The Rise of Mötley Crüe — VH1 Rock Documentary Original Broadcast (1990s)

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  @wearethecircuit · 7 months ago · pinned

  What was your first Mötley Crüe era?<br><br>Shout at the Devil?<br>Theatre of Pain?<br>Girls, Girls, Girls?<br>Dr. Feelgood?<br><br>You Had To Be There.

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• KR

  @kravin74 · 7 months ago

  I don’t care what anyone says, those two first albums are killer! Listened them in my youth was like pure adrenaline pumped into my veins.

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• SU

  @susangreen3002 · 4 months ago

  So glad I was born in 71 and got to grow up in the 80&apos;s

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• MO

  @MotorCityExplorer · 3 months ago (edited)

  I was at Monsters of Rock in 1988. &nbsp;Saw it at the Silverdome in Pontiac Michigan. &nbsp;We were driving there in my buddys 1970 blue GTO. &nbsp;It overheated on the way there about four miles from the stadium. &nbsp; We got out and started jogging to the stadium. &nbsp;All the sudden, a car on the road yelled my name... it was another buddy of mine in the bsck seat on the way to the concert. &nbsp; The Silverdome held 80,000 people. &nbsp;We got in and packed their car to get the rest of the way to the stadium. &nbsp;My buddy in the car was on ecstasy. I hadn&apos;t heard of that. &nbsp;Others were on acid. &nbsp; Anyway, we banged our heads so much that concert our necks hurt the next day. &nbsp;I personally thought the Scorpions performance was the best. &nbsp;The concert was like 8 or 9 hours long. &nbsp;People were falling asleep or passing out. &nbsp;We never stopped rocking. &nbsp;What a memory and childhood.<br><br>Shout at the Devil is still one of my favorite albums. &nbsp;I had a private high school class where we had to recite a poem. &nbsp;I choose &quot;In the Beginning&quot; written by Nikki under the alias Allister Fiend. &nbsp;I own the album on CD and vinyl. &nbsp;<br><br>Still rockin today. &nbsp; Seen maybe 100 concerts in the past few years. &nbsp;Metallica at Ford Field in Detroit was awesome. &nbsp;Jazz, R&amp;B, blues... it&apos;s all great. &nbsp;Morris Day was off the hook. &nbsp;Albert Castiglia. &nbsp; <br><br>In the beginning, good always overpowered the evils of all man&apos;s sins<br>But in time, the nations grew weak<br>And our cities fell to slums while evil stood strong<br>In the dusts of hell lurked the blackest of hates<br>For he who you fear awaits you<br>Now, many, many lifetimes later<br>Lay destroyed, beaten down, only the corpses of rebels<br>Ashes of dreams and blood stained streets<br>It has been written that those who have the youth, have the future<br>So, come now, children of the beast<br>Be strong and shout at the devil

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• JO

  @JohnnyUtah9173 · 7 months ago

  There have been countless documentaries on Mötley Crüe over the years. This is one of the best. Very well done!

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• PO

  @ponzo1967 · 5 months ago

  I was 16 in 1983 and Shout At The Devil was on top of everyone&apos;s list. To this day it&apos;s one of the most energetic records out there..It just hit one after the other after the other until Danger closed it out. Something about that album just kicked a little harder through those car stereo speakers.. Everyone was ready to buy Theater of Pain whether it sucked or not and away they went. I still like their first two records the most.

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• MI

  @Michael-yn9tx · 3 months ago

  In high school I listened every day to Shout at the Devil, no lies, every day!<br>This band was huge in the 80&apos;s.

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• TI

  @tiramisucocolands7952 · 5 months ago

  Tommy&apos;s sis is so pretty 🥰 I love her cracking voice

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• CA

  @CALIRYD · 4 months ago

  I saw Motley Crue for the first time on the Dr. Feelgood tour in 1990 after years of being a fan! As a drummer I loved seeing Tommy Lee’s drum kit go upside down on my two favorite tracks: Live Wire and Wild Side!!!

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• ST

  @SteveSteeleMusic · 1 month ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4qlJho8aRM&amp;t=2570">42:50</a> “When they’re 90 years old Motley Crüe will still be touring.” Yep.

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• PI

  @PierLessThanZero · 7 months ago

  Too fast for love is probably the best album of 1981. 🍻

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• WL

  @wladislvwesushkin9548 · 11 days ago

  Им уже по 65 но до сих пор прут motley Crue, в натуре красавцы!!!

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