Definitely an anthem song to those of us who lived it... I can't even begin to tell you two how awesome the 80's were and how much I miss it... It was a really cool time to be a kid... Keep up the good work!!
@@MultiCamdaddy seriously compared to today, it was just so innocent... The music, the television, school,.... Everything!! I feel so bad for kids today growing up in this mess... Man we had it good...
I agree. Motley never got the respect because of their glamor/party vibe, but I think Mars is a truly great guitarist who comes up with the perfect parts for each song.
As a former Navy Veteran I have great memories of this song playing all over the ship at the end of our 6 month deployments in the late 80's. We were finally heading home Baby!
USMC here, and this song played on Armed Forces Far East Network (FEN and we called it the Forced Entertainment Network) every night at midnight before sign-off as they scrolled the flight schedule leaving Okinawa for the US the next day in 1989-90. Every time I hear it it takes me back to those days even after all these years. where did the last 30+ years go?
Leslie Murphy, I was one of the Marines on the USS Austin 1994, I'm pretty sure they played this and Mama I'm coming home over the loudspeakers when we started heading back to America... Even got to be a shellback from crossing the equator with a goofy Navy ceremony 😂😂
I think Brad has found his 80's sound with the power ballad. He & Lex, no surprise, loved this live stream. A long list of songs from the 70's & 80's that should be to your liking.
My fellow Americans, I've been watching you for a while. Not that I'm a stalker. I'm a stoner. LOL. I just wanted to say I get a kick out of you two watching some of my old music. And that being said I noticed you're too when you're watching the videos the young man straight face getting into the words. Why that beautiful young lady next to him. Is smiling shaking that ass and enjoying the music. The only time I see that young man smiling is when he's talking to his beautiful young lady. She is his Rock. Much love rock on. Now if I may suggest one song. I lied to songs Black Sabbath the writ. Bay City rollers. This one's for the young lady. The way I feel tonight. Enjoy my fellow Americans and thank you
The single greatest power ballad of them all. The solo still makes me cry with tears of pure joy every time I hear it. The song is about life on the road (touring) and then going home.
Totally agree. When I was a kid and bought this album, I was expecting a metal fest, like the 1st 2 albums. I ended up loving this song, and not loving much else on the album. Their 1st 2 albums were solid /had great continuity, but didn't have anything this well written
A long time ago I served in the Navy. I played lead guitar in a little band that we had aboard ship. We had been on deployment for six months...we were finally headed home. The Captain allowed the crew to have a "steel beach" picnic on the flight deck, basically hot dogs/burgers, etc. My little band was the entertainment. Somewhere I have a video of one of my fondest memories of my time at sea: We've been gone from home for so long. We are all worn out after a long deployment. The band is playing this song. As the distant horizon rises and falls as the ship rocks on the ocean swells, I look out at the faces of the ship's crew...my shipmates...and see the same heartfelt LONGING for home on every face. It was...beautiful.
What's up shipmate. Love this song and many fond memories of being out in the middle of nowhere with beautiful sunsets, whales, dolphins and of course loneliness. But when we came into port....LOOKOUT! We are here and we are here to light up a party!
I did 12 in the Navy myself and during the last week of one of my 6 month deployments they raffled spots to pick a wakey wakey song, proceeds to charity. I won the spot for the very last day and picked this song. Fellow guitar player too. Rock on
Hot Tub Time Machine does this song justice, when Lou is in his garage air drumming along while his garage fills up with fumes- what a poetic way to die.
Back when this song came out MTV had a daily show with the top 10 most requested, basically just like TRL in the 90's. Home Sweet Home was #1 for so long that MTV finally decided it was ineligible for the list and retired it. I remember the day I came home from school to see if it was still number one and it wasn't even on the list. I was shocked then they said what they did.
I remember that … it was #1 for about a year. Then they made a new rule, that a video couldn’t hold that position for more than a month. So “Home Sweet Home” goes down as holding the #1 slot for the absolute longest … with nobody else coming close to touching it.
I came to post this. On another note, I believe it was “knocked” off once or twice from #1 by Guns ‘N’ Roses’ Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door, Live at the Ritz.
It is so awesome that i was a teenager at just the right time to see all the great bands of the 70s & 80s live on stage multiple times. I wish everyone could have lived that kind of energy at a concert.
I first heard this song in the barracks the night before I came home from a year long tour in South Korea. The barracks was packed. All ranks from private (me) to 1st sergeant. And all races and music tastes. Everyone got quiet when this came on. Because we were going home sweet home
When I drove truck and was out for days and days this song hit the sweet spot when I crossed my city limits knowing I'd be with my sweetheart soon. How sweet it is to see your city limit sign after being gone so long.
I saw this tour in 1985 and it was my first concert, 3rd row. Set in the arena parking lot the entire night before tickets went on sale and paid $20 for the tickets at the box office. This was an encore song and near the end of it the crowd actually drowned out the band. It was a fucking incredible experience. The Tulsa World had a story about it the next day.
Every time I hear this song it reminds me of playing foosball at the roller rink during an all night skate. Heavy cigarette smoke hanging over the table with the smell of Jack Daniels all around and the sound of the ball smacking the back of the goal. Man, the good ol’ days 🤘🏼
2:11 they got a lyric wrong. "Sometime nothing keeps me together at the seams" not streets. Sorry im a little OCD. You guys should really watch "The Dirt" on Netflix for their movie. I think you would really enjoy it. Ive enjoyed watching your vids the last few days. Lex really hits some nails on the head with her guesses sometimes. Also love the way she loves her Zeppelin. So happy to see people playing instruments making people smile again. I know i am late to the party but Thanks Guys!
You guys have now got to watch the official video. It captures the very feel of being at a rock concert while a Ballad played during the 80`s. When this song was released I was in Jr High School and MTV was all about music back then. They use to have the top 10 videos of the day, and this was the longest running number 1 video, I think it still holds today. It must have lasted for months. I knew if I went straight home without screwing off along the way I'd make it to see the number 1, Home Sweet Home. One day I ran to the nearest store to purchase the Hit Parader Magazine because the lyrics were in that months issue, I had to make sure I was singing the proper lyrics. I still made it hoe that day to watch the video as well. Them were great days to be alive!
I did 2 straight tours overseas without a trip home. When I was retuning to the states in 1986 this was my anthem. Actually, it was an anthem of many military at the time when they were returning to the states.
You have to watch the actual video when you get the chance, it will explain everything to you (for Brad) and if you think you were in a trance (Lex) it will draw you in even deeper...
This song came out while I was in the Marine Corps, stationed in Hawaii, we deployed to the far east for 6 months. The time came when it was time to get back to the islands. One of my friends had a boom box and cranked this song up. The whole plane sang it, get chills every time I hear it. You guys are great btw.
And that is the secret to their success. That, and the geezers (I'm 50, myself - I suppose I qualify as a junior geezer) who are suggesting awesome music from back in their day. I have yet to get them to listen to any that I've suggested. Whenever I happen upon their livestream. I try to drop hints. Maybe it would work better if I threw them a few bucks. It would at least get noticed and other people could chime in and support it.
@@SeeJayPlayGames You'll still be a junior geezer at 60 (me). When we hit 70 we can consider ourselves senior geezers. And yes, a few bucks won't hurt.
This is one of those songs where you can feel the roots of metal going all the way back through rock and blues to touch the ancient ancestor of gospel.
Motley Crue made a 'power ballad' in 1985 before it became the 'hit single' formulae to sell records in the 80's... Dokken also recorded the power ballad 'Alone again' in 1984. Motley Crue drummer Tommy Lee played piano on the track... that record 'Theater of pain' was done after the car accident Crue singer Vince Neil was involved in that killed Hanoi Rocks' drummer Nicholas 'Razzle' Dingley... Neil served a short jail sentence before returning to record the album, but was apparently traumatized for life...
This song is about touring, which a lot of bands wrote about: Bon Jovi, Wanted Dead or Alive; Journey, Faithfully; Turn the Page, Bob Segar; We're an American Band, Grand Funk Railroad; etc.
Mötley Crüe is an American heavy metal band formed in Hollywood, California in 1981.The group was founded by bassist Nikki Sixx, drummer Tommy Lee and guitarist/lead vocalist Greg Leon. After some time, Leon was replaced by guitarist Mick Mars and lead vocalist Vince Neil respectively. Mötley Crüe has sold over 100 million albums worldwide.They have also achieved seven platinum or multi-platinum certifications, nine Top 10 albums on the Billboard 200 chart (including 1989's Dr. Feelgood, which is Mötley Crüe's only album to reach number one), twenty-two Top 40 mainstream rock hits, and six Top 20 pop singles. The band was known for being quite popular with the ladies, and Tommy Lee even had his infamous sex-tape released showing him and his wife at the time Pamela Anderson enjoying time together. Nikki has written books about life as rock stars standing toe to toe with Ozzy doing booze and drugs. Nikki even died a few times overdosing. Lyrics below: You know I'm a dreamer But my heart's of gold I had to run away high So I wouldn't come home low Just when things went right It doesn't mean they were always wrong Just take this song And you'll never feel left all alone Take me to your heart Feel me in your bones Just one more night And I'm coming off this long and winding road I'm on my way I'm on my way Home sweet home Tonight, tonight I'm on my way I'm on my way Home sweet home You know that I've seen Too many romantic dreams Up in lights, falling off the silver screen My heart's like an open book For the whole world to read Sometime nothing keeps me together at the seams I'm on my way I'm on my way Home sweet home Tonight, tonight I'm on my way Just set me free Home sweet home Home sweet home Home sweet home Home sweet home I'm on my way I'm on my way Home sweet home Yeah, I'm on my way Just set me free Home sweet home
no musician ever carried a band as far as mick mars carried the crue lol thats why he looks like he does now great party band...i saw them in 84 86 90 and 99 and every show was a whole day of partying...good times
I was in hospital over 200 miles from home when this song was released. I was given a maximum of 2 years to live and hearing this song made my mind up and I left and went home to die. Still alive and kicking today. Never forgot this song and what it meant to me.
Lex, love your reactions! You really get into the music, where Brad does the side to side sway for all songs! Brad, you gotta show more! Lex, keep up the emotions, love it!
I checked out who uploaded this video back in the day (2012). Apparently it was a 15 or 16 year old drummer from the USA who did it. Misspelling "seams" as "streets" and "doesn't" as "dosen't" kinda tells me he should have paid more attention in English class. And besides, how difficult could it have been to look up the lyrics on internet and copy/paste them into the video?
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Definitely an anthem song to those of us who lived it... I can't even begin to tell you two how awesome the 80's were and how much I miss it... It was a really cool time to be a kid... Keep up the good work!!
So true about the 80s lived it and would do it again
@@MultiCamdaddy seriously compared to today, it was just so innocent... The music, the television, school,.... Everything!! I feel so bad for kids today growing up in this mess... Man we had it good...
Most definitely would go back and do it all over again
Agree..the 80s our teenage years..epic
Simple and fun..
@@19HuskyWolf70 I truly feel blessed to have experienced it. Nowadays I don't even wanna leave the house...
Every hair band had that one ballad. The Crue knocked it out of the park with this one
It was always their third song. The first hit got everyone’s attention, the second hit made them rich, and the ballad was to get the ladies.
No question this was their "Stairway to heaven" or "Freebird"
“40 years later, an instant classic.” I feel so old. 😁
Same here brother. Still rockin though.
Always thought Mick Mars was the coolest guy in the band. Dude wrote some great iconic riffs and killer leads 🤘
I agree. Motley never got the respect because of their glamor/party vibe, but I think Mars is a truly great guitarist who comes up with the perfect parts for each song.
Mick Mars rules, way good gun slinger..
As a former Navy Veteran I have great memories of this song playing all over the ship at the end of our 6 month deployments in the late 80's. We were finally heading home Baby!
Channel fever, I know it well after 2 Med Cruises on the USS Nimitz.
USMC here, and this song played on Armed Forces Far East Network (FEN and we called it the Forced Entertainment Network) every night at midnight before sign-off as they scrolled the flight schedule leaving Okinawa for the US the next day in 1989-90. Every time I hear it it takes me back to those days even after all these years. where did the last 30+ years go?
This song and Cinderella's coming home.
Leslie Murphy, I was one of the Marines on the USS Austin 1994, I'm pretty sure they played this and Mama I'm coming home over the loudspeakers when we started heading back to America... Even got to be a shellback from crossing the equator with a goofy Navy ceremony 😂😂
@@neillenet291 My Uncle served on Her in the early 80s.
I think Brad has found his 80's sound with the power ballad. He & Lex, no surprise, loved this live stream. A long list of songs from the 70's & 80's that should be to your liking.
My fellow Americans, I've been watching you for a while. Not that I'm a stalker. I'm a stoner. LOL. I just wanted to say I get a kick out of you two watching some of my old music. And that being said I noticed you're too when you're watching the videos the young man straight face getting into the words. Why that beautiful young lady next to him. Is smiling shaking that ass and enjoying the music. The only time I see that young man smiling is when he's talking to his beautiful young lady. She is his Rock. Much love rock on. Now if I may suggest one song. I lied to songs Black Sabbath the writ. Bay City rollers. This one's for the young lady. The way I feel tonight. Enjoy my fellow Americans and thank you
The single greatest power ballad of them all. The solo still makes me cry with tears of pure joy every time I hear it. The song is about life on the road (touring) and then going home.
Totally agree. When I was a kid and bought this album, I was expecting a metal fest, like the 1st 2 albums. I ended up loving this song, and not loving much else on the album. Their 1st 2 albums were solid /had great continuity, but didn't have anything this well written
Grabbed me right by the heart the first time I heard it. Such a great vibe.
They played this video so much on MTV back in the day.
It was #1 on the top 6 at 6 for a year and a half, till they changed the qualifications.
A long time ago I served in the Navy. I played lead guitar in a little band that we had aboard ship. We had been on deployment for six months...we were finally headed home. The Captain allowed the crew to have a "steel beach" picnic on the flight deck, basically hot dogs/burgers, etc. My little band was the entertainment. Somewhere I have a video of one of my fondest memories of my time at sea: We've been gone from home for so long. We are all worn out after a long deployment. The band is playing this song. As the distant horizon rises and falls as the ship rocks on the ocean swells, I look out at the faces of the ship's crew...my shipmates...and see the same heartfelt LONGING for home on every face. It was...beautiful.
What's up shipmate. Love this song and many fond memories of being out in the middle of nowhere with
beautiful sunsets, whales, dolphins and of course loneliness. But when we came into port....LOOKOUT!
We are here and we are here to light up a party!
First, thank you for your service. Secondly, thank you for this great story. ☮️
I did 12 in the Navy myself and during the last week of one of my 6 month deployments they raffled spots to pick a wakey wakey song, proceeds to charity. I won the spot for the very last day and picked this song. Fellow guitar player too. Rock on
The only video retired by Dial MTV due to be requested so much that it was the top song on the countdown for months
My son and his band did this song in a talent show contest in high school.... RIP my son.. I miss you❤
“No, it’s over” …that’s how I used to feel every time I listened to this song. I’m glad you guys enjoyed it!
Hot Tub Time Machine does this song justice, when Lou is in his garage air drumming along while his garage fills up with fumes- what a poetic way to die.
Ahh I knew the song from that movie! And then I checked it out the original song . It is good !
Motley Lou
@@tomwsoxfan2t873 Lougle LOL
MÖTLEY LÜE LOL 🤘
I am 63 and I was blessed to witness all this awesome music - Mick Mars kills this solo I mean KILLS IT!
I’m kind of jealous that I don’t get to experience these songs for the first time like you guys do.
Another great reaction. Keep em coming!
Agreed! But it’s really awesome to watch someone else experience them for the first time - reminds me of how it felt!
@@brianlafrazia8237 yes! It’s like watching someone open a gift you got them!
Ha Yeah 🎧🙂🤩😍🥰
@@brianlafrazia8237 Agreed 💯
80's where truly fucking fabulous lol....my prime time lol still rocking it
Saw them 3 times in the 80s. Wild concerts. Girls in black mini dresses everywhere.
Back when this song came out MTV had a daily show with the top 10 most requested, basically just like TRL in the 90's. Home Sweet Home was #1 for so long that MTV finally decided it was ineligible for the list and retired it. I remember the day I came home from school to see if it was still number one and it wasn't even on the list. I was shocked then they said what they did.
Yes, I remember that too.
I remember that … it was #1 for about a year. Then they made a new rule, that a video couldn’t hold that position for more than a month. So “Home Sweet Home” goes down as holding the #1 slot for the absolute longest … with nobody else coming close to touching it.
I came to post this. On another note, I believe it was “knocked” off once or twice from #1 by Guns ‘N’ Roses’ Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door, Live at the Ritz.
It is so awesome that i was a teenager at just the right time to see all the great bands of the 70s & 80s live on stage multiple times. I wish everyone could have lived that kind of energy at a concert.
Brad is really digging these 80's metal tracks lol.🤟🔥
I miss the 80s! Great reaction it was such an awesome time to be alive! I just turned 50 and still listen to the hair bands!
Motley Crue always reminds me of my oldest sister. This was totally her thing. R.I.P., Christy. 💗
Learned 2 sleep to their music in the mid 80's in Germany. Love their lullabies.
“ take me to your heart . Feel me in your bones “ what a beautiful lyric ❤️
I first heard this song in the barracks the night before I came home from a year long tour in South Korea. The barracks was packed. All ranks from private (me) to 1st sergeant. And all races and music tastes. Everyone got quiet when this came on. Because we were going home sweet home
Coming home from Afghanistan In 2011, this was our theme song.
The official music video is definitely worth watching 🤘
This was on MTV pretty much every twenty minutes for months on end in 1985.
When I drove truck and was out for days and days this song hit the sweet spot when I crossed my city limits knowing I'd be with my sweetheart soon. How sweet it is to see your city limit sign after being gone so long.
I saw this tour in 1985 and it was my first concert, 3rd row. Set in the arena parking lot the entire night before tickets went on sale and paid $20 for the tickets at the box office.
This was an encore song and near the end of it the crowd actually drowned out the band. It was a fucking incredible experience. The Tulsa World had a story about it the next day.
Every time I hear this song it reminds me of playing foosball at the roller rink during an all night skate. Heavy cigarette smoke hanging over the table with the smell of Jack Daniels all around and the sound of the ball smacking the back of the goal. Man, the good ol’ days 🤘🏼
Amen bro...
All nite skates....
I was 10 the first time...... For everything lol
These kids today couldn't handle an all nite skate
Anyone seeing Rob Corrdry singing this at the end of "Hot tub time machine"? lol
Motley Lou!!
Sure did was waiting for someone to bring it up 👍
I saw them twice in '87 when I was just 17 l🤦🏻♀️ on the Girls, Girls, Girls tour and they always put on a great live show back then 🥰🤘🏻
2:11 they got a lyric wrong. "Sometime nothing keeps me together at the seams" not streets. Sorry im a little OCD. You guys should really watch "The Dirt" on Netflix for their movie. I think you would really enjoy it. Ive enjoyed watching your vids the last few days. Lex really hits some nails on the head with her guesses sometimes. Also love the way she loves her Zeppelin. So happy to see people playing instruments making people smile again. I know i am late to the party but Thanks Guys!
This ballad was written about being on the road night after night, but longing to get home.
You guys should make a point to watch the video. It really adds to the vibe. It takes the song from anthemic to epic.
This video which a great concert video came out about 3 days before I saw them in Portland Oregon. What a concert. They never disappointed.
I think Mick Mars uses his tone to express his pain from his condition it is so bone chilling
Official video adds a bit of context, rock band always on the road touring and looking at the end of the road to finally get home
You guys have now got to watch the official video. It captures the very feel of being at a rock concert while a Ballad played during the 80`s.
When this song was released I was in Jr High School and MTV was all about music back then. They use to have the top 10 videos of the day, and this was the longest running number 1 video, I think it still holds today. It must have lasted for months. I knew if I went straight home without screwing off along the way I'd make it to see the number 1, Home Sweet Home.
One day I ran to the nearest store to purchase the Hit Parader Magazine because the lyrics were in that months issue, I had to make sure I was singing the proper lyrics. I still made it hoe that day to watch the video as well. Them were great days to be alive!
This is by far Vince Neil's best vocal performance ever.
I'll never forget seeing them for this tour. Some of the best times of my life.
This was a song we listened to while deployed in the Persian Gulf when it was time to return to the States back when Motley Crue was at their peak.
Haven’t watched you guys for a minute and during the solo it appears brad has evolved in how he moves to rock 😁awesome
I did 2 straight tours overseas without a trip home. When I was retuning to the states in 1986 this was my anthem. Actually, it was an anthem of many military at the time when they were returning to the states.
Play this everytime I visit the fam back home.
You have to watch the actual video when you get the chance, it will explain everything to you (for Brad) and if you think you were in a trance (Lex) it will draw you in even deeper...
This video was #1 on MTV like forever. Remember when they played music videos? Great tune!!!! Love you guys. Rock on Lex🤟
"Theater of Pain" was a fitting title for the album. And I'm sure Lex gets the vibe and the reference to theater.
i've looked at that album cover so many times as a kid....
Still, to this day, one of my all time favorite songs of any genre...
Not a huge Motley Crue fan, but this is easily their best song. Love it.
not even close lol
You guys need to watch "The Dirt". It's a movie that came out 2 years ago about their career in the 80's
Just play it over and over again. That works. 😜😎🌴🌞🐊
Lex gets it. The genius of Mick Mars always carried the crue musically
This song came out while I was in the Marine Corps, stationed in Hawaii, we deployed to the far east for 6 months. The time came when it was time to get back to the islands. One of my friends had a boom box and cranked this song up. The whole plane sang it, get chills every time I hear it. You guys are great btw.
Back when MTV showed music videos this was on MTV for months as the favorite by fans
This song was always in my head when I was returning to my wife and kids from numerous Deployments
I was 12 when I got this album… this wasy favourite song I played over and over and over…
This song was #1 on MTV for like 6 weeks.in 1985
This is by far my favorite rock ballad...not too syrupy, it's still rocking. It was and is still extremely popular.
Welcome to my teenage years, the 80’s were great
Gotta check out the video for this song too.
There's nothing better than watching Lex react to a nasty guitar solo that has some stink on it 🤘
These 2 rock man👊 Why is it so satisfying watching someone else reacting to a song from back in my day?✌
And that is the secret to their success. That, and the geezers (I'm 50, myself - I suppose I qualify as a junior geezer) who are suggesting awesome music from back in their day. I have yet to get them to listen to any that I've suggested. Whenever I happen upon their livestream. I try to drop hints. Maybe it would work better if I threw them a few bucks. It would at least get noticed and other people could chime in and support it.
@@SeeJayPlayGames You'll still be a junior geezer at 60 (me). When we hit 70 we can consider ourselves senior geezers. And yes, a few bucks won't hurt.
This is one of those songs where you can feel the roots of metal going all the way back through rock and blues to touch the ancient ancestor of gospel.
Motley Crue made a 'power ballad' in 1985 before it became the 'hit single' formulae to sell records in the 80's... Dokken also recorded the power ballad 'Alone again' in 1984. Motley Crue drummer Tommy Lee played piano on the track... that record 'Theater of pain' was done after the car accident Crue singer Vince Neil was involved in that killed Hanoi Rocks' drummer Nicholas 'Razzle' Dingley... Neil served a short jail sentence before returning to record the album, but was apparently traumatized for life...
I love watching you guys work. I hadn't thought about this one in years. Thank you both SO much for the entertaining trip down memory lane.
My cool Mom (84yrs old now) Dropped me off when i was 12 to this concert. Portland, OR. It was so amazing! (theater of pain)
Putting out some real bangers today! Grew up on this stuff. Love it.
I would listen to this song when I was in the Navy and pulling back into San Diego after being out to sea on an Aircraft Carrier.
THE power ballad that started it all for the 80s metal bands
This song is about touring, which a lot of bands wrote about: Bon Jovi, Wanted Dead or Alive; Journey, Faithfully; Turn the Page, Bob Segar; We're an American Band, Grand Funk Railroad; etc.
White tuxedos, white piano, and thousands of cigarette lighters floating above everyone's heads...this was so great in concert.
You like it. I love it. Can't EVER get enough of the Crue!!!
Beautiful song
I absolutely love watching someone so young, get into the music that I listened to and loved ever since
The Crue
Rules🤘😎🎸🎸🎸
My buddies in Germany had this played for me when I went back to the world! Tore me up! Loved it!
Motley Crue “Primal Scream “ is the banger. Lex will love the guitar parts. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
If I were forced to choose one song to show the awesomeness of the 80s it would be this
Its about being on tour, being lonely, and coming home.
Mötley Crüe is an American heavy metal band formed in Hollywood, California in 1981.The group was founded by bassist Nikki Sixx, drummer Tommy Lee and guitarist/lead vocalist Greg Leon. After some time, Leon was replaced by guitarist Mick Mars and lead vocalist Vince Neil respectively. Mötley Crüe has sold over 100 million albums worldwide.They have also achieved seven platinum or multi-platinum certifications, nine Top 10 albums on the Billboard 200 chart (including 1989's Dr. Feelgood, which is Mötley Crüe's only album to reach number one), twenty-two Top 40 mainstream rock hits, and six Top 20 pop singles.
The band was known for being quite popular with the ladies, and Tommy Lee even had his infamous sex-tape released showing him and his wife at the time Pamela Anderson enjoying time together. Nikki has written books about life as rock stars standing toe to toe with Ozzy doing booze and drugs. Nikki even died a few times overdosing. Lyrics below:
You know I'm a dreamer
But my heart's of gold
I had to run away high
So I wouldn't come home low
Just when things went right
It doesn't mean they were always wrong
Just take this song
And you'll never feel left all alone
Take me to your heart
Feel me in your bones
Just one more night
And I'm coming off this long and winding road
I'm on my way
I'm on my way
Home sweet home
Tonight, tonight
I'm on my way
I'm on my way
Home sweet home
You know that I've seen
Too many romantic dreams
Up in lights, falling off the silver screen
My heart's like an open book
For the whole world to read
Sometime nothing keeps me together at the seams
I'm on my way
I'm on my way
Home sweet home
Tonight, tonight
I'm on my way
Just set me free
Home sweet home
Home sweet home
Home sweet home
Home sweet home
I'm on my way
I'm on my way
Home sweet home
Yeah, I'm on my way
Just set me free
Home sweet home
Home is where the heart is. A house is made of brick and stone but a home is made of love alone.
*That's 1 of there BEST for sure... That song ROCKS !!! CLASSIC :)*
no musician ever carried a band as far as mick mars carried the crue lol thats why he looks like he does now
great party band...i saw them in 84 86 90 and 99 and every show was a whole day of partying...good times
I love all these songs. I was raised up in the 80. They are one of the best bands.
big hair bands ruled back in the day :)
Mick Mars on guitar, always had such killer riffs!!!!!!
After being away from my home (home town) for over 32 years, it's great to be back home. Home Sweet Home
You have to checkout the video for this one. It's pure 80s montage!
The song was about the band being on tour I'm coming home when done with tour
The 80's we're the best times ever! I'm getting old now. I'm 48 now but what a ride it's been.
Lex is hard rock to the core
Now recently when I hear this song it always reminds me of the movie Hot Tub Time Machine at the ending 😁
What a great time to be a teenager. I'm so glad I got to experience the 80's. Motley Crue is my favorite band. Still love this music.
Awesome song!! Lex I love those lil faces you make when you get into a song!!
Please we need the videos or the live version PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE. I'll love 💘 you for ever ❤MUCH LOVE 💘
I was in hospital over 200 miles from home when this song was released. I was given a maximum of 2 years to live and hearing this song made my mind up and I left and went home to die. Still alive and kicking today. Never forgot this song and what it meant to me.
Lex, love your reactions! You really get into the music, where Brad does the side to side sway for all songs! Brad, you gotta show more! Lex, keep up the emotions, love it!
Wow, whoever typed those lyrics did horribly in a couple places, most notably "nothing keeps me together at the streets".
ikr. Lyrics As Second Language seemed to be the case
I checked out who uploaded this video back in the day (2012). Apparently it was a 15 or 16 year old drummer from the USA who did it. Misspelling "seams" as "streets" and "doesn't" as "dosen't" kinda tells me he should have paid more attention in English class. And besides, how difficult could it have been to look up the lyrics on internet and copy/paste them into the video?
Keeps me together at the seams idiot
Uhh.....it's "at the seams" people, SEAMS
Mick Mars on the guitar man. One of the greatest.