I remember them as the opening act for Ozzy Osbourne in 1984. Then in 1988 Ozzy opened for them. If my memory is correct. I'm 49 years old so memory isn't that good or it was Def Leapard sorry for the wrong spelling and if I'm wrong please correct me. I have severe PTSD
☝🏻 I did mines a couple days back dudes! Can’t wait. And not to sound pushy Crüe but please put back the Too Young To Fall In Love Video, my favorite song you guys ever written! 🤘🏻🎸💯🔥
@@cygnalsux1you mean like Axl Rose WAS? Or Brian Johnson WAS or Sebastian Bach WAS? How about David Lee Roth WAS? Or even Robert Plant WAS? Shall I go on? Vince is not immune to the effects of aging and he is one of multitudes of singers who lost much of their range and clarity.
Robert, I'd agree. I was never a Crüe fan. Once I heard Sixx's shitty rhyme "red lips, finger tips" the band was off my radar. But then a friend took me to a Feelgood show at the Forum (LA) back in the day. Ended up in my top 5 rock shows of all time. Tommy had a lot to do with it (upside-down cruising through the nose-bleed section!), but I was rather blown away at Mick's skill. I really had no idea he was So Damned Good!
@Robert I’ve not done the deep dive into Mars’ playing, but I think something that separates him from several of his contemporaries is his affinity for the blues. He’s not just a shredder, he plays with soul. I’m a mediocre hobbyist guitarist, and while I can appreciate the hell out of the talent and precision and dedication to the instrument it takes to shred...gimme a soulful bluesy pitch-bend any day. That’s what hits you in the gut and makes the instrument emotional. It seems Mars found an original way to put that all together. The guy rips.
That intro slaps so hard though.. Saw them at the NYS Fair in '09. They played the entire Dr. Feelgood album from start to finish. One of the greatest shows I've ever seen.
I will never forget watching this video on MTV at 10 years old for the first time. It was 1989 and we just got cable. Loved hair metal songs ever since!
If u check out Killing Joke Love Like Blood has similarities it's brilliant.Wonder a sample influence for the opening of Dr Feelgood is taken from that
@@GC0077 You really want people to think your nuts? Cruise around in a tubbed-out, 9 second, 1985 Cutlass, with the windows down and this blasting on the radio. Just happened to me the other day...
I seen them at Joe Louis Arena in 87' in the Girls Girls Girls tour, I was 17 and it was freaking insaneley awesome. Growing up in the 80's rocked, literally...
I only just discovered motley Crue, and I'm in my 30's :( working at a construction site, and my workmate was blasting this cool song outta his Bluetooth speaker, asked him what the song was, and he said " Dr Feelgood". Now I'm listening to all their other songs. So happy I found this band.
My friend married a Doctor when this was new. We all walked into the wedding too this. His mother wasn't happy but we all had so much fun. I'm 64 now and got my beats in. Still rocking it
Every time I hear this song, I get chills throughout my body. This was the 1st song I ever bought when I was a kid. Back when you could buy a cassette with a single song on it. I bought it in 5th grade. Oh man I love these guys. I’ve seen them in concert twice now….
@@gutsandbrains6310 i am good. i know you must be surprised to receive a message from me right? i actually opened this account as my official chat account so i can have a little time for my fans and know how some of you feel about me and the band precisely.
I saw Motley Crue during their beginning & I saw 5 of their tours @ The Hampton Coliseum, in Hampton, Va. I loved those years & will NEVER forget them !!
When I was 15, I took rock guitar lesson with several other teenagers. They constantly bashed Mick Mars, saying he's shitty guitarist and boring etc. I didn't understand then, I still don't understand now. He's always great in my book.
really, I heard the story was they put an ad in the Recycler for a guitarist and he came over and absolutely shredded so they hired him, I always thought his riffs were amazing. Big reason they got famous.
He’s just not a showman cus of his condition. Usually just stands there stiff. That’s why simple minded people don’t appreciate the skill. They’re the type of people who think of a drummer isn’t doing stick tricks they’re no good. Lol.
openly admit i hadnt ever really listened to motley crue before watching the dirt, now i cant get enough of their music. i love rock, amazed iv never been exposed to these guys, thank you the dirt
That's gotta be incredible in this era to be just discovering this band. I'm a bit jealous of you all. I've been listening to Crue since 1983. I've heard them all about a million times and I could probably recite the lyrics from the first 5 albums from memory. I've seen them in concert 3 times and back in the 80s I was probably the biggest motley fan on planet earth. They were the standard by which I judged all other music. If they didn't sound like motley then they sucked and I hated them. Fortunately my musical taste is a bit more diverse and refined by this stage in life but I still listen to old school Crue and Shout at the Devil is probably my favorite motley album but Primal Scream is probably my favorite motley song. Thanks for listening , keep rocking, best of luck and always remember, We're Motley Fucking Crue 🤘😈🤘
Nothing wrong with that. Just ignore the "I was here before" elitist mentality, it's stupid. The "rock is out of date and not cool anymore" mentality is equally stupid. If you like something, listen to it. Blast it.
Bull. If you did half the things we did all the time, now or had half of the views of the time, all the little post Gen X pussies would have a meltdown. People lost their balls and whine a out everything.
One of the coolest videos ever made and one of crue's best songs. Lyrics are sick the guitar riffs and solo all meat and potatoes. Tommy won drummer of the year for this album too.
I love motley. Crue this is great classic rock music I hope they got elected in the rock and roll Hall of Fame these guys definitely need to be recognized Rock on motley Crue I love the rhythm and this particular song and the lyrics as well these guys are great 🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵
The Video is wicked and inventive that's the 80s kicks everything now on that level even the last 10,20 or even 30years since it left or this cameout nearly at the end of the 80s
Friggin great writing. Man Dr Feelgood is phenomenal arranged record. Awesome how they got out of L.A went up to Vancouver and just totally focused on their music. Man Mick's playing is outstanding.
@@bonniek2929 it definitely was. I was 14 years old and it was complete culture shock! I'll never forget that night. After Tommy's drum solo, he pulled down those leather thong-speedos he was wearing, mooned the audience, and said: "Fuck you Chapel Hill"! Lol!
I discovered Motley Cruel through the dirt, what a lifestyle and what music! I was born in 1989 listened to Guns n roses, Kiss, Led Zeppelin, Ozzy Osbourne, and many different other style of rock, punk rock, pop rock, etc.. But how did I never hear about this band until last night?? I'm hooked on it! Haven't listened to rock music in the past few years, so I'm so glad I can listen to Motley Crue, feel like a new band to me! Hopefully they will tour again in a few years, although I do wish I could have seen them back in the 80s/90s 😁
WHAT!?.. born in 83 and grew up on Mötley and GnR.. I also have no clue how you could know about one and not the other.. perhaps you just listen to music opposed to learn the members, their story etc.. if you really dug into GnR when growing up you more than likely would've read GnR and Motley went on tour together. Some simply listen to music and others live through it. I consider myself the latter
I lined up for hours when this album first came out. I am a massive Motley Crue fan. I love ya Tommy, Nikki, Mick and Vince. I can't wait to they tour Adelaide again.
Loved this old hard rock. Greatest time in music history in my opinion. We had mental, glam, metal, hard rock, grunge, alternative, great country music and I could go on. Truly magical time!
I'm 23 year-old Japanese, and my father in his late 40s once taught me his passion for them and how they were brilliant. They create amazing fascinating driving crazy music. I've been literally obsessed with them since I was a high schooler.
Dr. Feelgood was released on this day 8/28/89. It's the fifth studio album by American heavy metal band Mötley Crüe. Dr. Feelgood topped the Billboard 200 chart, making it the band's only album to claim this position as of 2020. It was the first album Mötley Crüe recorded after their quest for sobriety & rehabilitation in 1989. In addition to being Mötley Crüe's best selling album, it is highly regarded by music critics & fans as the band's best studio album. This was also the band's last album to be recorded with lead singer Vince Neil until the 1997 album Generation Swine.
Imagine the lifestyle of a rock star what an amazing journey these guys have been on love watching there live stage shows the atmosphere must have been electric!!
and they have admitted they don't remember most of what they experienced because a lot of the time they were so hyped up on coke and whatever other drug they were off in la la land
Takes me back to the best time of my life. I was sixteen when this album came out. I saw the Crue two nights in a row on the Dr. Feelgood tour at The Forum in Los Angeles. The first night they were introduced by my friend Sam Kinison. The next night I went with some friends who picked me up in a white stretch limo and we hung out with Ratt and Mick Mars' family while we watched the show from great balcony seats. It was totally awesome. They were the best of times, they were...hell, they were the best times ever!
This must be my favourite Motley Crue song that fabulous Nikki Sixx bass Vince’s vocals are fantastic and Mick’s solo is too short Tommy Lee beats those drums and video is out of this world I love 💝 it all
Hey what's sad is if you watch their current concert tour of the song he doesn't even remember his own words he's just like making up s*** as he's singing his lip singing of his own song sad but that was a hell of a concert and a hell of a song still badass
I’m 13, this is the music I enjoy. Rock from the 70s and 80s. It’s one of the things that me and my dad really like. Me and him jam out to this on the way to sport events on the way to school etc. I’ve been listening to this type of music since the day I was born and I’m gonna keep listening to it till I die. I’m going to show this to my kids and grand kids. I hope that this type of rock lives on for ever. 🤟 Rock On
I was on my way to an event a few weeks ago and my Uber driver played this. I hadn’t heard it years! And I’be been playing everyday since. Between the guitar and drums this song is utter perfection!
Man I truly had the best times being a teen back then! These concerts like so many other bands were epic highlights made great memories! The best ever! People were real and people just had fun!! I enjoyed camping out for these concert tickets along with many other bands! Front row tickets in the center best spots in the house. Surrounded by all my friends good times!!!
@Denise Y'all are the damn best. I'm honored to have the kind of support that you show me, thank you. How are you doing it is nice meeting you here btw
One of the few bands of the hair metal era that at least tried to still sound heavy, even if they weren't always metal. They tried to stay somewhat heavy and somewhat metal, which is more than 90% of those bands did, and so they get my respect, if not my adoration.
Remember this album when it came out and loved it. When i was a teenager at the time i didnt realize how much of a good drummer tommy lee is. Now i know about music i'm appreciating music even more, its awesome.
LYRICS Rat tailed Jimmy is a second hand hood He deals out in Hollywood Got a '65 Chevy primered flames Traded for some powdered goods Jigsaw Jimmy he's runnin' a gang But I hear he's doin' okay Got a cozy little job sells the Mexican mob Packages of candy cane He's the one they call Dr. Feelgood He's the one that makes ya feel alright He's the one they call Dr. Feelgood Cops on the corner always ignore Somebody's getting paid Jimmy's got it wired, law's for hire Got it make in the shade Got a little hideaway, does business all day But at night he'll always be found Selling sugar to the sweet People on the street Call this Jimmy's town He's the one they call Dr. Feelgood He's the one that makes ya feel alright He's the one they call Dr. Feelgood He's gonna be your Frankenstein I've got one thing you'll understand (Dr. Feelgood) He's not what you'd call a glamorous man (Dr. Feelgood) Got one thing that's easily understood (Dr. Feelgood) He's the one they call Dr. Feelgood oh yeah He'll tell you he's the king of these Barrio streets Moving up to Shangri La Came by his wealth as a matter of luck Says he never broke no law Two time loser running out of juice Time to move out quick Heard a rumor going round Jimmy's going down This time it's gonna stick He's the one they call Dr. Feelgood He's the one that makes ya feel alright He's the one they call Dr. Feelgood He's gonna be your Frankenstein Let him soothe your soul, just take his hand (Dr. Feelgood) Some people call him an evil man (Dr. Feelgood) Let him introduce himself real good (Dr. Feelgood) He's the only one they call feelgood (Dr. Feelgood) I've got one thing you'll understand (Dr. Feelgood) He's not what you'd call a glamorous man (Dr. Feelgood) Got one thing that's easily understood (Dr. Feelgood) He's the one they call Dr. Feelgood Dr. Feelgood (Dr. Feelgood) Dr. Feelgood (Dr. Feelgood) Dr. Feelgood (Dr. Feelgood) Dr. Feelgood (Dr. Feelgood) Feelgood, Feelgood, Feelgood, Feelgood
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I remember them as the opening act for Ozzy Osbourne in 1984. Then in 1988 Ozzy opened for them. If my memory is correct. I'm 49 years old so memory isn't that good or it was Def Leapard sorry for the wrong spelling and if I'm wrong please correct me. I have severe PTSD
☝🏻 I did mines a couple days back dudes! Can’t wait. And not to sound pushy Crüe but please put back the Too Young To Fall In Love Video, my favorite song you guys ever written! 🤘🏻🎸💯🔥
@@musicman1977 your right on that one. I hope it's on there :)
@@musicman1977 Coming soon!
Neil's voice was perfect for this song... well done!👍
WAS being the operative word
Welcome to dreams 🥳🎉 I'll never see 🙈 ❤😂🎉😢😮😮😮😮😮😊❤❤❤❤
@@cygnalsux1😂😂
@@cygnalsux1you mean like Axl Rose WAS? Or Brian Johnson WAS or Sebastian Bach WAS? How about David Lee Roth WAS? Or even Robert Plant WAS? Shall I go on? Vince is not immune to the effects of aging and he is one of multitudes of singers who lost much of their range and clarity.
@@magicalmystery1964and the great Paul Stanley
That opening riff is so heavy.
It's called heavy metal for a reason
It’s gnarly
Yes
@@HattieJosh yes but this is glam metal just so you know 😉
A Love Like Blood much?
i will forever be mad that i wasn’t a teenager in the 80s
Hell,I was married and had kids in 80’s , but it was still a blast.
@@danielmeadows1114 ok bragger
That's a really stupid thing to be mad about.
@@OniLordMiki why is it stupid?
not your fault, but at least you somehow someway got to witness Motley Crue.
The heavy opening is just fantastic. This is a masterpiece.
Mick Mars is so underrated and underappreciated. 🤘😎🤙
Robert Slone Amen brother!
Robert, I'd agree. I was never a Crüe fan. Once I heard Sixx's shitty rhyme "red lips, finger tips" the band was off my radar. But then a friend took me to a Feelgood show at the Forum (LA) back in the day. Ended up in my top 5 rock shows of all time. Tommy had a lot to do with it (upside-down cruising through the nose-bleed section!), but I was rather blown away at Mick's skill. I really had no idea he was So Damned Good!
@@GemTones He is definitely tamed by Motleys music but when you see them live, you can see the real Mick Mars. He is a beast.🤘
@Robert I’ve not done the deep dive into Mars’ playing, but I think something that separates him from several of his contemporaries is his affinity for the blues. He’s not just a shredder, he plays with soul. I’m a mediocre hobbyist guitarist, and while I can appreciate the hell out of the talent and precision and dedication to the instrument it takes to shred...gimme a soulful bluesy pitch-bend any day. That’s what hits you in the gut and makes the instrument emotional. It seems Mars found an original way to put that all together. The guy rips.
@@GemTones same here dude and I couldn't have said it better myself. 👍
That intro slaps so hard though..
Saw them at the NYS Fair in '09. They played the entire Dr. Feelgood album from start to finish. One of the greatest shows I've ever seen.
"Slaps" fell off the bandwagon a few years ago, man..
Yesssaaa!! 💯🔥🤘😎
Were you able to comprehend what Vince was singing
Dude I bet that was off the hook.
The 80's were truly the best music Era EVER !!!! WE ROCKED OUR ASSES OFF !!!
💩yeah we did! There was something for everybody in the 80s. From Michael Jackson to Guns N’ Roses to Whitney Houston to prince everybody.
@@carolki1315Facts!!!
@swinstead07 Unlike today, where it's just shitty-ass rappers whose "music" is nothing but mumbled and meaningless gibberish
😜🤘
Damn, I'm 57!! So that's why I don't have an ass anymore!! I rocked it off back in the 80s!!
I will never forget watching this video on MTV at 10 years old for the first time. It was 1989 and we just got cable. Loved hair metal songs ever since!
Same
I was in my 20's in the 80's and, yes, it WAS as fun as it looks!
Ditto!!
I envy you
@@Rehkks holy cringe
Life today compared to the 80s truly sucks!
It truly was a party you had to experience. Words can't explain how perfect the 80's were. We'll never have another decade so perfect.
I like when Vince says, "guitar" and Mick plays that killer solo!
@Jess hello, how are you doing it is nice meeting you here.
@@nikkisixx569fake account. LOL
That was very common to say in a song for that time. It was in another song from another band : Who knows who it was? And what song?
If u check out Killing Joke Love Like Blood has similarities it's brilliant.Wonder a sample influence for the opening of Dr Feelgood is taken from that
I'm 52 and STILL love running around in my truck with this BLASTING...
Bryan Davis...also 52 and listen in my car just like in the 80's. Today's lip sincing bands can never measure up.
Me tooo
You're not alone!!
I'm 44 cruising a jeep and people look at me like I'm nuts!
@@GC0077 You really want people to think your nuts? Cruise around in a tubbed-out, 9 second, 1985 Cutlass, with the windows down and this blasting on the radio.
Just happened to me the other day...
日本の女子中学生です。もうすごくかっこいいです。昔から父の車で永遠と流れていました。
MOTLEY CRUE大好きです！やばい！！
えっ？めっちゃおっさんだろ？
JCモトリー聴いちゃあかんで😂
ガンズ・アンド・ローゼズもアイアンメイデンも聞きます！親が好きなので、、
@@松垣 自分と似た境遇の人発見して少し感動
自分はガンズ、モトリー、ヴァン・ヘイレンあたりが好きです
多分お父さんと同世代だけどあなたの様な娘が欲しかった…。
BLACKアルバムまでの初期のMETALLICAも良いですよ。
@@hiroyama4757
父がCD持ってるらしいので、今度車に乗った時に聴いてみます!!METALLICAかっこいいですね!!
The 30 second intro to this fantastic song captures the essence of Rock N Roll.
Yes! I get no chance to feel the music from today's music. No interlude, just nothing! 😒👎🏾
Yeah and motley Crue can thank Killing joke for that
Are you referring to the trunk full of cocaine right out in the open like it was just bags of groceries? Lol
I love songs where the guitar bit in the intro sounds like it's just killing time until the real song starts
The opening part alone is why Metallica hired Bob Rock to do the black album.
Motley Crue was my group growing up in the 80's. Any song they did was frickin awesome. Love re-living the 80's hair bands.
@Sarah Y'all are the damn best. I'm honored to have the kind of support that you show me, thank you. How are you doing it is nice meeting you here btw
I seen them at Joe Louis Arena in 87' in the Girls Girls Girls tour, I was 17 and it was freaking insaneley awesome. Growing up in the 80's rocked, literally...
Number 1 they ranked out of 80s Hair Glam Metal Bands and ive seen them
The most popular band while I was in high school in the late 80's.
my fav band in highschool and im 26
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my favourite band when i was high in school
I only just discovered motley Crue, and I'm in my 30's :( working at a construction site, and my workmate was blasting this cool song outta his Bluetooth speaker, asked him what the song was, and he said " Dr Feelgood". Now I'm listening to all their other songs. So happy I found this band.
In my school the most popular bands was Judas priest and Iron Maiden and Def Leppard 🤘😎🤘🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
My friend married a Doctor when this was new. We all walked into the wedding too this. His mother wasn't happy but we all had so much fun. I'm 64 now and got my beats in. Still rocking it
One of the greatest rock bands in music history! Cant wait for the dirt.
🤘🤘
You got that right dude 👊
Word!
ratt blew motley out of the water that's just my personal opinion
One of the absolute WORST bands in the history of the universe you mean
One of my favourite guitar riffs. Not really a Crüe fan but this riff is killer.
They got the rift from a band called Killing Joke the song is Love like Blood
@@abelmontalvo4052 Actually, they got the beat from Killing Joke; the riff they pulled outta someone's ass...
@@Jah_Rastafari_ORIG no it was a riff. No ass involved
@abelmontalvo4052 Most bands I've been in have a standing policy to pack up and leave once they realize the building's on fire...
@@Jah_Rastafari_ORIG probably so
Anyone ever notice the backbeats of this song and bassline is straight funk.. Genius mixing the two worlds.. Greatest jam ever.. Straight adrenaline..
The 80's were smokin hot..a feel good, party hard good time. I was lucky to be there and experience all the great things that happened.
The legends!!!!
Motley Crue is here to ROCK you !!!
U got over 100k subs wtf
@@butcherbabys Took me a long time but the play button was so cool
I feel you're all over these rock and roll comment sections, oh wait your the guy all over the van halen and crue sections. I love it
@@NostalgiaMan holy shii
@@jakei.2144 I am Solid Metal!!! Got to stay hard
Mick Mars: how many guitar effects in solo guys?
Rest of motley members: Yes
ALL OF THEM!!
Makes no sense
Delay, distortion, overdrve, wahhh, and litlle bit of gain just little bit👌
@@VancouverGirl2023 true I sit here like 🤔
Bless Original Feelgood,I i ma rd,i am dr feel 8,I Am Grateful, I Am Thankful,I am Able
Every time I hear this song, I get chills throughout my body. This was the 1st song I ever bought when I was a kid. Back when you could buy a cassette with a single song on it. I bought it in 5th grade. Oh man I love these guys. I’ve seen them in concert twice now….
@hello, how are you doing it is nice meeting you here.
@@nikkisixx569sure is nice Nik, how is the weather, meet you at the cross roads remember
@@gutsandbrains6310 i am good. i know you must be surprised to receive a message from me right?
i actually opened this account as my official chat account so i can have a little time for my fans and know how some of you feel about me and the band precisely.
@@gutsandbrains6310 bro don’t fall for a scam
THEY ARE THE BEST
I saw Motley Crue during their beginning & I saw 5 of their tours @ The Hampton Coliseum, in Hampton, Va. I loved those years & will NEVER forget them !!
When I was 15, I took rock guitar lesson with several other teenagers. They constantly bashed Mick Mars, saying he's shitty guitarist and boring etc. I didn't understand then, I still don't understand now. He's always great in my book.
They were 15! The fuck did they know?
really, I heard the story was they put an ad in the Recycler for a guitarist and he came over and absolutely shredded so they hired him, I always thought his riffs were amazing. Big reason they got famous.
@@eddycurrent9988 your last sentence is so true 😊
He’s just not a showman cus of his condition. Usually just stands there stiff. That’s why simple minded people don’t appreciate the skill. They’re the type of people who think of a drummer isn’t doing stick tricks they’re no good. Lol.
Those kids need to die then bro
I never realized how heavy that opening riff is
Do the red face and everything else on that guitar dick is bad
If anybody wants to give me some s*** f*** you
I'm about to feel bad
Night of the long knife's...AD/DC...🤔🤔🤔
@@henrysmith46 you on something?
I'll never forget watching this debut on MTV in my buddies apartment. We all went ballistic, so so good!
I miss MTV!!! Remember the Headbanger's Ball Show??? It was the BEST!!! I watched it religiously.
I don’t think people understand just how powerful this song hits at the opening. It’s so perfect and crunch and power rhythm.
openly admit i hadnt ever really listened to motley crue before watching the dirt, now i cant get enough of their music. i love rock, amazed iv never been exposed to these guys, thank you the dirt
Same
Same..I feel guilty too
same here! this guys really rock !!
That's gotta be incredible in this era to be just discovering this band. I'm a bit jealous of you all. I've been listening to Crue since 1983. I've heard them all about a million times and I could probably recite the lyrics from the first 5 albums from memory. I've seen them in concert 3 times and back in the 80s I was probably the biggest motley fan on planet earth. They were the standard by which I judged all other music. If they didn't sound like motley then they sucked and I hated them. Fortunately my musical taste is a bit more diverse and refined by this stage in life but I still listen to old school Crue and Shout at the Devil is probably my favorite motley album but Primal Scream is probably my favorite motley song. Thanks for listening , keep rocking, best of luck and always remember, We're Motley Fucking Crue 🤘😈🤘
Nothing wrong with that. Just ignore the "I was here before" elitist mentality, it's stupid. The "rock is out of date and not cool anymore" mentality is equally stupid. If you like something, listen to it. Blast it.
I loved Motley Crue, hard to believe this album is 30 years old almost. I remember having the tape and loving it as a teenager.
Yes!
I had the cd when cds came in long boxes and remember that light green looking box
"I miss the 80s"
-A person born in 1989
i miss the war
I'm 15 and even I miss the 80s
i miss 80s and i was born in 1990 :D
2000s boring movies suck music sucks bring me back 60s70s80s90s
1990
The 80's were a state of mind. You can still live it today if you really wanted to
How do I live the 80s today. I’m jealous of those who lived through it haha
@@lucamason6474cocaine
Bull. If you did half the things we did all the time, now or had half of the views of the time, all the little post Gen X pussies would have a meltdown. People lost their balls and whine a out everything.
Props to Sixx for writing these fables. Concise rhymes hooked around great rock- he’s like a metal/hard rock Lou Reed.
The intro bass is so powerfull
It is VERY similar to Killing Joke's Love Like Blood btw!
@@cgmaster Yes, it sounds very similar, even if the genres are different
I hate it when Tommy Lee makes it look too easy
Nikki is a powerful man with kick ass bass skills
That's very true it is 😃🤘🏻
One of the coolest videos ever made and one of crue's best songs. Lyrics are sick the guitar riffs and solo all meat and potatoes. Tommy won drummer of the year for this album too.
The 80s were the years to be young 🤯❤️
You right man, I would like to be old today,
that would mean that I had lived in the best generations
and not in this fuckin' shit!
They were indeed! Best years of my life!
I wish I was in that time, but nope I was born in 2006
Great times , barely survived them.
Exactly right
If you’re still listening to this in 2021...
You have a nice taste of music👍👏
I'm 64 & yes I still rock
Loved the 70s 80s rock
This song never gets old
Neither do you mick
@@tr1stanb0n3 True
I love motley. Crue this is great classic rock music I hope they got elected in the rock and roll Hall of Fame these guys definitely need to be recognized Rock on motley Crue I love the rhythm and this particular song and the lyrics as well these guys are great 🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵
Best damn song ever. The bass, the drums, and the everything. MIck, Mars, Tommy Lee, Vince Neil and Niki Sixx..love it.. 80s ROCK!!!
It kicks ass on ALL levels 😠
@@bilbobaggins4710 sure does. I air drum the heck outta this. Been doing it since I was a kid
The Video is wicked and inventive that's the 80s kicks everything now on that level even the last 10,20 or even 30years since it left or this cameout nearly at the end of the 80s
Im so jealous of the name niki sixx wished i thought of that i would change my name!!!
Friggin great writing. Man Dr Feelgood is phenomenal arranged record. Awesome how they got out of L.A went up to Vancouver and just totally focused on their music. Man Mick's playing is outstanding.
Change of scenery can and does help! 😎
The very first concert I ever went to in my life. Saw the Crue in support of Dr Feelgood! Warrant opened up for them.
Oh my god warrant and crüe in the same place I'd have a heart attack
Loved that show, I caught it in Austin, plus 2 chicks were fighting over a guy, no pantys on either, fucking great show
@BVE if a problem rises up, you gotta beat it down!
that must've been incredible!
@@bonniek2929 it definitely was. I was 14 years old and it was complete culture shock! I'll never forget that night. After Tommy's drum solo, he pulled down those leather thong-speedos he was wearing, mooned the audience, and said: "Fuck you Chapel Hill"! Lol!
As a child of the 80s I have a vivid recollection of hearing this song
I feel sick 🤒
bro said “guitar” n dude SNAPPED 😂💪🏾
One of the best song openings ever!
yay yay
They bring it back for the closing too
Everytime i hear gotta blast it
Wild side is the best opener
@@jennifercollins2925 wild side is very good but dr feelgood is a lot better
2024 someone??!
motley crue forever man 🤘🏻
🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺 here
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This is the only music keeping me going 😂
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I was a teenager in the 80's !!! YES!!! THE 80's ROCK!!!
Luckyyy
The awesomeness of the guitar , the powerful of the drums , the strength of that bass and just the uniqueness voice just amazing.
It really is
I discovered Motley Cruel through the dirt, what a lifestyle and what music! I was born in 1989 listened to Guns n roses, Kiss, Led Zeppelin, Ozzy Osbourne, and many different other style of rock, punk rock, pop rock, etc.. But how did I never hear about this band until last night?? I'm hooked on it! Haven't listened to rock music in the past few years, so I'm so glad I can listen to Motley Crue, feel like a new band to me! Hopefully they will tour again in a few years, although I do wish I could have seen them back in the 80s/90s 😁
Cinderella is another one to check out if you like Motley Crue
I was also born in 1989 and listened to Guns N' Roses etc but had rarely heard Motley - Happy that I have now!
I've heard this song a thousand times, didn't realize it was motley crue. The Dirt brought me here too!
Hate to be the barer or bad news, but their last tour was in 2015... wish I could’ve been to one.
WHAT!?.. born in 83 and grew up on Mötley and GnR.. I also have no clue how you could know about one and not the other.. perhaps you just listen to music opposed to learn the members, their story etc.. if you really dug into GnR when growing up you more than likely would've read GnR and Motley went on tour together. Some simply listen to music and others live through it. I consider myself the latter
The first 30 seconds: THAT *HYDRAULIC* BASS LINE!
I was a kid in the 80's and would give anything to go back! Best decade ever!
80's MUSIC NEVER DIES !
Damn right
3:02 This solo is just heavenly
Mick Mars playing a black Kramer guitar is the most 80's thing you can ever see in UA-cam.
Or hearing Vince saying "guitar" B4 the solo.
@Joe Casson *bfour
@@xavilion8454 🐝🐝🐝🐝
The rock groups of the 80's kick ass
Loved loved lovedddd growing up in the 80's and going to your concerts! No one these days will ever be better than 80's Rock!!
@Laura hello, how are you doing it is nice meeting you here.
I lined up for hours when this album first came out. I am a massive Motley Crue fan. I love ya Tommy, Nikki, Mick and Vince. I can't wait to they tour Adelaide again.
Loved this old hard rock. Greatest time in music history in my opinion. We had mental, glam, metal, hard rock, grunge, alternative, great country music and I could go on. Truly magical time!
I'm 23 year-old Japanese, and my father in his late 40s once taught me his passion for them and how they were brilliant.
They create amazing fascinating driving crazy music. I've been literally obsessed with them since I was a high schooler.
By what abou the band Loudness?!?!
Love this track. 🎸😎 The 80s, brilliant time to be a teenager.
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Yes it was will always be awesome...totally!! Fur sure like oh my God!
The best!!!
now THAT’S how you open a God damn rock song 🎶 👊🏾👍🏾🥃
yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I will always LÖVE this song and In fact the whole Damm album. Mötly Crüe rulz then and now and FOREVER...
I agree and it's their best album to me, but barely over SATD. Dr. Feelgood is so damn good.
🤘😎🤘
@@tammyb.2615 Yës!
*Mötley
How could we leave out Motley Crue in November 2024?😊😊❤xxxxxxx
Dr. Feelgood was released on this day 8/28/89. It's the fifth studio album by American heavy metal band Mötley Crüe. Dr. Feelgood topped the Billboard 200 chart, making it the band's only album to claim this position as of 2020. It was the first album Mötley Crüe recorded after their quest for sobriety & rehabilitation in 1989. In addition to being Mötley Crüe's best selling album, it is highly regarded by music critics & fans as the band's best studio album. This was also the band's last album to be recorded with lead singer Vince Neil until the 1997 album Generation Swine.
That’s my favorite MC song. It’s on many playlists. I swim to it. I clean house with it. It’s my song ☺️
9/1/89 it was in september you should know that 😉
It's actually Ausust 28th 1989.
I was in high school when this song dropped....one of the best
the Crue is one of the best concerts and shows that I've ever seen in my life I will always love them forever !!
Even when I saw them in 1999, this was still true. I wonder if they ever started aging?
Imagine the lifestyle of a rock star what an amazing journey these guys have been on love watching there live stage shows the atmosphere must have been electric!!
and they have admitted they don't remember most of what they experienced because a lot of the time they were so hyped up on coke and whatever other drug they were off in la la land
Takes me back to the best time of my life. I was sixteen when this album came out. I saw the Crue two nights in a row on the Dr. Feelgood tour at The Forum in Los Angeles. The first night they were introduced by my friend Sam Kinison. The next night I went with some friends who picked me up in a white stretch limo and we hung out with Ratt and Mick Mars' family while we watched the show from great balcony seats. It was totally awesome. They were the best of times, they were...hell, they were the best times ever!
damn you were lit as fuck! Awesome memories
You're so lucky woah
Sick with envy! Man I wish Sam was still around I loved that guy! Best thing to ever creep out if Needles, Ca. Rest In Peace, my man ♥️🙏
I had some awesome times. I knew Sam through my mom who's worked in the biz for years. @@Vkiller711
I wouldn't trade those years for all the money in the world. @@_n0b0dy._
This is a masterpiece, every element playing its part perfectly.
That opening riff drums etc is awesome 👏!!! Motley Crue forever!!!
Well if I don't fall asleep tonight I'm going to play every song that motley Crue has played from the '80s and '90s
mood
@@erinmarquardt5010 😎👍🏻💖
Life's fully of ironies, Motley Crue getting (relatively) clean leads to one of their best albums.
I just got home from a Motley Crue concert at Summerfest! BEST!!!! CONCERT!!!!!!! EVER!!!!
Agreed! 🙂 I was there too. My favorite concert yet!
no mick no motley i refuse to go see them they lied i went to the farewell tour never again
Without Mick, there is no such thing as Motley Crue anymore.
The same people who say they are born in the wrong time were the same who said that in the 90's 80's 70's 60's....
Just live your life rock style!
Accurate down to a T^^^^
Notice how it only goes back to the 50s. And not before, this shows us that the 50s were what should've continued but didn't.
soundeagle That’s not why. It’s because there was no rock and roll before the 50s
The 80's & 90's was great to grow up in for the music.
Can’t say that about 2020 🖕🏾
Best songs Mötley Crüe ever 1. Dr Feelgood 2. Kickstart My Heart 3. Too young to fall in love MÖTLEY FREAKING CRÜE FOREVER
This must be my favourite Motley Crue song that fabulous Nikki Sixx bass Vince’s vocals are fantastic and Mick’s solo is too short Tommy Lee beats those drums and video is out of this world I love 💝 it all
All I have to say is, I'm happy to have grown up with them. I was front row for the Dr Feelgood tour.
Lucky!!
Oh F you , lucky bastard!!! Green with envy!!!
Hey what's sad is if you watch their current concert tour of the song he doesn't even remember his own words he's just like making up s*** as he's singing his lip singing of his own song sad but that was a hell of a concert and a hell of a song still badass
You're very lucky. I was born late in the 80's
I saw them in 05 in Brisbane Australia the Crue and Motorhead open for them sum massive steel and bone there and local acts Casanovas
Killer song! A production Masterpiece. Hats off to Bob Rock and Motley Crue.
My mom raised me on hair bands. So happy about the biopic. They did an awesome job! 🤘
Travelling back from the Gold coast Australia to home when my 5 year old son tells me dad turn this song up every time it comes on the radio ❤
I’m 13, this is the music I enjoy. Rock from the 70s and 80s. It’s one of the things that me and my dad really like. Me and him jam out to this on the way to sport events on the way to school etc. I’ve been listening to this type of music since the day I was born and I’m gonna keep listening to it till I die. I’m going to show this to my kids and grand kids. I hope that this type of rock lives on for ever. 🤟 Rock On
Is that Lil Tay...
3 decades later, the drums still sound amazing.
Bob Rock ftw
I used to love this song for drums and in the past ten years or so have liked the guitars more - cuz that riff is INSANE. but the drums....!
I was on my way to an event a few weeks ago and my Uber driver played this. I hadn’t heard it years! And I’be been playing everyday since. Between the guitar and drums this song is utter perfection!
Mick’s the really cute one of Motley Crue 😊 those big dark eyes and the genuine hair metal hairdo he was the best😊❤xxx
Man I truly had the best times being a teen back then! These concerts like so many other bands were epic highlights made great memories! The best ever! People were real and people just had fun!! I enjoyed camping out for these concert tickets along with many other bands! Front row tickets in the center best spots in the house. Surrounded by all my friends good times!!!
@Denise Y'all are the damn best. I'm honored to have the kind of support that you show me, thank you. How are you doing it is nice meeting you here btw
Hell yeah I am still listening in 2021. This era of music is the best hands down.
One of the few bands of the hair metal era that at least tried to still sound heavy, even if they weren't always metal. They tried to stay somewhat heavy and somewhat metal, which is more than 90% of those bands did, and so they get my respect, if not my adoration.
they make me wish I was alive during the 80s 😭😭
They really do man, I'm 19 and every time i listen to them it makes me want to live in that time.
There was a lot of shit
Same
@@danielsonfire55 yeah no UA-cam so u had to just hope the song came on the radio yeah it's sure good living in that time
Damn Rock music kicked ass on the 80s. Great time to be on high school.
Mick Mars is an absolute riff master so many recognisable and awesome fun riffs.
Love the intro. It was made in the late eighties, but it still has a groove as hard and heavy as it gets.
Bought a Hardrive from Goodwill, checked the music, and this song was there
Well, good thing it was
I was hiking and this song came on shuffle (having not previously heard it) and those drums gave me a second wind like you wouldn’t even know!
The drums in the beginning get me going in the morning
I believe Bobby Rock produced this album. The Crue was all clean. Brilliant album.
My favorite song when I was 6 years old...remember my older brother playing this CD and loved the video on MTV
Their is not a better intro to a song than this one. I been rocking this song for over 30 and this intro kicks ass everytime.
Same!!! (Born 1976)
May of 2021 and this song is still dope AF. Man I love the Crue. Kids today just dont know what they missed out on.
I’m 11 and I do know what I missed out on, but at least I am going to see them live with Def Lepperd and Poison live in a year
They didn't miss out on anything, the music is here forever....
Mötley Crüe não tem uma música ruim, esse álbum dr feelgood é um dos melhores do hard rock.
Shout at the devil
No es metal pesado es glam metal
@@yolandacadena4364ele não disse que era heavy metal
Thank you Motley Crüe for your masterpieces on music!!!
@@wildmoonchild84 what the fuck..
Who is still listening to this in 2024
Me✋🏻
2025
I've been rocking crue since middle school I'm 47 now
La mejor banda Glam metal
Brasil is still listening to this masterpiece in 2024🤘
Remember this album when it came out and loved it. When i was a teenager at the time i didnt realize how much of a good drummer tommy lee is. Now i know about music i'm appreciating music even more, its awesome.
LYRICS
Rat tailed Jimmy is a second hand hood
He deals out in Hollywood
Got a '65 Chevy primered flames
Traded for some powdered goods
Jigsaw Jimmy he's runnin' a gang
But I hear he's doin' okay
Got a cozy little job sells the Mexican mob
Packages of candy cane
He's the one they call Dr. Feelgood
He's the one that makes ya feel alright
He's the one they call Dr. Feelgood
Cops on the corner always ignore
Somebody's getting paid
Jimmy's got it wired, law's for hire
Got it make in the shade
Got a little hideaway, does business all day
But at night he'll always be found
Selling sugar to the sweet
People on the street
Call this Jimmy's town
He's the one they call Dr. Feelgood
He's the one that makes ya feel alright
He's the one they call Dr. Feelgood
He's gonna be your Frankenstein
I've got one thing you'll understand (Dr. Feelgood)
He's not what you'd call a glamorous man (Dr. Feelgood)
Got one thing that's easily understood (Dr. Feelgood)
He's the one they call Dr. Feelgood oh yeah
He'll tell you he's the king of these Barrio streets
Moving up to Shangri La
Came by his wealth as a matter of luck
Says he never broke no law
Two time loser running out of juice
Time to move out quick
Heard a rumor going round
Jimmy's going down
This time it's gonna stick
He's the one they call Dr. Feelgood
He's the one that makes ya feel alright
He's the one they call Dr. Feelgood
He's gonna be your Frankenstein
Let him soothe your soul, just take his hand (Dr. Feelgood)
Some people call him an evil man (Dr. Feelgood)
Let him introduce himself real good (Dr. Feelgood)
He's the only one they call feelgood (Dr. Feelgood)
I've got one thing you'll understand (Dr. Feelgood)
He's not what you'd call a glamorous man (Dr. Feelgood)
Got one thing that's easily understood (Dr. Feelgood)
He's the one they call Dr. Feelgood
Dr. Feelgood (Dr. Feelgood)
Dr. Feelgood (Dr. Feelgood)
Dr. Feelgood (Dr. Feelgood)
Dr. Feelgood (Dr. Feelgood)
Feelgood, Feelgood, Feelgood, Feelgood
MOTLEY CRUUEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Thanks lyrics guy
Thanks!!
@@serenakoruba740 hello, how are you doing it is nice meeting you here.
I can’t believe you wrote out the lyrics - lame