WILD GUYS!| FIRST TIME HEARING Motley Crue - Wild Side REACTION
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- WILD GUYS!| FIRST TIME HEARING Motley Crue - Wild Side REACTION
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Guys, I gotta say something. THIS IS ONE OF MY FAVORITE REACTION CHANNELS ON UA-cam!!!! But I have ONE critique that I sincerely hope you see and take to heart. Though I absolutely LOVE when you stop the video to give commentary on what you like/dislike so far, you MISS special moments in a song sometimes when you start it back where you left off. And as much as you 2 are great at catching the intended feelings of these old school songs, I KNOW YOU and your appreciation for the music would thank me IF YOU TAKE THIS ADVICE (with the utmost respect). YOU GOTTA USE THE 10 SECOND REWIND BUTTON!!! PLEASE , I BEG YOU, utilize this function when doing your reviews. I know you’ll appreciate this. ABSOLUTELY LOVE YOUR CHANNEL GUYS, KEEP GOING YALL!!!
Take it easy Francis.
I agree
@@chasingbirds3073 lol
Me too, and just this past couple of weeks, I have been glued to these two! Pull me out of this rabbit hole!
@@chasingbirds3073 Lighten up Francis. (Know your quotes). Great comment tho.
The girl back up singer with the big blonde hair is Billy Gibbons wife (lead singer of ZZ Top) ….the back up singers are called the Nasty Habits ✌️
Tommy's drums solo and playing upside down is spectacular. Take a ride on the wild side.
I saw them on this tour with Whitesnake opening for them . Tommy paid for it after he did his spinning solo . Spinning and being drunk don't mix well . So as soon as it was over his head is down spilling his guts as he is doing the opening drum part for Shout at the Devil.
He is definitely in the Top 5 of my favorite drummers for sure! Saw them live twice. Blew me away!
I am almost 53 and I wasn't too into the heavy metal/glam rock. They were impressive though and still are! Much love to you guys✌️❣️
Yup I saw this on release as a teen and was blown away
He still does this too don't he? The spinning drums? at his age to this day.... he hasnt even slowed down a step lol. I saw them alot in concert even got back stage once. They're a wild time even after thier prime they rock
Motley Crue is always referred to 'hair band', but they were really the precursor to hair bands. They tread their own path, hair bands followed.
Yeah I don't see them as a hair band, but a rock band.
True, but they saw the money that was rolling in from the hair bands, so they brought that look in for a while, especially for their Theater of Pain album. They went through their share of hair spray and makeup during that time. Fortunately, they threw that stuff into the trash bin for their Girls, Girls, Girls album.
@@mdog2560 lol, they did go through their share of hairspray, but hair bands were the record company's attempt to recreate their magic. They got a bit more neon for Theater of Pain, but the sound, hair and makeup were pre-cursors to the hair band scene.
Nah, they were out there at the same time as the other hair bands. They just never really took themselves seriously. The most preachy they got was on their Dr. Feelgood album, but Nikki (the bassist) had just survived a heroin overdose, so you really couldn't blame him. (He wrote a lot of their lyrics.)
I've always considered Motley Crue to be the originators of "hair metal", "glam metal". They literally had tons of bands on the sunset strip that tried to imitate them during the 80's.
Mötley Crüe was all about Sex, Drugs and Rock & Roll. No politics, nothing too serious. It was just fun.
Also, Mick Mars is one of the most criminally underrated Guitarists ever!
The amazing Rhythm and the Riffs.🙏
SADDLY NIKKI SIX IS UNDERATED AS WELL.
Rumor going around is John 5 replacing Mick Mars due to his health
@@ozarkhillibilly9584 absolutely, Sixx was the Brains 🤣 behind Motley Crue.
@@skydog6376 OH Wow that would be Amazing!
The drum kit wasn’t just a stunt for the video either, they did that on at least 2 of their tours. When I saw them it was reserved for Tommy Lee’s drum solo section of the concert. It was completely awesome to see live in concert.
Yep... saw the "flying drums" live too... was hard to NOT go NUTS when that happened.
He did on the Dr Feelgood tour 1990.
Absolutely, watching the rotating kit on the girls tour was awesome
Motley Crue's best song. They were the real deal back then when it came to big hair bands.
This was an awesome song in the movie, Like Father Like Son.
This is totally a badass song..... Especially while cruisin in my Camaro Z28 SS..... T-tops off of course.
This was always my favorite song by them. Such a badass song to cruise around with friends at the mall with it blasting out of the window. Good times.
There simply was no band that defined rock n roll music and life more than Motley Crue. They were the epitome of the musical era.
"Kickstart My Heart", "Without You", and "Same Old Situation", are awesome by Motley Crue
They watched “Kickstart My Heart.”
Samo old situation rocks.
Same Ol' situation
Teaser is good also
@@carygillespie681 which is a cover, btw
YES!!! I've requested this song many times. I knew you'd love it, and that Tommy Lee's drum set would blow your mind. I saw them live during this tour, and it was insane!!
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Why did the men want to look like woman in the 80s? To much Cocaine ? lol ALL IN FUN
True there myself.
Yep ... saw this tour in Rochester NY.
In their last concert run, Tommy's drums came out and over the crowd on real roller-coaster rails, flipping, spinning, etc. It was pretty fun to watch!
The Crucifly was soooo cool to watch in what was supposed to be the final tour. Solo was weird. But the visual of the whole spectacle! Holy crap!
I saw them on this tour, Tommy’s rotating drum kit was awesome. They were always my favorite band in the 80s…saw them 3 times…great times! ❤✌🏼
I saw them on this tour ('88), it was spectacular! Tommy's rotating drum-set/solo was KILLER too!
One of my favourite bands of all time! Man, I was obsessed with motley crue, along with def leppard, whitesnake, poison, ratt and quiet riot.🤟
you just described my youth lol
Add The Scorpions and Van Halen to that list and it is me :)
Motley is the real "LIVE BAND ". They know how to do a show awesome !!!!!
Had the pleasure of seeing these guys on the Girls, Girls Girls and Dr. Feelgood Tours in the 80s... nothing quite like the Crue shows in that era... Tommys drum kit on a freaking track rolling across the ceiling of the arena... just killer shows...
We all were dressing like that back then
Yep
I was a 80's kid. Motley Crue was the band to listen to if you were into Hair metal. Best band to come out of that decade.
Vocals: Vince Neil
Bass: Nikki Sixx
Guitar: Mick Mars
Drums: Tommy Lee
Yet another band that I never tire of,even though I've been jamming to them since 1985 when I was 11
Ive seen Crue live, its CRAZY to see them live…they put on an insane show.
Yes! Seen them when they were just starting in 81' I've seen Crue over 20x in my life, including Cruefest!! They were the Bad boys of the 80's until GNR ripped a seam into metal bad boys! Wow, good times!! 🤘🎼🎸❤️
Talk about a well oiled machine!!! This song never gets old nor the talent in it!!! This deserves to be played loud every single time!!! How about Tommy Lee on those drums? This was a masterpiece❤
Yaaasssss!!! This was such an awesome reaction. The video is a very authentic representation of what we saw in the 80's at a Motley Crue show. There will never be another decade like the 80's when it comes to a show like this.
This song is incredible, definitely my favourite by MC
Saw the Crue multiple times including this tour. Their show was always top notch and when you left, you knew you had been rocked. Fav 80s rock band ever!!
I saw these guys on this tour when I was 11.....it changed my life forever...to this day it was the best show Ive ever been to.
The different drum kits became Tommy’s trademark of sorts. The first one the kit lifted up on a platform so it was at a 90 degree angle with the stage floor, the next was the one in this vid with the rotating cage. With each tour he would get more adventurous. It was crazy!
Nothing like a Motley Crüe concert!! Them and KISS are just amazing on stage! 🔥🔥
So much more than a hair band. These guys ROCK. So many are talking about seeing them in concert, they have some of the best shows.Thanks.
I was a teenager right in the middle of the era. They were a must see. You would come out of the consert so pumped, sweaty, ànd you couldn't hear good for days. So loud. Good times!
1981!! 12 years old! And still the Baddest Band in Rock and Roll!!!
I still live in the 80's. I still drive an 84 Thunderbird with 13,500 miles on it play rock tunes from the 80's when I go cruisin'. The 80's rock.
This is one we were waiting for. To see the reaction to the rotating drum kit.
Yes Amber, the drummer is Tommy Lee.
My favorite band ever. I saw them live in concert with Ozzy. Holy crap!!! I was a teenager, my life was changed forever.. 😂
I was traveling with my 5 year old son and this song was in my playlist and when it came on I I heard him start yelling "wild side! wild side!" Even at that age you can't escape the energy this song brings! Great Review you two!
Ultimate Stripper Songs!!!!!
I saw them in concert back in July and for being nearly 60 years old they are insane still. I couldn’t imagine going to one of their concerts in their prime.
Was at that show in 1987 in Detroit motley with white snake opening up oneof the greatest motley shows ever .
In 1983 they toured opening for Ozzy in support of their Shout At The Devil album. In 1985 they had their first headlining tour in support of their Theatre Of Pain album. That time they had more money to put together a headline-worthy show. Tommy had a drum platform built that would tilt 90 degrees forward so that the audience could see what he was doing from the “top” while he played his drum solo. This video for Wild Side was recorded during their 1987 tour for their new album that the song was from called Girls, Girls, Girls. They had even more money to spend on the tour production and that time they built the contraption you see here where Tommy would lift up and forward and then rotate forward and backward a complete 360 during his drum solo. Then the tour after that in 1989 for the Dr. Feelgood album he had a drum set on a train track way up in the air and he would do his drum solo while travelling around above the audience. He just kept doing crazier and crazier stuff with his drums every tour. They broke up for a while and got back together in 2005 for a reunion tour and there he had a big roller coaster loop and he spun around while playing the drum solo. And for their “final” tour (where they retired at the end, only to unretire and tour recently with Def Leppard) he took the roller coaster concept even further and had a huge track that went up and down across the length of the whole arena above the audience. Crazy fun stuff. I saw them ten times over the years. Very fun concerts. The only downside was it was a gamble as to whether or not Vince Neil would give a good vocal performance. Sometimes he would but sometimes he would half-ass it. It was a great show when he gave it a good effort, but it was a let down when he didn’t seem to care how well he sang. He had a reputation for that. I was lucky and in the ten times I saw them he only phoned it in once, which was this last tour with Def Leppard in Vancouver. I was disappointed to see that after nine other times being really fun.
I've seen um before just once in Cleveland Ohio theatre of pain tour 1985 they rocked it 🎸🎸🎸🎸✌️
@@Nonconformistwilderbeastman The Theatre Of Pain tour was my very first concert. I was fourteen and somehow managed to talk my mom into letting me go to Vancouver by myself to go. We lived in Vancouver Island, so this was a 1/2-hour drive to the ferry, a two-hour ferry ride, and then half an hour on the bus to get into Vancouver. To this day I don’t know how I managed to talk her into letting me go. Hehe. They were so loud my ears rang for three days!
They were headlining for Shout At the Devil when they came to Montréal. Accept was opening for them. My first concert first row... memorable. 🤟🤟
@@traduseuse5895 Ah, cool, I didn’t know that. I only remember hearing about them opening for Ozzy. I don’t know if they came to Vancouver for any Shout touring, but I would’ve been too young to go by myself and I doubt I would’ve been able to talk any of the adults in my life into going to that either. Hehe
Well said
They were legit every live performance even when they played at the Whiskey OMG we had so much freaking fun. And this concert was AMAZING!!!
I saw this in concert and the roll cage was AMAZING to see live!! 🤘
They spun him sideways, forward, backwards, and around.
It was a great concert!
my favorite crue song!! so glad to see you two react to this!
I am a huge Motley Crue fan. My favorite band in the 80s. I've seen them four times.
Once they opened for Ozzy and the other three, they were the headliners.
I saw then the last time about 8 years ago and they were STILL rocking, Tommy Lee is an AMAZING drummer and rolling him was crazy 🤪 Motley Crue was always such a good one. Thanks for the share ❤👍💯
Definitely one of my favorite big hair songs. WHOOAAAA YEAAAH
I was a metalhead back in the late 80s & early 90s. Although I saw a number of great bands in concert, ironically I never was able to see Mötley Crüe live, to my chagrin. However, I was fortunate enough to meet drummer Tommy Lee outside the legendary Sunset Strip rock club Gazzarri’s (now long-gone but never forgotten; this club had seen bands from the 60s to the 80s rising up through the ranks, from the Doors to Van Halen to the Crüe to Poison to Guns ‘n Roses), after seeing his sister Athena performing drums in an all-girl band called Hardly Dangerous (they were good, too!). Tommy was very gracious and polite and spent time to chat with me and sign an autograph. Great fellow and despite some of the things he’s done over the years that have invited controversy and criticism, he always gets a pass from me.
I think it’s awesome that y’all are in this journey of musical discovery and expanding your horizons way beyond what you’ve grown up with. It’s always a joy to accompany you on these trips.
@ 4:20 was EXACTLY the reaction I was hoping for ! LOL I mean, it's a fantastic song... really almost a three way tie for me, wedged just between my fav "Kickstart My Heart" and "Looks That Kill (with NO DAYLIGHT between them)... but I always watch newbies to this song to look out for Tommy's drum escapade right there ! Phenomenal !
This was my first concert back in 87, I was in 8th grade. I still have a photo album full of pics from it, when they did wildside it lasted like 15 mins with micks solo and tommy's solo in the middle of the song. It was amazing.
My most favorite song of theirs!!! And yes, the drums are killer!
This is one of my favorite songs from Crue, the beat is fantastic! Tommy Lee's drumming on this song is out of this world!
Will say it again and again, you can't beat music from the 80's- was the best decade for sound.
I saw them live when this album come out . They spin him end over end frontwards and backwards. Then rotated him sideways both directions. Very awesome drum kit .
Unbelievable time for music. No cell phones, cameras or social media. Great time to be alive.
That was so good! I loved it. Great tune 🎵 Great lyrics, great voice, but that guy on drums! Awesome 👌 👏 🥁 🎼🎙
This tour was insane!! I saw this tour with Whitesnake in NJ Giants Stadium... This song is 100% Drum Driven!! Tommy kills it!
Love your reaction to Tommy Lee spinning around while playing the drums
Hey Jay and Amber, if you thought Tommy Lee's rotating drum kit was crazy
You should see his drum kit in the music video for "Same Ol' Situation"
Thank you !!! I've been requesting this song forever. 💞
Pure adrenaline rock. There is no better band to have on your workout play list than the Crue.
This was my very first concert ever. This was in Indianapolis, Indiana October 13, 1987. Market Square, Arena and they filmed it for the video I get goosebumps to this day.
I saw this tour in the late 80s Tommy tore those skins to shreds.
Saw them in 1984 during the "Shout at the Devil" Tour...I was deaf for 3 days after. It was great!
Yes, my favorite from Motley Crue !!!! 👍
Motley Crue was my first concert on the “Girls, Girls, Girls” tour back in 1987, right here in Tulsa
The drum set maneuvers began on the Theater of Pain tour with Tommy and kit put up on a 90 degree angle, with him facing downward and the audience looking at the kit like it was on the side of a wall. On the Girls, Girls, Girls tour (the video you just watched) not only did the carriage spin forward and backward, it also rotated left and right. On subsequent tours, there has been a circular roller-coaster, Tommy suspended by cables flying around between suspended drum kits and using industrial tools as percussion instruments, another tour fans got to ride with Tommy on the roller-coaster, on a forgotten tour Tommy did a high production disappearing magic act and lastly, as mentioned below, a fully suspended roller-coaster over the audience. All the theatrics began with Alice Cooper, but Motley Crue started and elevated what could be done on stage.
Saw them in concert a few times and saw when Tommy used this drum kit. Was amazing to see. He is an outstanding drummer
I have seen Crew over 12 times over the years and they never disapoint. True Vinces voice can't do what he did 30 years ago but they still put on a great show. The best I've seen them was back in Carnival of Sins tour.
I went to one of their concerts on this tour & when Tommy Lee spun around on his drums, that whole arena went wild! One of the best concerts I had ever been to! 😁🤘
So glad to got around to this video. This is such an epic video that really captures the essence of Motley Crue live, they put on an insane show every time.
I remember this as a kid. Just because of this, all of us kids thought he was the best drummer in the world ha. But this video was filmed in Evansville, IN. My friend was in the audience! Wish I could have been there!
This vid came out before you could rewind TV, so you can imagine this one got requested and watched over and over again just for the Drum spin!! Was so cool!!
Not the best humans, but certainly great showman! I am a harsh critic, but you can't take that away from them how fun and iconic this was.
Got a chance to see them in 1990 with Lita Ford. Tommy had his drums set up above us. Crazy but fun. People were literally drenched in their sweat by the end of the concert. Great memories.
There is nothing quite like a Crüe concert! Well, at least older concerts. I have been to around 15 or so. Have never left disappointed. My all-time favorite performance was at the Sunset Strip Music Festival in (2011?) here in LA. They block off a couple blocks of the legendary part of the Sunset Strip right in front of all the iconic bars & music venues, then plopped the stage right in the middle of the street. Their performance was the headline act right after Bush. The stage had a circular rollercoaster to which Tommy's drum set was connected to and he would do loops during the show. It was epic in every sense of the word. Just to see them rocking out on the Strip that they helped make famous... and infamous. I felt spoiled in that moment. And that is exactly how I always remember them. Hard-hitting, no F's given, rockstars that played the hell out of their instruments. It was also before Vince's voice, or lack of wind, started to deteriorate some. But nonetheless, I won't miss an opportunity to see them live when they come here. It is just too much fun.
Was so lucky to get to see this in person back then twice. They were always Fire and their concerts were non-stop heart pounding FUN!!!! Love Motley Crue!❤❤
This was just what I needed to see and hear this evening to get my night kicked off. Love and Hugs.
I can attest that his spinning playing the drums was amazing live!! He also was going over the entire arena playing the drums here in San Diego Sports Arena and does a mean LedZep solo.!!
Y'all should watch their biopic movie "The Dirt" if you haven't already. It will give you even more appreciation for each of them. They each went through their own issues and demons... Nikki Sixx with drugs, Vince Neil with death, Tommy Lee with sex, and Mick Mars with his medical issues... and yet they overcame it and made even more awesome music. Check it out.
This is my daughter's music. She and her 3 besties went to a Crue concert in Philly in June to celebrate their 50th B.Days. They had a blast!
You guys know how much I love this band. The crue really ROCKS! And the give us super entertainment. Did you notice how the slided on the I in wiiieeld. Big hugs! 😎
FINALLY !! KNEW AMBER WOULD LOVE THE DRUMS and Jay... never forget they are the Gurls Girls Girls group not Van Halen. Thx
Tommy’s drum rig is awesome
Saw them in concert on this tour in Hollywood, Florida back in the day. It was amazing, and the things that spinning drum kit could do was sick lol. Whoever was controlling it started to mess with Tommy Lee a bit, leaving him upside down during his solo 😆. BTW, the opening band was Guns And Roses.
Since you're into the drums, you really want to catch Mick Fleetwood's historic performance when Fleetwood Mac did "Go Your Own Way" during the 1985 Live Aid concert(s). It's worth hunting it down. I'd actually ran into him in Atlantic City 18 months prior at the Golden Nugget casino. He was an investor in Ross Bicycles, who were hosting their annual industrial show there. I was working stage production for it. He seemed to enjoy the swarm attention of the showgirls who instantly recognized him walking on tech rehearsal.
I LOVE hearing your takes when you pause, but PLEASE rewind 10 seconds when you start back!! I always think “they’re gonna love this!” Then you pause and miss it! Of course, you can’t know it’s a great part because it’s new to you! We just don’t want you missing out on the greatness you are hearing!!
LOVE the channel!!!!!!
Tommy Lee..drummer and director of the band..vince Neil lead voice..nikki six at the guitar..and Mickey mars on the bass..i hope I remembered well ..there you got guys ..thanks for ur reactions
The bass player, Nikki Sixx writes most of the songs (catchy as hell, right?) And yes, Tommy Lee, the drummer is exceptional. Not only does he spin around but the whole cages moves forward over the stage and first few tows
Tommys solo's r so amazing, U def have to ck out his Drum rollercoaster and yes its a rollercoaster...Phenomenal, creative, talented band, such great concerts, they were def WILD...Thanx so much, Many Blessings Peace
He goes out over the audience like that and doesn't miss a beat
Yes, the drummer is Tommy Lee. He's also a bit of an actor as well. He made a short independent film with Pamela Anderson that got a lot of attention.
When I seen this concert in Indianapolis and Tommy did the drum cage flips it lit the arena up!!! The Crue was and is 80s metal🤘🏻🤘🏻
Concerts were so much fun back then and yes, he went upside down during the tour and it was awesome
1984 graduate ! Seen them in concert . "Same old situation" . TALK ABOUT A PARTY . Been there .. done that .
Now this is what my 80s and 90s looked like!!!! Love it!!! They were one on my to bands !!!!
Crüe is one of those bands that I have seen on several farewell tours. But it’s always been a great show, and worth the ticket prices.
Exactly 35 years ago this time of year, late summer, was when this video came out. That was a fun time. MTV had a call-in show called "Dial MTV" and this video followed "Girls, Girls, Girls" as a top request, along with some Poison videos, Whitesnake and some others. Girls were playing the "Dirty Dancing" soundtrack. Swatch watches were popular, the Nintendo Entertainment System was on the cusp of really being a part of every household that Christmas and into 1988. The so-called "hair metal" had become mainstream rock.
Seeing them in concert was awesome I loved being a child of 80s and 90s we had some wild times!
Born in 1970 seen them multiple times always a great show before during and after the actual show…
Got 4th row tickets to the Dallas, TX concert for GIRLS, GIRLS, GIRLS July 31st 1990 when Tommy Lee's drum kit lifted up over the stage and turned like it does in the video. It even stopped upside down for a couple of minutes while he played. It was and always will be one of the most rad drum performances of all time. I'll never forget it. Probably my favorite concert.
I saw them twice. Once with Whitesnake, once with Poison. Absolutely killed it both times!
The neat part of this video too is they actually invited some fans to have video cameras in hand and come on stage and film. the video you see is all shot by the fans. You can see them actually many times throughout the video from other cameras. Thought it was a pretty cool way to get the fans involved.
All right my babies.... Jay, I must say, when that massive drum kit started to rotate, you had that deer caught in the headlights reaction ‼️😂 Amber, you are hanging real tough with this rock and roll- heavy metal ‼️🔥💯🔥🤘🏼😎🤘🏼