Thank you so much, and God bless you a million times for posting this great and precious video footage. I have not seen this documentary in many years. I forgot about this one. One of my biggest concert regrets is that I did not see Motley Crue in concert during the 80s, mid 90's with Corabi, late 90's during the Generation Swine era, 1999/2000 with Randi and Samantha, Nikki's Brides of Destruction, and Tommy's Methods of Mayhem. Each of those eras and bands looked amazing. If I could go back, God knows I would invite all of you to go back with me and explore those different eras of the band and their solo projects. There was so much great live concert production that many of us either missed out on or maybe want to relive again. My very first time ever seeing Motley Crue was in very late 2004 at the Jimmy Kimmel Live free concert series behind Jimmy's studio on Hawthorne there right off of the south west corner of Highland and Hollywood Boulevard. This was right at the very beginning of their big reunion thing with the Carnival of Sins Tour being planned for early 2005. I think Mick was only a couple of months or so into recovery after having his hip replacement surgery. He absolutely 💯 slaughtered the performance as well as the rest of the guys too. They were amazing live and was thinking, "Damn, I should have seen these guys 20 years ago. I saw Velvet Revolver, too, at the Jimmy Kimmel Live Concert Series within only a couple of days of that Motley Crue show. VR was really great too. Great two guitar dynamic with Slash and Dave. So sorry for the ramble. Hard rock and metal got me through so much misery and these little clips of rare live concert video are really special to me. Yes, I'm definitely going to go back when time travel becomes possible and attend every possible concert that I was not able to go to.
I grew up in the '80s and I love motley Crue they're one of my favorites between them and guns n' roses they're both unique. I remember going to see motley Crue and guns and roses together and axel and Vince Neil got into a fight and Axl Rose went to jail so we did not get to see them perform that was in Atlanta. the band members have gotten older but they're still just as awesome as always to me they are definitely still rock and rollers.
Turned 12 in 1980 the rest of the decade is a blurr BEST decade in History 1980's kid/teen forever,if you were also a teen in the 80's you know!! and cheers to all that grew up in the 80's GEN -X cause FUCK IT!
I'm glad I was a teen in the 80's!!! We did what we wanted and nobody said a thing!! THE phone wrecked that ?? People went out and clubs and BARS DIDN'T CARD ??? YOU COULD SEE A BAND PLAY EVERY NIGHT ?? WE DIDN'T HAVE THIS BUT WE HAD BIG PARTIES AND ON A NIGHTLY BASIS?? IT GOT BETTER AS WE GREW !! BUT LIKE ALL GOOD THINGS IT CAME TO AN END ?? THES GUYS GOT THE DREAM OF EVERY KID AT THE TIME! AND THE MONEY TO KEEP ITHE PARTY GOING TILL THEY DROP???? NICE!!!! ROCK ISN'T DEAD!!!! IT'S BEEN SURPRESSED??? NOW IS THE TIME FOR ROCK ARTISTS?? MUSIC IS ONESIDED NOW!!!! THEIR MUSIC IS TIMELESS!!! MANY WELL WRITTEN SONGS AND UNDERRATED MUSICIANS CAME FROM THE 80'S!!!!! THE .MUSIC WAS TAKEN TO ANOTHER LEVEL!!! HAIR ASIDE THEY NEW WHAT THEY WERE DOING!!!! THE MUSIC was just good and fun!! If your toes are tapping that's when you know it's good???
"Tommy prefers Johnny Depp to play him because Depp actually plays guitar and sings n stuff" This person doesn't even know Tommy plays drums. She thinks he's the singer because he's most famous lol
Thank you so much, and God bless you a million times for posting this great and precious video footage. I have not seen this documentary in many years. I forgot about this one.
One of my biggest concert regrets is that I did not see Motley Crue in concert during the 80s, mid 90's with Corabi, late 90's during the Generation Swine era, 1999/2000 with Randi and Samantha, Nikki's Brides of Destruction, and Tommy's Methods of Mayhem. Each of those eras and bands looked amazing.
If I could go back, God knows I would invite all of you to go back with me and explore those different eras of the band and their solo projects.
There was so much great live concert production that many of us either missed out on or maybe want to relive again.
My very first time ever seeing Motley Crue was in very late 2004 at the Jimmy Kimmel Live free concert series behind Jimmy's studio on Hawthorne there right off of the south west corner of Highland and Hollywood Boulevard.
This was right at the very beginning of their big reunion thing with the Carnival of Sins Tour being planned for early 2005. I think Mick was only a couple of months or so into recovery after having his hip replacement surgery. He absolutely 💯 slaughtered the performance as well as the rest of the guys too. They were amazing live and was thinking, "Damn, I should have seen these guys 20 years ago.
I saw Velvet Revolver, too, at the Jimmy Kimmel Live Concert Series within only a couple of days of that Motley Crue show. VR was really great too. Great two guitar dynamic with Slash and Dave.
So sorry for the ramble. Hard rock and metal got me through so much misery and these little clips of rare live concert video are really special to me.
Yes, I'm definitely going to go back when time travel becomes possible and attend every possible concert that I was not able to go to.
I saw Motley Crue 3 times in Concert they are Number One they do great without Drugs and Alcohol
I grew up in the '80s and I love motley Crue they're one of my favorites between them and guns n' roses they're both unique. I remember going to see motley Crue and guns and roses together and axel and Vince Neil got into a fight and Axl Rose went to jail so we did not get to see them perform that was in Atlanta. the band members have gotten older but they're still just as awesome as always to me they are definitely still rock and rollers.
Turned 12 in 1980 the rest of the decade is a blurr BEST decade in History 1980's kid/teen forever,if you were also a teen in the 80's you know!! and cheers to all that grew up in the 80's GEN -X cause FUCK IT!
Mick looked the coolest.
I'm glad I was a teen in the 80's!!! We did what we wanted and nobody said a thing!! THE phone wrecked that ?? People went out and clubs and BARS DIDN'T CARD ??? YOU COULD SEE A BAND PLAY EVERY NIGHT ?? WE DIDN'T HAVE THIS BUT WE HAD BIG PARTIES AND ON A NIGHTLY BASIS?? IT GOT BETTER AS WE GREW !! BUT LIKE ALL GOOD THINGS IT CAME TO AN END ?? THES GUYS GOT THE DREAM OF EVERY KID AT THE TIME! AND THE MONEY TO KEEP ITHE PARTY GOING TILL THEY DROP???? NICE!!!! ROCK ISN'T DEAD!!!! IT'S BEEN SURPRESSED??? NOW IS THE TIME FOR ROCK ARTISTS?? MUSIC IS ONESIDED NOW!!!! THEIR MUSIC IS TIMELESS!!! MANY WELL WRITTEN SONGS AND UNDERRATED MUSICIANS CAME FROM THE 80'S!!!!! THE .MUSIC WAS TAKEN TO ANOTHER LEVEL!!! HAIR ASIDE THEY NEW WHAT THEY WERE DOING!!!! THE MUSIC was just good and fun!! If your toes are tapping that's when you know it's good???
THANK YOU FOR THIS!! ❤️
Feels like abusing Hair Spray is making a come back.
Hearing the san fernando valley described as "cush" lmao
still rockin and rolling!
There's more danger, sleaze, decadence, irreverence, and rebelliousness in those 80s glam bands than all the current rap and pop bands put together
I agree 💯 percent.
Love the Crue
"Tommy prefers Johnny Depp to play him because Depp actually plays guitar and sings n stuff"
This person doesn't even know Tommy plays drums. She thinks he's the singer because he's most famous lol
Is that Pamela Manning @0:16?
The blonde on the left?
The talking heads on this show worshipping celebs wasting money is pretty cringe 🤭