Motley Crue TOMMY LEE - The Cruecifly on "The Final Tour" - Roller Coaster Drum Solo
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- Tommy Lee's 'The Crüecifly" Roller Coaster Drum Solo LIVE @The Greensboro Coliseum Complex October 22nd 2014 on Motley Crue's Final Tour
About MÖTLEY CRÜE:
Hailing from Los Angeles, CA, the quartet-Vince Neil (vocals), Mick Mars (guitars), Nikki Sixx (bass) and Tommy Lee (drums)-has commandeered the rock pantheon for over 30 years. In that time, they have accumulated worldwide album sales exceeding 80 million, seven platinum or multi-platinum albums, 22 Top 40 mainstream rock hits, six Top 20 pop singles, a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, three Grammy nominations, four New York Times bestsellers (including the band’s biography, THE DIRT) and countless sold out tours across the globe, playing to millions of fans. Motley Crue was the first rock band in history to have completed an epic sold-out Las Vegas residency at The Joint at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino. The band continues to remain on the forefront of entertainment reinventing themselves via not only their music but also their mind blowing live shows featuring never seen before elements, such as Tommy Lee’s 360 drum roller coaster. Motley Crue was featured in KIA MOTORS’ award winning 2012 Super Bowl commercial.
After more than three decades together, iconic rock ‘n roll band MÖTLEY CRÜE announced The Final Tour and the band’s ultimate retirement. The announcement was solidified when the band signed a formal Cessation Of Touring Agreement, effective at the end of 2015.
With over 80 million albums sold, MÖTLEY CRÜE has sold out countless tours across the globe and spawned more than 2,500 MÖTLEY CRÜE branded items sold in over 30 countries. MÖTLEY CRÜE has proven they know how to make a lasting impression and this tour will be no different. Fans can expect to hear the catalogue of their chart- topping hits and look forward to mind-blowing, unparalleled live production.
“When it comes to putting together a new show we always push the envelope and that’s part of Motley Crue’s legacy,” explains Nikki Sixx (bass). “As far as letting on to what we’re doing, that would be like finding out what you’re getting for Christmas before you open the presents. We think in an age of too much information, we’d like to keep some surprises close to our chest until we launch the Final Tour.”
The Final Tour presented by Dodge and produced by Live Nation will bring MÖTLEY CRÜE with special guest Alice Cooper to Greensboro Coliseum on October 22.
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Saw this show in DC with vip tix. I’ve been hunting this music mix ever since. A performance like this sticks with you forever. It lives rent free in my head and I’m not even mad about it. Still amazing to see 10yrs later (gawd has it been that long?)
The main thing that's impressed me is Tommy Lee taking his drum solo to a new level with his crazy drum rigs and innovations. "The Crüecifly" takes the cake. Better than his sideways roller coaster drums. The best one overall was back from the "Wild Side" video.
I would do anything to see this live again
It was an honor to work on Motley Crue's last show. Only wished i had attended but then again, i wouldnt have been less than 2 feet away from them when they came to the middle of the crowd for the finale
You got help during one of the shows? That's fucking awesome dude! Did you get to meet any of the Crue members?
that was awesome i was there to see that myself and it was the coolest thing i have ever seen in my life. it was cold in the pnc arena but when motley crue came out it got warm with all that fire they had . thanks motley crue !!!!!!
+sweet heart〈3cosplay it was this year i saw it though
I remember when we finished building this kit and Tommy came to test it out for the first time.
IT was so friggin awesome watching that LIVE!!! Motley Crue are Badass!!
I was at Biloxi and holy shit! We thought he wasn't going to do it but he proved us wrong!
Had the BEST F***ING TIME!!! They were here playing in Moline, Illinois show on the 9th of Nov. Someone also videotaped this awesome performance from Tommy Lee, but your video is much more in detail as you had great footage of him drumming! Thank you for sharing what I would consider as my one and only unforgettable experience of seeing Motley Crue - A GREAT BAND go out with a BANG!!!!
you're very welcome, and thank you!
+NextRandomVideo 2u
Wicked! thanks for showing that, I'm glad to see Tommy's wrist is better after he strained it in October. I'm see them tonight at Manchester and I can look forward to an amazing show thanks to you :)
Excellent sell out (14,000 seats) at the Spokane arena! November 22,2014. Huge flame throwers, fireworks, pole dancers, Guitar and drum solos. Heart pounding bass and drum kit bass sounds!!!
I'm hoping the Crue have a 'post retirement' tour like the Ozzy did with his "retirement sucks" tour.! Well Done.!
OH MY GOD!!!!!!!!!!!!! It was unbelievable!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Tommy Lee.. Rules!!
I saw him do this in Raleigh on Friday and omg...sorta wanted to flash the man lol i was certainly sitting close enough lmao best thing I've ever seen!
WOW! I went to that concert to see Alice Cooper, and I missed the motley crue drum solo. That's how I started liking Motley Crue!!
I think he changes the set every now and then to keep it fresh. At the Sydney show the other night there was some INXS in there.
that was fucking wild how tommy did at @ the Calgary Saddledome in Calgary Alberta,Canada on December 13th , right in front of us ,wow....its hard to see these guys go but hey it was give tommy a chance to do is Dj stuff!
❤ Loves it #TommyLee
I love when people say he's a top 10 drummer, he's not! Don't get me wrong I don't mind Motley Crue, I've seen them live four times in the last 25 years. What you see in this video is something any established drummer can do, other than playing upside down. I remember seeing them and his drum solo consisted of him playing along with Zeppelin tunes. I got my first drum kit when I was 12, I can play Bonham just as good as Tommy Lee can, any decent drummer can. The only thing this video proves to people that hasn't seen Motley live is that Tommy has a very limited vocabulary.
Get It Tommy Baby.
Tommy is an ave drummer at best, but he keeps the rhythm and groove going, a requirement. I give him an A for showmanship and the ability to play in all these positions from all their tours, physically hard to do no doubt. I also give an A to the engineers to design these setups and make sure they work properly for him. Especially this one.
Whether you love or hate Crue, or are indifferent, you gotta admit - that drumming device is AB-SO-FUCKEN-LUTE-LY IN-FUCKEN-SANE. I've never heard Tommy talk about the physics of it, such as how he compensates for gravitational drag when he's upside down. Is there any interview where he reveals the technical aspects like that?
One learns to drum with gravity pulling one's weight downwards; you're geared toward hitting downwards. What happens to your style/timing/coordination when you have to hit "upwards" against gravity? And in his case, at all angles leading up to 180-degrees upside-down, as it's spinning? I do notice that he's keeping the whole solo pretty simple rudiments, rather than anything challenging; and most of the time when he's upside down, he either stops or does simple rolls. Not taking anything away from him - he's an incredible drummer, but to try this when you're at his age... how much practice did he have to do on it in real time?
It's almost like the "drum solo" is basically to show off that he can actually PLAY at all those changing angles against gravity.
And shit! The mind boggles on the logistics behind actually CONSTRUCTING that thing, and all the details they would have had to address....
(Hate the house music that accompanies him, though... does he really think people are digging that Beyonce/Black-Eyed Peas kinda stuff?) Man, you are being suspended over the arena on a spinning rollercoaster - we're gonna love you anyway! Play some heavy duty backing tracks, fucker!
I guess I'm late to the party, but the most important thing here are the nods to the '94 album including a clip of Hammered which is the hair metal equiv of a diss track on Vince.
Thee most bad-ass drummer ever!!
I was there and I have to say that it was a visually spectacular show. One of the best stage shows I've ever seen and I've seen over 100 concerts. Great video. It looks like you've uploaded the whole show...I just can't find the guitar solo.Have I missed it?
I couldn't get that solo, the air & lighting in the coliseum was very strange, it was the worst looking video and pictures I've ever taken. and when it come to micks solo I couldn't even see him to film it.
I can believe that. I had to close my eyes a few times. The strobes were insane.
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I agree. The lighting made it very hard to take good pics and videos. The ushers were behind my husband and I so we couldn't use our digital camera :/
Right when I first sat down at like 6:25pm I went to take a picture of the stage while the lights were still up and an usher told me no pictures. I straight up said "Do you think you are going to stop 10,000 people with smart phones? You are fighting a lost cause." She just walked off. And here's the whole concert on UA-cam. I guess see lost her fight. LOL
Oh I know. I saw cameras out and zooming in I was just like whatever. I'm in a chair and had to move to 112 b/c everyone stood and saw me but no courtesy. It was still awesome.
I was @ the Greenville sc show and Tommy performed an awesome 360 drum solo on the coaster!!! Friggin awesome! He said " every time i come here i smell weed!" lmao...Mick did his guitar solo also! the show rocked!
I was there thank god for having someone fm the entire thing my camera stop filming 😃
you're welcome, thanks for watching it!
I love Motley. Have for decades. I have to admit watching this on this video isn't very impressive, but as with a lot of live performances, you had to be there to appreciate it, and I wasn't. Nor were the people with the negative comments, but I will agree with the opinions of Tommy Lee having shitty taste in music. I wish I had been there to see it, as I am sure it was an incredible experience as were the Motley concerts I had been able to attend.
July 22nd, Portland OR =)
Triston Charge you mean Eugene? They're not in Portland until December.
Chris Salmon Yes sorry, watched Rush in Portland on the 21st. Just watched Alice Cooper and Motley Crue in Eugene last night.
Holy fuck is that Hooligans Holiday from the 94 album in the beginning???
it is
Would have been good to see him "Lit-Up" just a little bit, two 40-watt lights at the bottom of the drum stole at least......Rock On Crueciflyer!!!...hey, there's still time to attach a few lamps for the rest of ya "Finale Tour" Thomas !!!
I was sitting towards where they played home sweet home
where can i get just the audio from this??? (good quality)
What song 1:22? 😊
flosstradamus - mosh pit
NextRandomVideo thanks, dude!
what was that mashup they played at the beginning while he was going up?
+Gipsy Danger Hooligan's Holiday, then Fall Out Boy - My Songs Know What You Did In The Dark (Light Em Up) (Nick Thayer Remix) then Flosstradamus Mosh Pit
+NextRandomVideo hey thanks man!
+Gipsy Danger Or, just check out the Carmina Burana by Carl Orff.
wil do, thanks bro!
Lmao the same place that Nikki flipped shit on a guard back in '97
Jason Morrison haha that's right, I was at that show too
+Noob Saibot What , he took a sh*t onstage?And flipped it on a guard?
Lil lucky, me toooooo,!!!!!!!!,
yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
2:49 Song?
damnit i cant remember the song that starts at 8:10... can anyone help me?
Disclosure ft. Sam Smith - Latch
everyone's talking about how they wish they could see it i would do anything to do that
This was the first concert i have ever been to and I thought this was incredible. The solo sounds like shit when it's not Live in concert so I understand how people don't like this.
Anyone who knows the titles of the songs he plays on?
1st is Hooligan's Holiday, the 2nd is Flosstradamus ft. Casino - Mosh Pit , at 2:12 it's motley crue hammered, after that it's all a blur but I know he's got some jay-z in there, sam smith, Pharoah Monche - Simon Says (Get the Fuck Up), and jimmy kimmel talking
NextRandomVideo Thank you, if anyone else knows the others please write them here!
Ok this is what I got:
- Carmina Burana
- Motley Crue - Hooligan's Holiday
- Fall Out Boy - My Songs Know What You Did In The Dark (Light Em Up) (Nick Thayer Remix)
- Flosstradamus ft. Casino - Mosh Pit
- Motley Crue - Hammered
- Ke$ha - Sleazy
- Elliphant ft. Diplo & Bunji Garlin - All or Nothing
(From 3:02 to 4:30 couldn't find the songs)
- Pharoah Monche - Simon Says
(nothing again from 6:09 to about 7:00)
- Jay Z - 99 problems
- Skrillex & Kill The Noise - Recess (Milo & Otis Remix) (feat. Fatman Scoop and Michael Angelakos I think)
- Disclosure ft. Sam Smith - Latch
- The Prodigy - Spitfire
- Rage Against The Machine - Take The Power Back (last but not least!)
There are just few left!
'ndrew Rock wow I would have never got that many of them, his 2012 solo was the same way, a huge mix of song clips
So this is neat, but no light on Tommy?
9gag brought me here
me too!! 😄
Ummm.......where's the drum solo?
+magnumatic i agree. If only tommy would actually do something technically good along with all the showmanship. He is a great entertainer but really only a good drummer at best. He is a better overall musician I think.
and wtf are you watching it for ???
ya but take away the over the top display and it's just a average performance...not sold...you want a performance, just watch neil peart...no visuals, just playing....thats why neil is the best.....just him and his instrument
Robert Anderson Yeah true about Peart, excellent drummer no doubt. But Crue is about SHOW...same as KISS, Alice and those type bands. Crue put on one of the absolute best shows as far as theatrics. I've seen pretty much everyone and KISS and Motley put on the biggest shows I've seen.
+timm441 Nothing more than an over priced Vegas act, been on the slide since Feelgood, call it a day guys.
Come on now, you seriously are not entertained seeing Crue??
+timm441 maybe in the early days when they were hungry and on the way to the top.
Regardless they put son one of the biggest stage shows along the lines of KISS, Alice Cooper and those types.
LOVE IT! but what a fail on the lighting! No spotlights?!!
I've done stage lighting for concerts with crazy ass set ups. There's some times that a spotlight won't work. Like at al. This I think may be one of them.
If these guys could have just come up with some kind of gimmick to go with the music they could have been pretty popular.
Yeah Tommy Lee is not a great drummer but, he made music with one of the most emblematic rock bands of the 80's and that's what matters..
cool for the show but its too bad hes such a terrible drummer
Nah, sucks but good for fans. stick to music Tom.