1. Motley Crue, 'Too Fast for Love' (1981) This is where it all began. In 1981, four scrawny, headstrong, piss-broke street urchins shacked up in a squalid, two-bedroom apartment around the corner from the Sunset Strip and set out on their quest to change the face of heavy metal a...
Q&A: Motley Crue on being 'banned in Canada'--TORONTO - Before Motley Crue's depraved decadence...Patch, Nick
Motley Crue released 2000’s ‘New Tattoo.’ It was a welcome return to their sleazy brand of rock 'n' roll, but the songwriting wasn’t consistent enough to knock any of the following albums further down in our rankings.
Really no need for editorial here. I did read – I think it was in Ray Crock’s biography or autobiography – that he used to fly over towns and cities across America and look for available land next to churches because he believed that it was that demographic most likely to repeatedly c...
As a wedding and event planner, I usually turn to music videos for inspiration when my well has run dry. I had a bride recently who was looking for a New Orleans inspired vintage wedding. All I did was start searching music videos and came across Beyoncé's "Formation" video; when I ...
“I’m quite positive that these guys didn’t really see the process of making the record from the same perspective that I did,” the producer recalled to Spin.“And I think that caused a lot of friction.” “I think Superunknown had more tension than some of the records because it wa...
1. Love them or hate them, every song onHysteriais meticulously engineered to stick in your brain, which propelled it to 12 million copies sold in the U.S. alone.Hysteriawas a cornerstone of ‘80s rock and, along with Bon Jovi’sSlippery When Wetand Motley Crue’sShout at the Devil, ...
1. Love them or hate them, every song onHysteriais meticulously engineered to stick in your brain, which propelled it to 12 million copies sold in the U.S. alone.Hysteriawas a cornerstone of ‘80s rock and, along with Bon Jovi’sSlippery When Wetand Motley Crue’sShout at the Devil, ...
Motley Crue took Kiss' out-sized theatrics and retooled them for a new era, blending pop hooks and over-the-top raunchiness to create the decade's most popular hard-rock sound. MTV did the rest, as Motley Crue took excess to new levels into the '90s. A couple of lineup changes late...
Years beforeGuns N' Rosesreleased "Get in the Ring" on 1991's two-albumUse Your Illusionset, inspiration forAxl Rose's virulent, anti-media screed struck at the1989MTVVideo Music Awards. The once-chummy Guns N' Roses andMotley Cruewere both in attendance, and the latter presented the form...