but nothing about their self-titled debut was remotely glamorous. While Kiss were extolling the virtues of licking it up and Motley Crue were waxing poetic about the looks that killed, W.A.S.P. frontman Blackie Lawless threatened to “nail your ass to the sheets” and “do whatever I want...
but nothing about their self-titled debut was remotely glamorous. While Kiss were extolling the virtues of licking it up and Motley Crue were waxing poetic about the looks that killed, W.A.S.P. frontman Blackie Lawless threatened to “nail your ass to the sheets” and “do whatever I want...
but nothing about their self-titled debut was remotely glamorous. While Kiss were extolling the virtues of licking it up and Motley Crue were waxing poetic about the looks that killed, W.A.S.P. frontman Blackie Lawless threatened to “nail your ass to the sheets” and “do whatever I want...
his arrival added some welcome new ingredients to Motley Crue's multi-platinum sound. Not only did Corabi bring a markedly different vocal sound, he also contributed lyrics and guitar – weapons that were not really part of Neil's arsenal....
3. Motley Crue, 'Shout at the Devil' (1983) The original, black-on-black pentagram cover said it all. On their 1983 sophomore LP,Shout at the Devil, Motley Crue took all the elements of their scrappy 1981 debut,Too Fast for Love, and made them bigger, darker and more debauched. The...
Motley Crue (1983):If there’s a heavy metal equivalent to the Sex Pistols’ punk rock debut, it’s probably Motley Crue’s sophomore triumph – where quality musicianship takes a backseat to furious energy. It's here where they begin an inexorable march to stardom. ...
“Our producer, Flood, and I looked at each other and I told Trent, ‘Well, you had the pop single for the record until you said ‘fuck’ in every line of the chorus.’ Trent started laughing and he said, ‘I know.’ He did it on purpose because he didn’t want, necessarily, ...
Motley Crue (1994):For their first (and, as it turns out, only) album without founding singer Vince Neil, Motley Crue ditched their '80s flash in favor of some seriously heavy and surprisingly serious hard rock. The change-up was too much for many fans at first, but every year more an...
Motley Crue (1994):For their first (and, as it turns out, only) album without founding singer Vince Neil, Motley Crue ditched their '80s flash in favor of some seriously heavy and surprisingly serious hard rock. The change-up was too much for many fans at first, but every year more an...
How Did Metallica Learn to Accept This Recording Style? The Metallica drummer tells Anderson that the recording process worked for both parties due to the level of trust they had in one another, returning to the concept of freedom/liberation of not being bogged down in tracking take after take...