't a bad album. It's just average at best. Just not what
       I would call a true "Crüe" album by any stretch here. It's
       really hard to even say that it has any standout songs other
       than perhaps Glitter. I do give the song Brandon props for going
       outside of the box. Waaaaaaaaaaaay outside and turning it into
       full orchestral piece for Tommy Lee.
       Fave Songs: Afraid, Glitter, Rocketship and Brandon
       The 2003 Remastered Edition comes with demos for Rocketship and
       Confessions, unreleased tracks for Wreck Me and Kiss the Sky and
       a remix for Afraid.
       The album cover is kind of stupid from a marketing standpoint.
       It's the first Mötley Crüe album with the original band since
       1989. So why cover up the band and not hype the return of the
       guys which would be plastering their mugs front and center. It
       is the first thing people walking down the aisles will notice.
       But then again, Pig masks does have it's charms. Oh well.
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       Mötley Crüe - Afraid
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       Re: Mötley Crüe - Discography
       By: Chiprocks1 Date: October 5, 2011, 11:51 am
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       [CENTER]Mötley Crüe (New Tattoo) 2000
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       I know nothing about New Tattoo, other than that Tommy Lee quit
       the band to pursue his side project Methods Of Mayhem. With Lee
       out of the band, they brought in long time Ozzy Osbourne drummer
       Randy Castillo. Sadly, he would pass away due to illness. For
       the subsequent tour to promote the album, Samantha Maloney
       (Hole) filled in behind the kit. Very good drummer and held her
       own as seen in Lewd, Crüed and Tattooed Live. Review of the DVD
       coming later.
       The only song I can remember even hearing off of this album was
       the video for Hell On High Heels. Album cover here is meh.
       The 2003 Remastered Edition comes with demos for 1st Band On The
       Moon and P*rno Star.
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       New Tattoo Music Videos
       Mötley Crüe - Hell On High Heels
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