I've been fortunate enough to see Crue in concert - such an experience! If you haven't, definitely listen to "Kickstart My Heart" (a real banger), "Wild Side," "Home Sweet Home," and "Without You" (the last two being power ballads).
@lorijohnston4311, I realize this is 2 years in the past I got to see Motely Crue in person at concerts 2 times one was in Oakland, CA. second time CalExp. state fair Sacramento, CA. both was during summer months in the 1980's time-line That the only time I seen them in person I am unsure what year in 1980's it was that timeline flew by so fast for me I am now 67 years of age. So, it was a long, long time ago. thanks for awesome comment.
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You should do the song just before this one on the album, it’s called “In The Beginning” and it kind of a prelude to this song. And that is what the underworld would sound like in my opinion.
There are harder and heavier songs on that album. Such as "Knock 'em dead kid" "Bastard", "Too young to fall in love", "Red Hot" & "Ten seconds to love" All would be great choices
This song always got a bad rep for being satanic or something. But really it’s an anti-establishment, anti-corporate. Basically hair metal’s version of punk. 😀 Vince Neil’s vocals are fire!
I was in middle school when this album came out and my mom was a little skeptical about it after seeing the title and album cover. But she loved the music and basically told me "Its not like they are saying Shout FOR The Devil" ....this coming from the same lady that loved Ozzy, G&R, Whitesnake...etc 😁😁😁
To be fair, this was the same time that metal bands were REALLY embracing pentagrams and whatnot as part of their style so you can understand why people made assumptions. Of course, many of us understood that it was all stylistic touches to push buttons and create a "metal" image. An equivalent situation in the hip-hop world was when rappers started flashing the "illuminati" hand signs and such. It's all theater.
If anything, I always thought it had to be anti-Satanic, because they are "shouting" at the devil...And I don't think the devil would particularly care for people "shouting" at him..."Hey, devil! Hey, devil! You think you're bad?"
@@jonathanlocke6404 agree. The lyrics and the tone are completely at odds with devil worship. But this has always been strange to me because this band has cultivated a satanic image and embraced complete hedonism in their lives.
1983 was the year metal started to reach the top of the charts. Before that, it had cult fans, but got zero radio airplay or MTV play. Quiet Riot and Def Leppard being so huge was bringing metal into the spotlight. By 1986, metal was so big, record companies were stepping in and making their bands decide if they were going to be real metal ( slayer, metallica etc), or if they were Cinderella /Poison type hair band. They figured they could make more money marketing to a particular audience - hair metal was more a female audience. Unfortunately, these decisions kinda killed some bands careers. Judas Priest went hair metal for an album, but then redeemed themselves big-time with Painkiller ( def real metal). Some bands like Iron Maiden, completely ignored their record companies and still to this day, do what they do
Cinderella & Poison & Ratt & Winger & W.A.S.P. were "Glam Metal." Boy bands with harder riffs & spandex - manufactured by record execs. Priest, Maiden, & Dio never wavered from what they were about. I mean, even 'Turbo" wasn't COMPLETE trash. Although we did joke about being able to do aerobics to "Turbo Lover." 🤡 Hell - even Alice Cooper tried to get in on the scene with "Poison" & "Feed My Frankenstein." And Ozzy - look at his HAIR during "Shot In The Dark" & "Bark at the Moon." Hehehe. 🤘☠️🤘
Okay, Imagine it's 1983. You're 12 years old and you hear this for the first time. Changed my life. Motley Crue was the biggest impact on my music choices. I have been lucky enough to see them 5 times live and will see them any chance I get. Request Please - Motley Crue - Too Young To Fall In Love (Official Video) Heavy drumming from Tommy Lee and Vince Neils voice is in his prime
This album and "Out Of The Cellar" by RATT were the 1st albums I bought with my own money. I was in 8th grade. I got a detention on more than one occasion reciting the spoken intro to this song that I had memorized while walking into class. And just because the Bungles swept the Steelers this year, you're still a long way away from 6 titles. 😁
Vince Neil lead singer Mick Mars Lead guitar Nikki Sixx Bass guitar Tommy Lee Drums Do Merry go round Live wire Too fast for love Its off their 1st album thats when they were best. (Also next album shout at the devil)
As a child of the 80s (hearing Crue for the first time in 1982 or so) this album got played more than any other in my bedroom. I think "10 Seconds To Love" was my favorite song from this album. Give a listen to "Don't Go Away Mad (Just Go Away)" Love you guys!
LOVE that album. Shout at the Devil is the heaviest, darkest & best Motley Crue album!!!! 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽….now you gotta check out “Looks That Kill”, “Helter Skelter”, “Ten Seconds to Love” or “Too Young to Fall in Love.”….congrats to the Cincinnati Bengals for their win 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🐅🐅🐅🐅🐅🐅
I grew up on Motley Crue... posters, albums, history, memorabilia, everything. Saw them twice, once with replacement singer John Corabi in 1994 Anywhere There's Electricity tour with Type O Negative and Deicide opening at the Quincy, Illinois Raceways and once with Vince Neil in 2005 Carnival of Sins tour in St. Louis, Missouri. Motley Crue is bassist Nikki Sixx's band. He owns the Motley Crue name. Guitarist Mick Mars wanted to name the band "Christmas". LOL Nikki (born Frank Carlton Serafino Farrano) was inspired by the Sex Pistols and other punk bands. So Motley Crue is an 80s hair-rock version of punk rock. Nikki's mother was a backup singer for Tommy Dorsey (big band era), and his father left the family when he was young. He hated his dad so much he legally changed his name to 'Nikki Sixx'. His grandparents raised him in Idaho. His grandmother died in 1986. The song NONA that can be found on the Girls, Girls, Girls album was about her and dedicated to her. When Nikki got older and had kids of his own, he came to terms about his father and wanted to reunite with him only to find out it was way too late, his father died an alcoholic in 1986 and Nikki didn't even know about it until he (Nikki) was in his 40s. Nikki met Mick Mars (born Bob A. Deal, but legally changed his name to Mick Mars because he considered his initials B.A.D. to be bad luck) when Mick walked into his record shop and they started bickering over guitars. Mick challenged him to go to the Troubadour club and watch Mick's band Spiders & Snakes. The whole incident was forgotten until Nikki was putting the band together, and Mick's ad in the Recycler ad magazine reading, "Loud, rude, aggressive guitar player" caught Nikki's attention. When Mick walked in, Nikki was like, "Aren't you that guy from the record shop ... you're that guy.... I hated you!" From the moment Mick joined Motley, Nikki and Mick were brothers... (Mick being older than the other members by a decade give or take). Nikki is so much of a fan of his own guitarist, he has a tattoo of Mick on his leg. When Tommy Lee (born Thomas Lee Bass to an American soldier, his mother was Miss Greece 1957) joined the band, they were still shopping around for a singer (even though they had this creepy guy at the time). Drummer Tommy Lee and singer Vince Neil went to high school together. Tommy suggested he knew a singer, but at the time he was in another band. Nikki said, "Who cares? We'll go steal him out of that band." Vince Neil (born Vince Neil Wharton) was already in a band called Rockandi. They did backyard parties type of thing. They only asked him to be in the band because he was the one guy in high school with the longest hair). Tommy called Vince up and asked him to come audition. Vince blew off the first audition and didn't even show up because he already had a sure thing with Rockandi and didn't know about this other band. It took him a couple of more times before he just said "screw it" and went down to audition for Motley. The Shout at the Devil album was a pretty solid album. It has a good cover of The Beatles HELTER SKELTER on it. I'm personally NOT a big fan of cover songs, but as far as a band covering HELTER SKELTER goes, Motley has the best version in my opinion. But then again, rule of thumb is: you should NEVER try to cover The Beatles. I could go on, rating every album and song probably... but UA-cam has a cap on comment length. I've hit it a few times discussing Layne Staley of Alice In Chains.
He may have had an incredible voice~~I've seen them several times in the last few years prior to covid and he sounds awful now. The rest of the band is on point.
@@MsSixx1 I know, he really hasn't taken care of himself and has lost a lot of his vocals, it's really too bad. I think he's been through so much, losing a child etc, he's not in the best place.
So glad to see Amber getting in touch with her inner Hard Rock / Metal spirit. I saw the stink-face the other day on the Deep Purple video, and I knew it was happening. Welcome Sis Cheers!
I remember seeing that tour with Accept opening, standing first row and loving every minute of it. Now I want to see them react to a Motley "ballad" for Amber. Not Home Sweet Home (too obvious), but more like Too Young to Fall in Love, Merry Go Round, You're All I Need, The Animal in Me...
This song has always been my favorite Motley Crue song. The pick slides in the beginning sound like Freddy Krueger sharpening his knives. The guitar riff throughout the whole song is dark and heavy and the singing fits it perfect.
This was a song that basically everyone loved in the 80s. You didn't even need to know who Motley Crue were, let alone be a "Metalhead" to stand in the living room at a packed house party and bang your head with the devil sign raised high. If you haven't already check out "Fire Woman" by The Cult which was another house party banger.
I have seen them live 6 times. still got my stadium tour tickets. they are awesome in concert. tommy lee on the drums spinning in the air above our heads.. and Mick mars awesome guitarist.. and Nikki Sixx , Vince Neil.
For me the best way to experience this song is with a more than a few thousand members of the audience screaming "SHOUT AT THE DEVIL" back at and along with Vince Neil & the band. That is what I remembered most about my first Motley Crue concert.
Motley Crue is one of my favorite bands for sure !! Smoking in the boys room Dr Feelgood Wild side Same ole situation.....are some good ones to check out that you haven't done yet. Mick Mars doesn't get enough credit as the awesome guitarist that he is
@robertmooney, I only got to see Motley Crue 2 times in the 1980's I had full time job, so I drove to Cow Palace in Oakland California seen them and seen them at Cal-Expo Sacramento, CA. but having full-time job hindered me from going to many rock and roll concerts in 1980's. I only drive 100 miles to see concerts because I would work 6 days a week. I think for me Shout at the Devil my very favorite song then Too Young Too Fall in Love. I turned 66 years of age in 2023 year. this year I'll be 67 years of age. I also got to see Iron Maiden in concert, W.A.S.P. Band in concert, and Twisted Sisters band in concert. cool comments wow 5 times that great. happy delay 2024 new year!
My friends and I used to blast this song leaving the H.S. parking lot after school. LOL Respect to the Crue! They always brought it. 80's ruled with the hair bands for sure! In August, H.S. girl posse gettin'it together for Def Leppard, Motley, and Joan Jett in concert. Can't wait!!!! Love the reaction, givin' a BIG smile out to you two!
First song first album first song on the album now that's an introduction to Motley Crue sent chills up my spine the first time I heard it and the rest is history. :-) :-)
Hehehe ... 😄... I just checked... I see your Bengals won today Jordan & Amber!!! Love it!!! Congrats Jay! I bet things got crazy at your house tonight!!! Side note... great hype song for the day for winning game vibes!!! lol 🥳😈😈😈😈🤣🤣🤣
Looks That Kill, Helter skelter, 10 Seconds To Love are other great songs from this album. Probably my first Crue album... I was hooked after that. Home Sweet Home is my favorite Cruel song.
OMG, what an awesome review day!!! My favorite so far! (I wish you had not used a lyric video tho.) I love that Amber is loving the rock! This was one of my very favorite songs when I was a teen. I just wish my darn phone had notified me - I'm an hour late! Darnit! Lol.
Next from Crue.....'Too Young To Fall In Love, Too Fast For Love, She's Got The Looks That Kill, Same Ol' Situation, Don't Go Away Mad (Just Go Away), Primal Scream, Home Sweet Home, Live Wire, Without You, You're All I Need and Stary Eyes!!'
If you want a fun concert experience, whenever they're allowed to do it, but when they come to your area see Joan Jett, Poison, Motley Crue, and Def Leppard. You'll never forget it
This band along with Ozzie caused such an uproar in the church community when I was growing up in the 80's. They were THE band for a minute. MTV loved them!
I've been listening to this song for 35 (or whatever) years now (I'm old) and never knew the lyrics beyond the chorus. So thank you. Also, Amber's t-shirt is the bomb.
Miljenko Matijevic from "Steelheart" has a vocal range of the charts, Start with his older stuff "She's Gone", to his newer stuff "My love is Gone" you won't be disappointed. Love you & your family so much.
I'm a genX, motley Crue is the band that represents our generation, instead of throwing out a song,you just need to play there entire library,and fyi... in the beginning is the real opening to this song,thanks guys
I knew Jordan would love this song, but I'm surprised how much Amber liked it! "Shout at the Devil" is my favorite album by Motley Crue. There's not a bad song on the album.
Saw them in 83, 85, and 87. They were so good live. Front row in 85 on the Theatre of Pain tour. Still have Tommy’s drumstick and Mick’s guitar pick. 🤘🔥🤘🔥🤘🔥🤘🔥
They are the start of what they called big hair bands in the 80's . Glam bands of early years turned into hair bands in the 80's . They are still rocking and on tour this year with Def Leopard and Poison.I still have my Crue t- shirt 1983
"In The Beginning" is a spoken word prelude to this song on the album. It really does set the mood. I suggest going back and listening to them both, back-to-back.
Caught the Crue in 1984; they were opening for Ozzy.. killer show.. my seat was near the corner of the stage where the band left into the backstage area.. The silver "Shout at the Devil" T shirts were everywhere.. my girl was freaking out over Nikki Sixx, so she was screaming at him and she flashed him.. next thing I know.. Nikki calls her over and gave her his Gold Version of the Concert Tshirt that he had been wearing on stage.. Was a great night for me afterwards :P
Yes, a nice heaping helping of hair bands today! You are making my Saturday! Can't wait to see #3. Hoping you get to White Lion or Ratt, or even Twisted Sister.
My mom thought this song was devil-worship!😄 i use to rock this song as loud as my speakers would go! Had the shag haircut, headband, holy jeans, heavy makeup, and all!🤘❤
Loved this reaction! I was 13 years old when I first heard this song and I was hooked instantly. The guitar, drums and voice was hard hitting, gritty and like nothing I had ever heard, that along with their look. Been a fan ever since, seen them 4 times, 2 times in the 80s, once in the 90s and once in the 2000.
Quite nice to see someone react to early Crue. This was their second album and it's one of my favorite metal records of all time. After this one, they seemed to go soft metal, or pop metal. Imho, another you should hit from this is "Looks that Kill". I think that one will make you giggle and smile a bit as well.
Motley Crue does have some slower songs like 'Without you' ... 'Home sweet home' ... "Don't go away mad (just go away)" ... But they are known for their heavier songs like "Dr. Feelgood" ... 'Primal scream'... 'Bitter pill' ... 'Same ol situation' ... 'Louder than hell' ... 'Live wire' ... 'Too young to fall in love' ... 'Piece of your action' ... 'Red hot'... 'Girls, girls, girls' 🔥🔥🤘🤘 When Motley Crue first got together in L.A. around 1980/ '81, they dressed in drag w/ big hair, makeup and high heels, but they looked menacing... the original band here is Vince Neil (vocals), Nikki Sixx (bass), Tommy Lee (drums) & Mick Mars (guitar)... They quit the 'glam' image in 1987 after bands like Poison, Faster Pussycat, Vinnie Vincent Invasion, Cinderella, etc. used the glam look... Despite being raw and unpolished, Motley Crue had hooks and melodies in their songs that made their 1st demo record 'Too fast for love' a hit back in 1981/ '82... They also knew how to put on a visual stage show. They were signed by 1983, and their 2nd album 'Shout at the devil' became a massive hit, selling 4 million copies in the US... as did the albums 'Theater of pain' (1985) and 'Girls, girls, girls' (1987)... Their biggest record came in 1989 - 'Dr. Feelgood', which went to #1 on the US charts & sold 6 million copies... However, after their best of album 'Decade of decadence' in 1991 sold 2 million copies, Motley Crue split w/ singer Vince Neil in 1992. Motley Crue hired singer John Corabi for their 1994 album 'Motley Crue'... despite being a great record, it sold poorly for a Crue record - half million in the US and the tour was poorly attended. Vince Neil returned in 1997 for the 'Generation swine' album, which was more electronic-beat oriented - that sold poorly as well. Drummer Tommy Lee left the band in 1999 and the subsequent 'New Tattoo' album in 2000, recorded w/ (late) drummer Randy Castillo was their worst-selling album. Motley split in 2002. Thankfully, the original Motley Crue experience a resurgence in popularity and reunited to tour arenas in 2005 w/ the original line-up.
I have seen them 8 times. Their concerts are literally a circus. Their show is always crazy but the crowd is insane. They have had the best opening bands also
Imagine being a teenager of 13 in 1983, and hearing this furious music, I've been a Cruehead since, and every day their music fills my days, I also had the opportunity to see them live 13 times, in 4 Canadian cities, these 4 guys have always been there for me in good and bad days!!!
Back in my day, a "lyrics video" was when you tried to read the tiny cassette insert with a magnifying glass while moderately banging your head to the music.
Saw Motley Crue at the 1984 Monsters of Rock concert in Karlsruhe, West Germany. As I walked in, they were playing, "Shout at the Devil". The concert featured many great rock groups of the day. It was an awesome experience in a big stadium.
Amber slowly getting into metal puts a smile on this old metalhead's face.😀🤘
Amen
Same.
-#cheers-- !-
Vince Neil voice is stellar, but the songwriting was amazing as well...Tommy, Nikki and Mick did a fantastic job.
Mick has to be one of the most under-rated guitar players
Nikki is a great lyricist. Great drums by Tommy, it's all great.
Their best album by a mile and there's really no filler tracks
@@ktmjet thank you
You know Nikki was the writer right?
I've been fortunate enough to see Crue in concert - such an experience! If you haven't, definitely listen to "Kickstart My Heart" (a real banger), "Wild Side," "Home Sweet Home," and "Without You" (the last two being power ballads).
Wildside is my fave! I love the video! But all their stuff is good!
I’m going to the stadium tour
Did Tommy Lee spin upside down while playing? That was cool to watch.
Why does nobody ever request the older stuff??
@lorijohnston4311, I realize this is 2 years in the past I got to see Motely Crue in person at concerts 2 times one was in Oakland, CA. second time CalExp. state fair Sacramento, CA. both was during summer months in the 1980's time-line That the only time I seen them in person I am unsure what year in 1980's it was that timeline flew by so fast for me I am now 67 years of age. So, it was a long, long time ago. thanks for awesome comment.
This whole album was a game-changer hard rock with with a whole lot of attitude. Saw them live absolutely blew my mind.:-) :-)
Oh WOW! Amber gets “Paranoid” and “Shout at the Devil” in *one week* … and 😍 loves it! Me too.
First two albums are the best. They still have a punk feel for some of the songs.
AGREED!!!!!
Only for fans over 18 years old PERFECTBODYGIRLSS.WEBSITE 👈
tricks I do not know
Megan: "Hotter"
Hopi: "Sweeter"
Joonie: "Cooler"
Yoongi: "Butter
So with toy and his tricks, do not read it to him that he writes well mamon there are only to laugh for a while and not be sad and stressed because of the hard life that is lived today.
Köz karaş: '' Taŋ kaldım ''
Erinder: '' Sezimdüü ''
Jılmayuu: '' Tattuuraak ''
Dene: '' Muzdak ''
Jizn, kak krasivaya melodiya, tolko pesni pereputalis.
Aç köz arstan
Bul ukmuştuuday ısık kün bolçu, jana arstan abdan açka bolgon.
Uyunan çıgıp, tigi jer-jerdi izdedi. Al kiçinekey koyondu wins taba algan. Al bir az oylonboy koyondu karmadı. '' Bul koyon menin kursagımdı toyguza albayt '' dep oylodu arstan.
Arstan koyondu öltüröyün dep jatkanda, bir kiyik tigi tarapka çurkadı. Arstan aç köz bolup kaldı. Kiçine koyondu emes, çoŋ kiyikti jegen jakşı dep oylodu. # 垃圾
They are one of the best concerts, you can not go but just seeing them from the screen, I know it was surprising
💗❤️💌💘
Absolutely 💯!
You should do the song just before this one on the album, it’s called “In The Beginning” and it kind of a prelude to this song. And that is what the underworld would sound like in my opinion.
Yes
Ya I forgot about that sets the song up great.
When my sister put the cassette on when I was little, that beginning used to freak me out!
Motley Crue is my all time favorite bands! Check out their later songs “Same ‘ol Situation” and “Primal Scream”.
Primal Scream is my favorite MC tune! Used to play this in a cover band back in the 90's...
Wild Side, Home Sweet Home, Dr Feelgood...too many to name
Motley Crue was by far one of the most popular rock bands in the 80s
There are harder and heavier songs on that album.
Such as "Knock 'em dead kid"
"Bastard", "Too young to fall in love", "Red Hot" & "Ten seconds to love"
All would be great choices
Ten Seconds is one of their best. Great album all the way through in my opionion.
This song always got a bad rep for being satanic or something. But really it’s an anti-establishment, anti-corporate. Basically hair metal’s version of punk. 😀 Vince Neil’s vocals are fire!
I was in middle school when this album came out and my mom was a little skeptical about it after seeing the title and album cover. But she loved the music and basically told me "Its not like they are saying Shout FOR The Devil" ....this coming from the same lady that loved Ozzy, G&R, Whitesnake...etc 😁😁😁
To be fair, this was the same time that metal bands were REALLY embracing pentagrams and whatnot as part of their style so you can understand why people made assumptions. Of course, many of us understood that it was all stylistic touches to push buttons and create a "metal" image. An equivalent situation in the hip-hop world was when rappers started flashing the "illuminati" hand signs and such. It's all theater.
Hair metal's version of punk
Probably the only reason I can tolerate this song.
If anything, I always thought it had to be anti-Satanic, because they are "shouting" at the devil...And I don't think the devil would particularly care for people "shouting" at him..."Hey, devil! Hey, devil! You think you're bad?"
@@jonathanlocke6404 agree. The lyrics and the tone are completely at odds with devil worship. But this has always been strange to me because this band has cultivated a satanic image and embraced complete hedonism in their lives.
1983 was the year metal started to reach the top of the charts. Before that, it had cult fans, but got zero radio airplay or MTV play. Quiet Riot and Def Leppard being so huge was bringing metal into the spotlight. By 1986, metal was so big, record companies were stepping in and making their bands decide if they were going to be real metal ( slayer, metallica etc), or if they were Cinderella /Poison type hair band. They figured they could make more money marketing to a particular audience - hair metal was more a female audience. Unfortunately, these decisions kinda killed some bands careers. Judas Priest went hair metal for an album, but then redeemed themselves big-time with Painkiller ( def real metal). Some bands like Iron Maiden, completely ignored their record companies and still to this day, do what they do
EGG-ZACTLY!
Cinderella & Poison & Ratt & Winger & W.A.S.P. were "Glam Metal."
Boy bands with harder riffs & spandex - manufactured by record execs.
Priest, Maiden, & Dio never wavered from what they were about. I mean, even 'Turbo" wasn't COMPLETE trash. Although we did joke about being able to do aerobics to "Turbo Lover." 🤡
Hell - even Alice Cooper tried to get in on the scene with "Poison" & "Feed My Frankenstein." And Ozzy - look at his HAIR during "Shot In The Dark" & "Bark at the Moon." Hehehe. 🤘☠️🤘
Motley Crue is touring this year finally with Def Leppard, Poison, Joan Jett. I hope to get to see all of them in concert ❤️🤘🤘
It's a shame they aren't coming to England because I'd be there in a heartbeat.
They're all great acts. Honestly Motley Crüe wasn't at their best when I last saw them but would still love to go.
Me too!!!!!!
Yeah, check out the videos of Vince performing in 2022. You might change your mind.
@@sonsofthesportsguy if I go, I probably care more about Def Leppard, Poison and Joan Jett 😝
This is the very first Motley Crue song I ever heard back in the 80s. Still a great song!
👏🏽👏🏽true talk she IS transforming into a ROCKER in front of our eyes. “The drops”👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🏝🇬🇺🏝
Okay, Imagine it's 1983. You're 12 years old and you hear this for the first time. Changed my life. Motley Crue was the biggest impact on my music choices. I have been lucky enough to see them 5 times live and will see them any chance I get.
Request Please - Motley Crue - Too Young To Fall In Love (Official Video) Heavy drumming from Tommy Lee and Vince Neils voice is in his prime
This album and "Out Of The Cellar" by RATT were the 1st albums I bought with my own money. I was in 8th grade. I got a detention on more than one occasion reciting the spoken intro to this song that I had memorized while walking into class. And just because the Bungles swept the Steelers this year, you're still a long way away from 6 titles. 😁
They're my favorite. Dr feelgood and shout at the devil are 2 of the best albums ever!!!!
Vince Neil lead singer
Mick Mars Lead guitar
Nikki Sixx Bass guitar
Tommy Lee Drums
Do Merry go round
Live wire
Too fast for love
Its off their 1st album thats when they were best. (Also next album shout at the devil)
As a child of the 80s (hearing Crue for the first time in 1982 or so) this album got played more than any other in my bedroom. I think "10 Seconds To Love" was my favorite song from this album. Give a listen to "Don't Go Away Mad (Just Go Away)" Love you guys!
LOVE that album. Shout at the Devil is the heaviest, darkest & best Motley Crue album!!!! 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽….now you gotta check out “Looks That Kill”, “Helter Skelter”, “Ten Seconds to Love” or “Too Young to Fall in Love.”….congrats to the Cincinnati Bengals for their win 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🐅🐅🐅🐅🐅🐅
I grew up on Motley Crue... posters, albums, history, memorabilia, everything. Saw them twice, once with replacement singer John Corabi in 1994 Anywhere There's Electricity tour with Type O Negative and Deicide opening at the Quincy, Illinois Raceways and once with Vince Neil in 2005 Carnival of Sins tour in St. Louis, Missouri.
Motley Crue is bassist Nikki Sixx's band. He owns the Motley Crue name. Guitarist Mick Mars wanted to name the band "Christmas". LOL Nikki (born Frank Carlton Serafino Farrano) was inspired by the Sex Pistols and other punk bands. So Motley Crue is an 80s hair-rock version of punk rock.
Nikki's mother was a backup singer for Tommy Dorsey (big band era), and his father left the family when he was young. He hated his dad so much he legally changed his name to 'Nikki Sixx'. His grandparents raised him in Idaho. His grandmother died in 1986. The song NONA that can be found on the Girls, Girls, Girls album was about her and dedicated to her. When Nikki got older and had kids of his own, he came to terms about his father and wanted to reunite with him only to find out it was way too late, his father died an alcoholic in 1986 and Nikki didn't even know about it until he (Nikki) was in his 40s.
Nikki met Mick Mars (born Bob A. Deal, but legally changed his name to Mick Mars because he considered his initials B.A.D. to be bad luck) when Mick walked into his record shop and they started bickering over guitars. Mick challenged him to go to the Troubadour club and watch Mick's band Spiders & Snakes. The whole incident was forgotten until Nikki was putting the band together, and Mick's ad in the Recycler ad magazine reading, "Loud, rude, aggressive guitar player" caught Nikki's attention. When Mick walked in, Nikki was like, "Aren't you that guy from the record shop ... you're that guy.... I hated you!" From the moment Mick joined Motley, Nikki and Mick were brothers... (Mick being older than the other members by a decade give or take). Nikki is so much of a fan of his own guitarist, he has a tattoo of Mick on his leg.
When Tommy Lee (born Thomas Lee Bass to an American soldier, his mother was Miss Greece 1957) joined the band, they were still shopping around for a singer (even though they had this creepy guy at the time). Drummer Tommy Lee and singer Vince Neil went to high school together. Tommy suggested he knew a singer, but at the time he was in another band. Nikki said, "Who cares? We'll go steal him out of that band."
Vince Neil (born Vince Neil Wharton) was already in a band called Rockandi. They did backyard parties type of thing. They only asked him to be in the band because he was the one guy in high school with the longest hair). Tommy called Vince up and asked him to come audition. Vince blew off the first audition and didn't even show up because he already had a sure thing with Rockandi and didn't know about this other band. It took him a couple of more times before he just said "screw it" and went down to audition for Motley.
The Shout at the Devil album was a pretty solid album. It has a good cover of The Beatles HELTER SKELTER on it. I'm personally NOT a big fan of cover songs, but as far as a band covering HELTER SKELTER goes, Motley has the best version in my opinion. But then again, rule of thumb is: you should NEVER try to cover The Beatles.
I could go on, rating every album and song probably... but UA-cam has a cap on comment length. I've hit it a few times discussing Layne Staley of Alice In Chains.
Nothing like 20,000+ people screaming "Shout... Shout... Shout at the devil"!! They're still touring! You gotta go see them!!! 🌵🌞🎸🎶❤
Vince Neil has an incredible voice and this song rocks!! Motley Crue has so many good songs, and there's always a bit of funk in them.
Had an incredible voice.
He may have had an incredible voice~~I've seen them several times in the last few years prior to covid and he sounds awful now. The rest of the band is on point.
@@MsSixx1 I know, he really hasn't taken care of himself and has lost a lot of his vocals, it's really too bad. I think he's been through so much, losing a child etc, he's not in the best place.
@@markthegunplumber8376 Yes, sadly.
@@jenniferfoster1692 Vince was never very good live during ANY era,..It's a shame because he sounds great on the records : (
Check out "Looks That Kill" also. If you have already done "Wilde Side". And "Girls Girls Girls". The videos of course.
They did Girls..., but have not done Wild Side or Looks That Kill yet.
Looks that Kill is a good one.
Looks That Kill is a great Crue song.
So glad to see Amber getting in touch with her inner Hard Rock / Metal spirit. I saw the stink-face the other day on the Deep Purple video, and I knew it was happening. Welcome Sis Cheers!
I remember seeing that tour with Accept opening, standing first row and loving every minute of it. Now I want to see them react to a Motley "ballad" for Amber. Not Home Sweet Home (too obvious), but more like Too Young to Fall in Love, Merry Go Round, You're All I Need, The Animal in Me...
I was thinking On With The Show.
How about their song “Without You”?
This song has always been my favorite Motley Crue song. The pick slides in the beginning sound like Freddy Krueger sharpening his knives. The guitar riff throughout the whole song is dark and heavy and the singing fits it perfect.
This was a song that basically everyone loved in the 80s. You didn't even need to know who Motley Crue were, let alone be a "Metalhead" to stand in the living room at a packed house party and bang your head with the devil sign raised high.
If you haven't already check out "Fire Woman" by The Cult which was another house party banger.
Seen Crue twice live, Their shows were off the charts wild!
Only band I never got to see. I could just cry. 😫
I have seen them live 6 times. still got my stadium tour tickets. they are awesome in concert. tommy lee on the drums spinning in the air above our heads.. and Mick mars awesome guitarist.. and Nikki Sixx , Vince Neil.
For me the best way to experience this song is with a more than a few thousand members of the audience screaming "SHOUT AT THE DEVIL" back at and along with Vince Neil & the band. That is what I remembered most about my first Motley Crue concert.
Motley Crue is one of my favorite bands for sure !!
Smoking in the boys room
Dr Feelgood
Wild side
Same ole situation.....are some good ones to check out that you haven't done yet. Mick Mars doesn't get enough credit as the awesome guitarist that he is
I had this vinyl as a youngster. This is the Crue I know and love. Finally !!!
Saw them live 5 times and they were simply the best in their prime.
@robertmooney, I only got to see Motley Crue 2 times in the 1980's I had full time job, so I drove to Cow Palace in Oakland California seen them and seen them at Cal-Expo Sacramento, CA. but having full-time job hindered me from going to many rock and roll concerts in 1980's. I only drive 100 miles to see concerts because I would work 6 days a week. I think for me Shout at the Devil my very favorite song then Too Young Too Fall in Love. I turned 66 years of age in 2023 year. this year I'll be 67 years of age. I also got to see Iron Maiden in concert, W.A.S.P. Band in concert, and Twisted Sisters band in concert. cool comments wow 5 times that great. happy delay 2024 new year!
My friends and I used to blast this song leaving the H.S. parking lot after school. LOL Respect to the Crue! They always brought it. 80's ruled with the hair bands for sure! In August, H.S. girl posse gettin'it together for Def Leppard, Motley, and Joan Jett in concert. Can't wait!!!! Love the reaction, givin' a BIG smile out to you two!
First song first album first song on the album now that's an introduction to Motley Crue sent chills up my spine the first time I heard it and the rest is history. :-) :-)
Collective Soul...Shine! Something for both of you. Enjoy
Hehehe ... 😄... I just checked... I see your Bengals won today Jordan & Amber!!! Love it!!! Congrats Jay! I bet things got crazy at your house tonight!!! Side note... great hype song for the day for winning game vibes!!! lol 🥳😈😈😈😈🤣🤣🤣
Looks That Kill, Helter skelter, 10 Seconds To Love are other great songs from this album. Probably my first Crue album... I was hooked after that. Home Sweet Home is my favorite Cruel song.
LOL the song which bogarted MTV's call-in countdown for what seemed like forever.
OMG, what an awesome review day!!! My favorite so far! (I wish you had not used a lyric video tho.)
I love that Amber is loving the rock! This was one of my very favorite songs when I was a teen.
I just wish my darn phone had notified me - I'm an hour late! Darnit! Lol.
OMG.... The "In the beginning" intro sets the whole mood for this song and YOU MISSED IT!!!!!!!
Right!?! 🤦♀️
I really enjoy watching you get into this music! Thank you for making me smile.
Next from Crue.....'Too Young To Fall In Love, Too Fast For Love, She's Got The Looks That Kill, Same Ol' Situation, Don't Go Away Mad (Just Go Away), Primal Scream, Home Sweet Home, Live Wire, Without You, You're All I Need and Stary Eyes!!'
If you want a fun concert experience, whenever they're allowed to do it, but when they come to your area see Joan Jett, Poison, Motley Crue, and Def Leppard. You'll never forget it
Aww Man! The actual vid for this is SOOOOO quintessential 80's Glam Metal! They GOTTA watch that one...
One of the best rock and roll bands ever... especially live
"looks that kill" is another good one. love Amber reaction of the crue
This is my favorite album by Motley Crue....still have it in my truck 🤟
This band along with Ozzie caused such an uproar in the church community when I was growing up in the 80's. They were THE band for a minute. MTV loved them!
I've been listening to this song for 35 (or whatever) years now (I'm old) and never knew the lyrics beyond the chorus. So thank you. Also, Amber's t-shirt is the bomb.
Miljenko Matijevic from "Steelheart" has a vocal range of the charts, Start with his older stuff "She's Gone", to his newer stuff "My love is Gone" you won't be disappointed. Love you & your family so much.
Seen them in concert in 87 with Whitesnake and Def Leppard. Great show, fun times!
I'm a genX, motley Crue is the band that represents our generation, instead of throwing out a song,you just need to play there entire library,and fyi... in the beginning is the real opening to this song,thanks guys
I knew Jordan would love this song, but I'm surprised how much Amber liked it!
"Shout at the Devil" is my favorite album by Motley Crue. There's not a bad song on the album.
Saw them in 83, 85, and 87. They were so good live. Front row in 85 on the Theatre of Pain tour. Still have Tommy’s drumstick and Mick’s guitar pick.
🤘🔥🤘🔥🤘🔥🤘🔥
A super fun song at their concerts. I’ve seen them 10 times, always a blast!
It's my favorite by them! Glad you're reacting! :D
They hit big with this album. Opening for Ozzy, what a tour. One of the best.
This is just in your face... you cant deny it!
They are the start of what they called big hair bands in the 80's . Glam bands of early years turned into hair bands in the 80's . They are still rocking and on tour this year with Def Leopard and Poison.I still have my Crue t- shirt 1983
In a lot of ways, Shout at the Devil is almost the anthem of the 1980's.
80s metal and glam rock will always be my number 1..... always...nothing makes me feel more excited....
"In The Beginning" is a spoken word prelude to this song on the album. It really does set the mood. I suggest going back and listening to them both, back-to-back.
"Starry Eyes" is sweet and raw.
The song that started my long term love affair with Motley Crue!!!! So glad to see you both rockin out to it!! Have a listen to Primal Scream!
That whole Album is awesome from start to finish
Hi from Colorado. Back in the late 80's I went to see Motley Crue in concert. They opened for Whitesnake.
Remember driving around town scooping out the guys blasting this song!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Crue was my first concert - 1987 Theatre of Pain tour! It was unbelievable to see this song performed live!
Saw them in concert…..it was electric
IMO one of the best riffs ever so simple but lasting
Nothing is cooler than being in a tribute band, like I was, and playing this in front of a crowd. Amazing rush!
Seeing Amber rockin' to one my favorite 80's bands... Makes me smile! 😁
We're going to make her a Metal Hear yet, guys! 🤘🏽🔥
Motley Crue was my favorite hard rock metal band of the 80’s. Thank you for reacting to them.
Caught the Crue in 1984; they were opening for Ozzy.. killer show.. my seat was near the corner of the stage where the band left into the backstage area.. The silver "Shout at the Devil" T shirts were everywhere.. my girl was freaking out over Nikki Sixx, so she was screaming at him and she flashed him.. next thing I know.. Nikki calls her over and gave her his Gold Version of the Concert Tshirt that he had been wearing on stage.. Was a great night for me afterwards :P
Motley Crue is my all time favorite band. Vince Neil is the lead singer, Nikki Sixx on the bass, Mick Mars on lead guitar, and Tommy Lee on drums
Saw Crue with Whitesnake July 5th 1987 in Memphis. Girls Girls Girls tour. Awesome show! One of the best concerts I ever saw!
Yes, a nice heaping helping of hair bands today! You are making my Saturday! Can't wait to see #3. Hoping you get to White Lion or Ratt, or even Twisted Sister.
That's Vince on Lead vocal ,Mick on 🎸 Nikki on Bass ,and Tommy Lee on Drums baby!
There was a time where if you had this cassette as a kid, you could expect an intervention from a local church group.
YAY! I love the Crüe! When I saw them they blew the power 3x at the venue. Lol!
My mom thought this song was devil-worship!😄 i use to rock this song as loud as my speakers would go! Had the shag haircut, headband, holy jeans, heavy makeup, and all!🤘❤
Love you back Cuties! And Mötley Crue 😎 They are just Amazzzing!
'70's and '80's rock baby!
Loved this reaction! I was 13 years old when I first heard this song and I was hooked instantly. The guitar, drums and voice was hard hitting, gritty and like nothing I had ever heard, that along with their look. Been a fan ever since, seen them 4 times, 2 times in the 80s, once in the 90s and once in the 2000.
Quite nice to see someone react to early Crue. This was their second album and it's one of my favorite metal records of all time. After this one, they seemed to go soft metal, or pop metal. Imho, another you should hit from this is "Looks that Kill". I think that one will make you giggle and smile a bit as well.
Binge watching your videos, this was my favorite album/band in the 6th grade! (1983-84)
Deadly. Rock on Rob Squad
Saw them while I was in the Navy in Memphis TN July 87 with Dio. Girls Girls Girls!! Great Concert!!
I enjoyed watching you guys having fun.
Motley Crue does have some slower songs like 'Without you' ... 'Home sweet home' ... "Don't go away mad (just go away)" ... But they are known for their heavier songs like "Dr. Feelgood" ... 'Primal scream'... 'Bitter pill' ... 'Same ol situation' ... 'Louder than hell' ... 'Live wire' ... 'Too young to fall in love' ... 'Piece of your action' ... 'Red hot'... 'Girls, girls, girls' 🔥🔥🤘🤘
When Motley Crue first got together in L.A. around 1980/ '81, they dressed in drag w/ big hair, makeup and high heels, but they looked menacing... the original band here is Vince Neil (vocals), Nikki Sixx (bass), Tommy Lee (drums) & Mick Mars (guitar)... They quit the 'glam' image in 1987 after bands like Poison, Faster Pussycat, Vinnie Vincent Invasion, Cinderella, etc. used the glam look...
Despite being raw and unpolished, Motley Crue had hooks and melodies in their songs that made their 1st demo record 'Too fast for love' a hit back in 1981/ '82... They also knew how to put on a visual stage show. They were signed by 1983, and their 2nd album 'Shout at the devil' became a massive hit, selling 4 million copies in the US... as did the albums 'Theater of pain' (1985) and 'Girls, girls, girls' (1987)... Their biggest record came in 1989 - 'Dr. Feelgood', which went to #1 on the US charts & sold 6 million copies... However, after their best of album 'Decade of decadence' in 1991 sold 2 million copies, Motley Crue split w/ singer Vince Neil in 1992.
Motley Crue hired singer John Corabi for their 1994 album 'Motley Crue'... despite being a great record, it sold poorly for a Crue record - half million in the US and the tour was poorly attended. Vince Neil returned in 1997 for the 'Generation swine' album, which was more electronic-beat oriented - that sold poorly as well. Drummer Tommy Lee left the band in 1999 and the subsequent 'New Tattoo' album in 2000, recorded w/ (late) drummer Randy Castillo was their worst-selling album. Motley split in 2002.
Thankfully, the original Motley Crue experience a resurgence in popularity and reunited to tour arenas in 2005 w/ the original line-up.
For a completely different Motley sound, react to “Hooligans Holiday” featuring John Corabi on vocals. You won’t be disappointed.
One of their best songs....maybe the best......
Love it thanks for this song and reaction.
Was a great concert back in the day.
Glad to see that you're actually reacting to good music for a change.
I have seen them 8 times. Their concerts are literally a circus. Their show is always crazy but the crowd is insane. They have had the best opening bands also
Imagine being a teenager of 13 in 1983, and hearing this furious music, I've been a Cruehead since, and every day their music fills my days, I also had the opportunity to see them live 13 times, in 4 Canadian cities, these 4 guys have always been there for me in good and bad days!!!
Back in my day, a "lyrics video" was when you tried to read the tiny cassette insert with a magnifying glass while moderately banging your head to the music.
Saw Motley Crue at the 1984 Monsters of Rock concert in Karlsruhe, West Germany. As I walked in, they were playing, "Shout at the Devil". The concert featured many great rock groups of the day. It was an awesome experience in a big stadium.