GEEZ!| FIRST TIME HEARING Motley Crue - Looks That Kill REACTION

GEEZ!| FIRST TIME HEARING Motley Crue - Looks That Kill REACTION
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[@chriswood232]

This song was from their second album, "Shout at the Devil" which was, in my opinion, their best. This was the song that introduced me to Motley Crue back in 1983. After this album they started to get more commercial sounding and "Pop" oriented. I'm sure many will disagree, but they were never the same to me.

[@alricaneshama]

This is my favorite album y them.

[@sergiodavila5269]

Dude….I concur. But “Girls Girls Girls” was a nice, gritty return to form 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽

[@jay-bt2lu]

totally agree with you. they drank the koolaid after shout at the devil

[@BlackieNuff]

Nah, you summed it up accurately. Started out edgy and dangerous, even controversial (Satanic Panic, anyone?), and then almost overnight, went all glam and radio-friendly with 1985's Theatre Of Pain. It's all good now, but back in the day, stigmas of criticism was harsh - metal and its loyal legions of metalheads had "standards" and there was no room for any mainstream fluff - musically, lyrically, or fashionwise. I think that might have been the beginnings of "chick metal", the bands that appealed to the girls (Cinderella, Europe, Poison, Warrant, etc - basically expanding on the KISS formula ; quartets, makeup, androgynous costumes, songs about sex, drugs, rock & roll - but especially sex and rock - etc), drawing in more females to the metal genre (and especially the concerts).

[@BlackieNuff]

@@sergiodavila5269 It definitely seemed that way, but anything would after something like Theatre Of Pain, lol.

[@crvnmrhd]

This was the track that launched Motley Crue into the mainstream, and it was huge!

[@deanovanno]

A huge disappointment

[@sergiodavila5269]

Y’all are rocking today. The Shout at the Devil album is definitely Crüe’s heaviest, coolest, & greatest album. For a further look at the album you gotta react to “Shout at the Devil”, their cover of The Beatles “Helter Skelter”, “God Bless the Children of the Beast”, “Ten Seconds to Love”, & “Too Young to Fall in Love”….at the beginning, they were not too glam…they looked like a cross between Kiss & Twisted Sister….more of a shock/creep vibe. LOVED IT then & now….🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽

[@BlackieNuff]

Hell yeah! SATD is still my top fave Crüe album, start to finish! Not a single bad track on it! I still remember back in the day, when all those mail-order music clubs were the rage, and I'd ordered this album (on cassette), eager to the album that was home to Looks That Kill (a song I'd heard on a Canadian compilation album called Masters Of Metal Volume I, K-Tel Records, 1984). As a teen I used to always lull myself to sleep at night with music, so I was excited to play my new Crüe tape... but after I turned out the lights and pressed play... That opening track with the horror movie soundscapes and the creepy narration, "In The Beginning", damn near made me wet myself, lol. I wasn't immune to horror yet, and that opening track freaked me out (I had the same problem with Michael Jackson's Thriller, during Vincent Price's "rap"). So until I got used to it, no more Crüe at bedtime, lol. (And no Thriller, either, haha!) Ahh, 1983... scaring the shit out of the day's youth from all musical genres.

[@fionnmaccumhaill3257]

I had that "Masters Of Metal" cassette and tremendous it well... fond memories.

[@kurtpflegl9724]

I believe they already did Shout at the Devil a long time ago. I would love to see them to Too Young to Fall in Love next. It's a great next song after Looks That Kill.

[@BlackieNuff]

@@kurtpflegl9724 The entire album is a volume of winners (not one bad track on there), but I'd have to say RED HOT is my fave from the whole album. That tempo, that energy, even referencing the title (Shout at the Devil, we laugh at your wars) made it an instant go-to from the day I first got the album.

[@sergiodavila5269]

@@BlackieNuffamigo….you are speaking my language!!! When I started listening to music beyond what my parents had me listening to, I discovered Mötley Crüe on HBO’s Video Jukebox after a Joan Jett video. I was hooked…after I started mowing lawns & earning my own money, I bought Shout at the Devil & Styx’s Kilroy was Here as my first albums. My parents tripped out of course, especially when I played “God Bless the Children of the Beast” & “In the Beginning” out loud in my room. By my 7th grade year, the Satanic Panic happened & they trashed all my tapes. Unfortunately for them, I saved a lot of my lawnmowing money & bought them all back. I sat them down & told them I’m too smart to be taking these lyrics too seriously…I just love the music….of course, they’ve always worried about my dressing in black look….I’ve always reassured them I’ll never go down no crazy path tho. But yeah, that whole album gives me the chills, especially “In the Beginning”….thanks for chatting my Metal brother 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽

[@tonys2899]

All the songs from this album have this vibe. Its the REAL Motley Cruel! Best album.

[@kevinwilson28]

Crue at the top of their game! This is rock at its best.

[@CaptainAngelo]

It’ll be a mortal sin, not to cover live wire! To me, that is motley, Crue’s best song, and it’s in this era early on in their career with the glam metal!

[@dawnpatrol700]

I'm pretty sure they did Livewire a long time ago, I could be wrong

[@davidwalker683]

They did it.

[@AlishaJH89]

They covered Live Wire 9 months back :)

[@cmholmes1067]

For me, their first album is their best and what turned my fiends and I on to them!

[@cmholmes1067]

It would be great if you started with their first album,Too Fast For Love, from start to finish!

[@thisisscorpio6024]

One of my favorite Motley Crue songs that is seldom reacted to is titled, too young to fall in love.

[@cgs9446]

You guys have to do Back For More by Ratt. Tommy and Nikki both appeared in the music video and Ratt knows how to rock. Haven’t done them in a while and only done once

[@donnagent6046]

My favorite Ratt song.

[@kbusby4824]

Written by Stephen Percy about Tawny Kitaen who appears in the video and was Robbin Crosby's girlfriend at the time.

[@AncientActivist]

Way Cool Junior is the BEST Ratt song! Admit it! 😊

[@dawnpatrol700]

This ain't a bar it's a SALOON

[@jasonmarquis7586]

I saw Ratt in concert for their Out Of The Cellar tour. They had Bon Jovi opening for them. 🔥

[@scottbuono2507]

Yeah guy’s early Crue was def.heavier and grittier no doubt..”Too young to fall in love”is another really good one from that era.. great reaction as always🔥👍🏼

[@caveman3021]

All of Shout At the Devil is worth a listen. This is the one that made them "big". Great reactions as always!👍

[@charlesrichardson2372]

This music video was for MTV and catapulted the Crue to where they are. A huge turning point in music vidoes and rock as a whole. Rock on 🤙🫡

[@TheConchologist]

That song cuts through your brain like a hot knife through soft butter. It blows your hair back way back. Tommy’s drums are insane

[@aerynsunx]

This song absolutely *kills*! I'm not a huge Motley Crüe fan, but I love this song. It's an insult to call it "hair" metal. It rocks way too hard. This is pure headbanging rock. 🤘🏼 Note: Their early look, which you're seeing here, was influenced by KISS. But as you see in later videos, they would drop the make-up.

[@proteusblack8913]

They weren't hair metal in the poppy sense that took over most of the late 80's, but they were definitely hair metal in those days, with the obvious hairspray and Theatrical fashion.

[@Steve-cm2ys]

​@@proteusblack8913At this point (Shout at the Devil)' they were simply heavy metal. The "Hair metal" look and sound was just around the corner though and about to get big, yes. A lot of it was good, IMO, from other bands but I've always disliked that Crue got caught up in it to the degree they did. The Shout at the Devil look and sound was THE look and sound of this band, and I like little from them after that album.

[@hackapump]

If you read The Dirt you’ll notice that Nikki based this look for the band on the Mad Max movie franchise. Although I’m sure he was influenced by Kiss in general as well. The Shout At The Devil look though, it’s all from Mad Max.

[@hackapump]

Rant warning - and it’s not directed at any of you guys, so please don’t be offended. The term hair metal was coined by a critic referring to the many Motley Crue copycats who, as the term implies, often had little to offer beyond fabulous hair and pretty makeup. As a derogatory term it clearly doesn’t fit early Motley Crue. Over time it has unfortunately evolved into a genre descriptor though. And as far as genre and era goes, Motley Crue are of course the trailblazers. Not their fault that the copycats sucked. You know the original intention of the term derailed when you see it applied to Whitesnake, a band led by a scruffy (but brilliant) English blues rocker who rather late in his career moved to LA, got a stylist and recorded a major hit album at long last. What it has to do with those Motley Crue copycats is beyond me, but there you have it. I mean, what is the issue here? That a hard rock/metal band gets to number one? Or that a rock band incorporates pop elements into their songs? News flash: The Beatles did that from day one. Every rock band who ever scored a number one hit wrote pop songs. Smells Like Teen Spirit is a pop song. And Def Leppard’s Photograph is one of the finest pop songs ever written - (I’m praying for Miley Cyrus covering that one, she would slay it). The suffocating purism of some rock fans is tiresome - especially since they don’t even know what they’re talking about. Sorry about the rant. Again, it’s not directed at any of you guys, you just reminded me of that old BS, it has (obviously) annoyed me for decades.

[@Dman425]

This was a fad that a lot of metal bands did

[@dustinjones8887]

Happy you guys got to see their old school video, and one of best early songs! This was their 2nd album in '83. Live Wire was on their 1st album in '81. So you got to see them here EARLY on here when they really hit it big.

[@markhagerman1837]

My first introduction to Motley Crue. I bought this album and their first - Too Fast for Love. They were so hard for the time.

[@jasonjennings9087]

This was an earlier version of Motley Crue and was the song/video that moved me from Michael Jackson and pop music over to Metal/Rock.

[@tk72231968]

The 'Shout at the Devil' album was pretty hard and dark, and the 1st one I purchased....way back in middle school. It was a great start for them, super reaction.

[@jeremybilbrey1133]

one thing this often overlooked....motley had a different theme on every album. this was the darker look with the pentagrams on the Shout at the Devil album.

[@jamesnorthup7717]

This is from their second album shout at the devil, I liked the first two albums more than when they got big, it was definitely heavier

[@markmaioli4]

This is the early Hard Rockin Crüe, banger! 🤘

[@jonstreng7850]

WHOA 😯😳 You are going ultimate old school Motley Crue here. Another great monster from their early days to check out is either Too Young To Fall in Love or Piece of Your Action. 😮 Keep up the monster glam reactions. This is my youth revisited. Thank you ❤🎉. Happy 4th of July 🎉. Really doesn't get much simpler and more energetic than this.

[@kenhall6525]

This was the Crue's most metal album, it's pure killer.

[@scottmerrill]

Shout At The Devil was one of my favorite albums in the 80's... wore that record out!!

[@dexterjankaren]

Now you are delving into the best of Crüe. There's a few great songs off this album. For instance, may I also recommend Knock Em Dead Kid from this album.

[@OneThousandHomoDJs]

Saw them open for Ozzy in 84, this was the only song of theirs that I knew, but by the time they finished their set, I was a fan.

[@chriswood232]

I saw that concert in Florida! My first concert and I was already a huge Crue fan (as well as an Ozzy fan, of course). Still one of the best shows I've seen. 🤘

[@OneThousandHomoDJs]

@@chriswood232 From what I now understand, that was a VERY big deal of a tour, but at the time I thought it was just standard. Still one of my favorite concerts, if only because I got to see Jake live.

[@OneThousandHomoDJs]

FWIW, there's a video by Beggars and Thieves that features Jake E. Lee. "We Come Undone." the "most replayed" portion of the video is when Jake shows up. :)

[@josephpearce3650]

And don't forget, Mick Mars was the oldest member of Motley Crue. Nikki Sixx fought for him to be in the band

[@MWelby65]

You've still got some bangers to hear from the Beastie Boys. Today I nominate "Shake Your Rump" from their best album, "Paul's Boutique". It's one of my favorite tracks and the video is a blast.

[@claybmt]

This album was Crue's 2nd album and it came out just days after KISS made their very first appearance without makeup.

[@user-qv2ur2bw3z]

I remember this like it was yesterday 16 yrs old in 1983 when this album came out. Got lots of air time on MTV back then.

[@alricaneshama]

Yep. I was 5 in 1983 and had already been introducted to their first album by my older cousins.

[@keetahbrough]

ohhh yer touching my heart with these early tracks! Basic hard rock and roll... bare bones... the gritty street origins of MotCru show up here, for sure. Brilliant stuff of Motley Crue. They contributed towards the Satanic Panic of the 80's. That was a real thing lol.

[@mattmorganRnR]

You should definitely do “ Same Ol Situation “. It shows you what a live show is like 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@vetti2u]

This was the song that blew up Motley Crue on MTV. I can't even imagine how many times I watched this video back in the day!

[@dawngipe6324]

This whole album really broke them out...especially on MTV, but the album before this,(Too Fast For Love) I love as well

[@andyford8587]

1983, first year in college. Wearing out my Walkman with Shout at the Devil and Def Leppard Pyromania. Good times.

[@SquirminHermanthe1eyedGerman]

That album was one of my favorites when I was 16 but my favorite was their first album "Too Fast For Love" which every song is a banger, Piece Of Your Action, Starry Eyes, Live Wire & Take Me To The Top are my jams ✌💖☮

[@jeffreyflint6286]

Totally agree man! I was 23 when that came out lol 👍👍🤟🤟

[@SquirminHermanthe1eyedGerman]

@@jeffreyflint6286 I just turned 56 in April, hard to believe that album is 40 yrs old now & I still bang my head although I dont have my long ass hippy hair any more

[@jeffreyflint6286]

@@SquirminHermanthe1eyedGerman far out man. I'm about to be 64 and my hair is white and silver plus I'm starting to bald lol. Its still down to the middle of my back. Which brings us to Rush's Caress Of Steel album from 1975. I Think I'm Going Bald lol.

[@Chris.Davis.2]

Mick Mars was such an underrated shredder. 🙏

[@jamesgilliam5278]

I remember blasting that on my car stereo when i was 17. Sounds just as badass now

[@matthenning1946]

This was their big album that got them on MTV. The make up was how Glam rock was at the time. This is why Aerosmith wrote Dude Looks Like A Lady.

[@drheerdt]

Motley Crue rocks. But did you know STRYPER consistently beat the Crue in view voting on MTV's Total Request Live back in the day?

[@chuckjohnson5235]

Hold up buddy. You ever hear of the "Crüe Rule"? Home Sweet Home held the number one spot on Dial MTV for over 3 months and ever since then, no artist has gone over 30 days because 30 days is the limit. Also, there's video of Tom Araya doing a cover of Looks That Kill. That is all.

[@joetoth2564]

Just heard Motley Crue cover a Beastie Boys song. "You gotta fight for your right to party" The beastie boys classic version is worthy of a reaction

[@forakermm]

My baby sister was 3 when this came out. She’d run to the TV every time it came on MTV and head bang for the entire video. She hates that I tell people this story. Lol!! 🤘🏼

[@PatrickChachulski]

"Shout at the Devil" was a Masterpiece!

[@GNXXRAY]

This was early…For Crue. Kiss had already removed their makeup but still had a harder look as a regular band. This is Pre-Hair Band era… Quiet Riot set the bar by having the first “heavy metal” album to hit #1. After that…the world feasted on hard rock/ Heavy metal. Glam Rock or the Hair Band era came around a few years after and was in full swing by 1985… From 85-91…it ruled the world. Motley Crue was one of the tops in that time. Crue, Def Leppard, Poison, Cinderella, Ratt, Bon Jovi, and Kiss….were the Top Glam Rock bands. Van Halen, GnR, Judas Priest, Scorpions, Tesla and AC/DC were never in the Glam Rock category but enjoyed enormous success in those years also. The late 80’s Rock era spawned dozens of bands…that had great success. Skid Row, MSG, Danger Danger, and so many more. I’m drawing a blank on how many there were. I lived and loved that time. The best of my life. I was 15 in 1985

[@samueldowless1813]

My favorite crue song

[@briantierney7928]

Highly suggest another heavy track from the crue. PRIMAL SCREEM! great heavy beat, awesome for getting pumped for working out. Have a great rest of your week , you guys are awesome

[@TheSmokey999]

It’s so great how much you 2 have grown from the beginning of your channel. Into my favorite reactors for a long while now . Keep up the good reactions ❤

[@AZambri1]

The next two Crue songs to check out are "Too Young to Fall in Love" and "Dancing on Glass", which is about heroin addiction (which Nikki Sixx was). In fact, back in '87, Nikki Sixx overdosed on heroin and was reportedly declared clinically dead for two minutes before a paramedic revived him.

[@mikefrost5022]

There was two eras of glam rock. 70's glam and 80's glam where bands wore makeup and costumes. 70s had Kiss, Alice Cooper and David Bowie. 80's had Motley Crue, Poison and Cinderella.

[@persiascott2490]

This was when Glam Rock was big on the club scene. Poison also famously wore make up as did many bands did at this time. Motley Crue always rocked

[@robertschiavone5159]

80's rock was cool..the hair the spandex outfits and the hard guitars and drums..you know head bangin music

[@spydude38]

The earlier days of Motley Crue had them wearing face makeup and you picked up on that. The music was indeed harder at the beginning. Motley Crue, Tesla, Ratt, and on and on during the 80s had many hair metal groups putting the petal to the metal.

[@gsmith7309]

I got Shout at the Devil when it first came out when I put it on I got chills up my spine my hair stood up on end it was a game changer to me honest I think it's the best Rock album of the 80s❤❤❤❤❤

[@kdm71291]

There may have been some small inspiration by KISS, but the hair band/hair metal makeup trend of the 1980s was really its own thing…..from the sort of gothic style only hinting slightly of femininity of Motley Crue, to the all out, big teased hair and deeply feminine look of Poison when they were at their peak!

[@chrisoakley5830]

I think 70s Kiss inspired the whole hair metal look and feel of the 80s.

[@Nite37]

This was the first song I ever saw of them on MTV. I said to myself, "This bad is going to be big".

[@AI_Surfer]

I remember this video, and the video for 'Too Young To Fall In Love', at the time (1983), was played on television Saturday mornings during kids shows (in the Los Angeles market).

[@BobBlanchardMarketer]

80’s metal rules! Much simpler and fun time! I’m 60 y/old and this song seems like yesterday

[@yolandabrooksqueenofsevens]

This was when Motley Crue was really good ❤

[@colibri1]

Motley Crue's other major radio hit from about this time was "Shout at the Devil," which y'all would probably also consider dark. Early Motley Crue like this from 1983 was more "dark" in look and sound, partly because the hard rock/heavy metal of the early eighties was drawing on the early seventies for their sound, and horror-ish face makeup like Kiss wore was a minor trend in early seventies hard rock, also seen in early Alice Cooper. Other early eighties metal performers who donned it were Mercyful Fate and Wrathchild. Motley Crue's look during these early years also owed a lot to early seventies Johnny Thunders of the New York Dolls.

[@LordEriolTolkien]

For those of us that were teens in the 80's, it remains a magical time of exceptional music and movies. We were and are blessed to have lived in such a time. \m/

[@gmr7494]

Mick Mars most underrated metal guitarist of all time

[@MikeHart72]

I bought the Masters of Metal Volume 1 cassette and this song was my introduction to Motley Crue. Great song

[@joeyrogers7017]

In 1984, my dad was 24, I was 3 turning 4, this and Ratt - Out Of The Cellar were his go to tapes. This was my introduction to heavy metal. I was 3, 4 years old with my dad cranking this tape with hardly any bass, all treble. The good days. Please listen to my favorite song on that album and my favorite Motley song "Too Young To Fall In Love".

[@fotosbyduane]

I tried getting this song in my wedding, but the wife vetoed it. 😂

[@azcoder]

Did she at least take it as a compliment?

[@bradpriebe9218]

This was their first and rawest album. This was the very early days of hair metal and they were one of the hardest at the time. There was a lot of late 70s influence in there from bands like KISS as well as from Euro bands like Priest, Maiden and Scorpions

[@ericsmith6615]

Wife Speaking..Hey...Saw these guys in Atlanta with Poison, Joan Jett and Def Leppard last year and it kicked a*s!!! I love this earlier Motley Crue sound!!

[@MichaelKerr71]

Their first two albums were more heavy and they had that "Shock Rock" look to them. This is what I grew up with from them at first. They were very hard core at that time. Skulls, blood, flaming pentagrams etc. I still love it to this day.

[@jimmyjames6267]

Too young to fall in love is they're best song ever!

[@jaguars08221]

This was the first look at Motley Crue for most people, and yes it was darker which is was drew a ton of fans.

[@dvaderwasframed]

Next Motley Crue has got to be their first video, Live Wire and then Too Young To Fall In Love. The real party days of The Crue

[@Rock4UNow]

⭐⭐⭐Their best album, i saw them during this time opening up for Ozzy at Madison Square Garden, Vince slapped my hand, Nikki was laying on floor playing his bass, Mick looked like crawled out of the grave..lol. That show changed my life and inspired me to put together my 1st band.⭐⭐⭐

[@coxscorner]

That riff is so awesome and uses some non standard chords. My favorite Crue song.

[@sumonjamal1653]

When Motley Crue started in 1981, they wore a lot of makeup and dressed in heels and leather... They actually opened for Kiss on what was a disastrous 1982/ '83 tour for 'Creatures of the night' ... when Kiss had fallen in popularity. Motley was signed to Elektra Records in 1983, which also signed Dokken... later, Metallica and Tracy Chapman... and released their 2nd album 'Shout at the devil'... "Looks that kill" was the first music video and the 2nd was 'Too young to fall in love'... Many felt that 'Shout at the devil' was their heaviest record and it really was an iconic heavy metal record of the 80's, cited by KoRn, Green Day and Papa Roach as a huge influence. It sold 4 million copies in the US. Motley Crue spent 1984 opening a major tour for Ozzy Osbourne, and their record actually outsold Ozzy's 'Bark at the Moon' at the time and made the band one of the biggest acts of the 80's.

[@Daniel-ef3tk]

They were definitely inspired by Kiss. Honestly during the 70's and 80's it seems like everyone was. Kiss was an empire! There were Kiss comic books, movies, all kinds of merchandise.

[@chrisoakley5830]

I feel that Kiss were directly responsible for the Hair metal bands that we saw in the 80s, no doubt.

[@derangedlunaticakad.l.7030]

The wild hair and face paint was a 80’s thing. A lot of bands from then had the look.

[@RobertSmith-js2kz]

Earlier Crue than you have seen up to this point. Lots of "shock" value in the imagery. They knew EXACTLY what they were doing. And for SURE they were implementing the KISS formula. It worked ;) Great song. Great album!

[@bobbi1972]

I remember listening to this on the “boom box” while sitting in the back of the school bus😂

[@jessejamessimons483]

Alright my babies....As a high school senior, heavy rotation on MTV for this banger ‼️💯🔥🤘🏼😎🤘🏼

[@paulwalsh2344]

"Looks That Kill" is an amazing song from a really great album. Such a vibe back then !

[@wolfpack9958]

Micks riffs and tone are so badass.

[@gerardoreyes602]

Great band and great reaction guys, love the channels. ❤ my favorite MC song is Don't go away mad,just go away, because it was during a break up. 😅👏💯

[@bunnyheywood]

That's when them and Kiss were really hitting their stride in rock music...and i loved the big hair days of rock! I've been to hundreds of concerts so far in my 64 years of life and rock was always my favorite music. Motley's concerts were epic....lots of rock bands were!! 😜😊❤

[@alishahall3189]

I'm 45 year's old & I still love this stuff

[@timothyherring3211]

Motley Crue is the badasses of Rock.

[@darleneatkinson3906]

Rob Squad Reactions, love this song the whole Record was great I got to see them in concert it made my number one goal as a young person to actually see them in concert. It was super great, this was years and years ago there was so many people at this concert, who knew they were so many people all around my age that went. There was other rock and roll bands. I play that record so much I actually worn it out. I love Kiss also they were super great band as well. Thanks again for playing Motley Crue music.

[@waynemilliken1280]

Shout at the Devil was really framed and painted by Vince's vocals. Tom Werman did a masterful job making Vince sound like he did. After Shout Vince's vocals took A more commercial tone

[@EricSmith-gx7lu]

They said in their early years their outfits were influenced by the movies "Escape from New York" and "The Road Warrior."

[@wompa70]

First two Crue albums were the hardest and heaviest by far. Metal with a punk attitude. This album, “Shout At The Devil”, sold millions of albums with the record company not doing a single thing. No marketing, no calling DJs to get songs on the air, nothing. This album was passed around every single day in my high school. We’d stay after school and listen to it in the parking lot. Yeah, there was music available that was “better” and all. But nothing had us kids as pumped as this.

[@ninagarza4118]

Thank you thank you for reacting to Motley Crue’s “Looks That Kill” because no one has done it yet on KZbin that I could find. Thank you 🙏🏻

[@playmeri]

I saw them live with Ozzy and what a show! Nothing like seeing them live in the 80's

[@megaroli]

Probably my favorite Crue’s song. This song needs to be listened with a good sound system so you can appreciate that beautiful guitar distortion and powerful drums. Awesome song!

[@tommykirkland3140]

From a lifelong "Crue is my favorite band" guy.......here are a few different sounds of their that I love and think you would love to react to......."you're all I need", "without you", "time for change", "primal scream" "hooligans holiday'.

[@user-eq8pm3fy9h]

Saw themi in 84 at Monsters of Rock in Nuremberg. With Accept, Gary Moore, Dio, Ozzy, AC/DC and Van Halen. Awesome concert!

[@Jessedog11]

I remember my Mom took this album away from me !!! LOL- little did she know i made a copy on Cassette!!

[@kesleycottrell1416]

This is Heavy frickin Metal at its best.

[@aglovegibbbrothers2282]

this was their earlier days that's how they started. . songs like shout at the devil, too young to fall in love, live wire and so forth.

[@reneeheknowsmyname6771]

Next up .......... 'Too Young To Fall In Love, Don't Go Away Mad, Starry Eyes, Same Ol Situation, Primal Kill'

[@MP-od1zz]

This was their first main stream video, and this video introduced many fans to Motley Crue when it aired on MTV. So yes, they wore a little makeup in the beginning, and then dropped it soon after.

[@danieljohnston1798]

When Motley Crue came out in 1981 they were doing sort of a Kiss/Alice Cooper shock rock kind of thing with makeup and scary costumes, fire, etc. Then Shout at the Devil came out (this album) in 83, that was the height of the shock rock look. Then in 1985 with the release of theater of pain they changed to this really glammed up look. Girls Girls Girls they changed to a biker kind of look.

[@timbarrett866]

OMG This rocks so hard...loved it since the release...best ever CRUE!

[@MetalAsylumNJ]

Headbanging heavy metal Crue. Best era of the band