Motley Crue - Full Concert - 10/10/87 - Oakland Coliseum Stadium (OFFICIAL)

[@bigmaxy07]

Who's on a Motley binge for the last week ?

[@Iceis_Phoenix]

Meeee

[@mart8886]

The Dirt put me so much back into it

[@sk8erhardy]

Oh yes! 🤘🏻 forget how much I love the crue!

[@Iceis_Phoenix]

@@sk8erhardy you are still a die hard fan, its ok..

[@Orangecatadventures]

literally me, non stop

[@stixxnstonerz3450]

Tommy was/is a beast on drums. He gives 110% throughout the entire set everytime he plays. Madman! Much props!

[@jignrapala6762]

Cocaine

[@RocDocOG]

His drum solo's suck major balls though.. he can seriously fuck off.

[@robertbelyea5767]

@@jignrapala6762 cocaine AND balls to the wall energy

[@yaboi5672]

Rocky Neidhardt your mad you can’t do what he can.

[@RocDocOG]

Ya Boi I could easily out drum him on any of these solos

[@joddeurter2448]

Dancing On Glass, underrated

[@brennanwright1887]

mindre begavet I fucking love that song

[@jontrendkillergarcia]

Fax

[@patrickjira7524]

Looooooove that song. Crazy riff

[@YoungHeartedSoul]

YES AMAZING SONG> Nikki SIxx is an amazing writer. Guy is a genious. He will never die, wait he did die once, but being he is a legend he came back to write more.

[@NightWarriorAlive]

Yeah, great setlist!

[@dracoreptox4380]

Mr.Mars such an underrated guitarist

[@mikekennedy8644]

Mars fucking roxxxx

[@neobes]

I don't think any of Motley was underrated at this point. They were the biggest rock band in the world right here! I saw them three weeks after this show and I knew I was witnessing history. Guns N Roses opened and it was their first show with Motley, but we couldn't wait for GNR to get off the stage!

[@MrJoeythebabykangaro]

He is the only musician in that band. They don't deserve him at all.

[@marcofdelos]

@@MrJoeythebabykangaro That's a crazy statement dude. Tommy kicks fuckin ass drumming!

[@kidwave1]

Now thats hilarious! Any accolades heaped on Mick Mars would be too much. And the guy saying he has a good guitar tone is mental and deaf.

[@VictorWesterling]

I was there too. I remember when David Coverdale was singing "Give Me All Your Love Tonight" and had a shoe thrown on the stage. He changed the next verse to "Give Me All Your SHOES Tonight" LOL

[@wrightguyz]

hilarious!

[@towermedia5940]

@@wrightguyznot at all

[@VS-ei7cy]

I was there and saw that!

[@johnyflorez5397]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤟

[@VictorWesterling]

Jett Boy - Poison - Whitesnake - Motley Crue. 🤘

[@chaddrumm6809]

Tommy’s drum playing was second to none when it came to passion, energy, and aggression! You can see his arms flailing from a mile away!

[@xxxcontentxBD]

HOLY COW...! Tommy is THE LOUDEST hardest hitting drummer on earth what a MONSTER!!

[@russelltech7691]

Mick Mars is a badass guitar player. Very underrated.

[@kidwave1]

Now thats hilarious! Any accolades heaped on Mick Mars would be too much. And the guy saying he has a good guitar tone is mental and deaf

[@lenny6239]

it rocked when I was 13 and still does when I am 44 !!! Crue Rules !!!!

[@YoungHeartedSoul]

YES. I was 11 and listening to this on vinyl. Crü Rüles.

[@kidwave1]

Thats kinda funny, I was just thinking how I liked crue @ 15, but now at 48, im embarrassed to think I ever enjoyed this crap. Its so cheesy and weak, and just doesnt hold up. Oh well, to each his own.

[@adamfowler5475]

it's crazy reading Nikki' s heroin diaries, and reading his journal entry about this concert, or any major show in 1987 for them.

[@romu7999]

Great book. Even nastier than the Dirt. Now i see Nikki 87 as a zombie;)

[@jay73crue81]

Same here unbelievable

[@Shiloh7377]

Ive read/own that book (great read) and as soon as I seen this and clicked on it to watch I picked up nikkis book N read that date....

[@AnonymousSourcesConfidential]

He lies a lot.

[@deuexmachianist]

@@AnonymousSourcesConfidential what's the lie in it?

[@notforsale5967]

Saw them at the San Jose Civic back back in 84. Those were great years.

[@jerryallen1768]

Saw them with Ozzy then, awesome. Brings back memories

[@nicketten1232]

Holy shit even Vince sounds great here! This was their drugged out hitting rock bottom phase....sounds the best lol

[@browntrout3994]

I've seen the CRUE about dozen or so times. He hasnt always "half-assed it" ...The Carnival of Sins was the best I've heard him in last 10 yrs BUT I was VERY disappointed in him specifically in last two shows I seen during Final Tour.

[@BadaBing01]

Yeah Vince sounded great and he was at his best performance and in shape wise as well as the rest of the band Motley Crue because of course they were rite in the middle of their prime and they were really young at that time . I also saw Motley Crue back when they were on this girls girls girls tour and they set two dates for the state I live in , Iowa . The show that I went to was in july of 1987 at the Veterans Memorial Auditorium In Des Moines Iowa and it was a awesome fuckin kick ass show and it sold out as well that night . You can see the whole full concert I was at In Des Moines Iowa rite here on u tube , just type in Motley Crue girls girls girls tour live In Des Moines Iowa July 12th 1987 .

[@zepourriable]

Yeah man just watched that gig the other day! It's cool to have another complete show from the girls era other than Tacoma and Oakland. Des Moines is the best available on youtube IMO

[@jamesbalog4562]

Brown Trout: Your 100% correct. He sounded great on the Carnival of sins tour. I saw them twice on the Final tour. First show was God Awful, 2nd show Vince sounded very good, like a totally different person.

[@mooknick242]

lol you seriously think he sounds good?

[@Ben-ir6bw]

Love all these old Motley stuff

[@georgeloveless4176]

Believe it or not, Tommy Lee was one of the more respected drummers during the 80s. He hit HARD, he was a great showman and was always on point. Not too mention the fact that hes a lot of fun to watch.

[@jbatts7189]

What an amazing album and tour. These Motley days are over. I wish we can go back in time. I saw the girls girls girls tour in Montreal. What a show

[@anthonylove821]

i went to the crue /whitesnake show back in 87 at the meadowlands in NJ....still my favorite concert to date

[@v.b.t.9781]

Was that with LOUDNESS too

[@DarrensDealer]

@@v.b.t.9781 Nope, Loudness opened for Crue at Madison Square Garden on the Theatre of Pain Tour on August 14, 1985

[@darylsandlin5871]

I was here & I have it one CD. The entire show, not this chopped up version. Was 17, on the verge of turning 18 & it was a blast!!

[@mottosierra1372]

Daryl Sandlin the cd is from the soundboard ?

[@lauraburns4365]

I was there too great show

[@guruzini1971]

i too was there....great day on the green

[@darylsandlin5871]

Sorry for the late reply. No man, a buddy recorded it on cassette from the front row area I believe, came out good. Years later he, by God's grace, gave me the only master copy & I had it put on CD a few years ago.

[@dustinallen1393]

@@darylsandlin5871 could I get a cd copy??

[@PatPakken]

Say what you want about Vince's vocals. He could front a band back in the day. Such swagger. I mean, if Don Dokken could move like Vince he'd probably be selling out arenas right now.

[@_vixen_4504]

Couldn’t agree more, Don Dokken had a pretty boring stage presence which is sad because he was an amazing vocalist.

[@manny44]

Why am I suddenly fiending for a Winston cigarette and Budweiser?

[@pnkflyd66]

Snort coke

[@cybilized6853]

OMG!!! I WAS THERE!!! 😮 14 years old....

[@nikkisixx6042]

Hey do u remember anything cool about that concert

[@michaelcollins8684]

@@nikkisixx6042 yep, Poison got booed off stage and David Coverdale got hit in the face with a converse tennis shoes and by the time they set up Tommy's spinning drum kit and you guys finally took the stage we all sobered up

[@Benjamin_Lees_]

@@nikkisixx6042 the whole thing bru

[@LITMOVIESCENES]

They didnt show you the "VIP room"?

[@TrentFlips]

tommy is so damn solid . especially for a rock drummer who is living that lifestyle haha.

[@kevinshobbyroom3932]

This sounds and looks amazing for the 80's , WOW !!!

[@hgmcalifas]

They opened this tour with ALL IN THE NAME OF ROCK.

[@corrado]

it was cut in this video

[@lukehill7559]

Man I wish could've seen Motley in '87 they sound so good

[@sgtrock2821]

I was there. It was awesome.

[@rayjingloryproductions3770]

I don't know about '87. I saw 'em in '85 for the Theater of Pain Tour in San Diego. I was 25 then. The mid 70's throughout ALL of the '80's were the BEST TIMES for Rock.

[@cmwdrum]

I was at this show. Day on the Green! The bands were Jet Boy, Poison, White Snake & Motley Crue. It was fucking insane!

[@BrianKGillman]

cmwdrum Agreed. I was there too.

[@slimpickens7480]

+cmwdrum Yep. My first concert. Remember they were playing Def Leppard's "Hysteria" on the loud speakers before the show started?

[@RogerCA66]

I was at this show as well! I was stationed at Alameda on board the USS Enterprise. There were so many great concerts I went to in the bay area, including many at the Cow Palace in Daly City. The 80's was a great time to be young and partying my ass off.

[@brunomartinez9472]

I'm cooking at home while listening to this great concert real loud. thanks for uploading this. (just in case: I listen Motley since over 10 years)

[@kayteeznutz]

my parents saw them at this show, and can i just say how jealous i am of them. i would kill to see crüe in concert. 🤘🏼

[@TechSnazzy]

Mick is the greatest guitarist of all time. Period.

[@romu7999]

Loool. Any of this guy is the best with its instrument. Anyway i love em.

[@Bogeyman19DidNotScareMyAss]

There is no greatest

[@Mike4metal]

I was there that night! The Crue killed it!

[@sgtrock2821]

So was I. Remember Poison got booed? Then White Snake jammed. I punched a guy trying to crowd close to the stage during White Snake in front of the stage and he went down. He was way fucked up. Cloverdale stopped singing and said hey we got a problem over here. We moved out of that area. Didn't want to get kicked out and miss the crowd. Best days.

[@Yltimate_]

@@sgtrock2821 was this the show where diarrhea boy announced it to the crowd?

[@gama2467]

Me too

[@bryansteele832]

Did they seriously only play for 49 minutes?

[@Mike4metal]

@@bryansteele832 it”s been so many years now that I can”t remember how long the show was but they rocked the house for sure!🔥✨

[@haida72]

October 27th, Montréal Forum. 15 years old. First show ever !

[@MuddyGunns]

I've been on a Crue Binge since 1983 ... LOL ... Mick Mars tone on this recording just defines that early Crue sound ... in fact, Mick Mars defined their sound ... that was a mean f*cking guitar tone! Rock on!

[@emilymathews478]

Tommy Lee is amazing on drums and always gives every show his everything. SMH.

[@Nirolevy1]

That's where they shot the Wild Side video, Like Tommy Lee himself said - every little thing that was moving had a camera strapped to it, so the viewer doesn't miss anything

[@Eddie-In-Las-Vegas]

Wild Side Video wasn't shot at this particular concert. I should know.....I was there and Wild Side Video had been out 6 months before this concert took place here in Oakland Calif.

[@bdp1966]

This is the show Nikki was talking about in "The beroin Diaries" he almost missed the show because he had done a lot of freebase.

[@CARETAKER89able]

Heroin not.. Beroin!!

[@bdp1966]

Johnny Marlin Oops didn't catch that thanks

[@bdp1966]

+omegaman Actually Nikki writes about this gig in The Heroin Diaries. Great book. If you haven't read it yet,you should.

[@runawayuniverse]

+Barry Parker I've not read the book, but this was my first rock show I ever saw and I just found the ticket stub for it.

[@bdp1966]

+runawayuniverse you should read it,Nikki was sad and loney person during that time.

[@NightWarriorAlive]

This video is brought to you by Winston cigarettes and Budweiser- "This Bud's For You"!

[@aati7803]

48:18 Tommy throwing stick in the air like a BOSS

[@erwindevries267]

And catching it

[@Joesfosterdogs]

Tommy Lee is a perfect example of genre drumming...outside of this style he is nothing more than one of 10k drummers...in this context, he rules. His look behind the kit is epic! His style and stroke are so fluid...he hits like a rock drummer...the effort to make that drum cage every gig had to be a nightmare!

[@jenrylands5956]

My first concert. I was 11. Day On The Green. This very show.

[@bricesansixx181]

Jen Rylands was it with Poison and Jetboy right!?

[@headbangermetal5929]

@@bricesansixx181 yes

[@hazysativa3045]

I saw this tour live... Whitesnake opened... What an amazing show.

[@dalestrom1]

Damn. They weren't fucking around on this tour. Vince even sounds great. Dancing on Glass sounds badass live. Shoulda utilized that song live more often on later tours.

[@jokerisaac41]

0:00 All In The Name Of... 1:51 Dancing On Glass 7:18 Looks That Kill 13:42 Wild Side 16:01 Ten Seconds To Love 18:55 Ten Seconds To Love (Continued) 24:26 Red Hot 27:48 Home Sweet Home 32:06 Wild Side 33:41 Drum Solo 39:47 Shout At The Devil 43:08 Smokin' In The Boys Room 48:04 Jailhouse Rock #MÖTLEYCRÜE 🤘🤘🏻🤘🏿🤘🏼🤘🏽🤘🏾

[@knoxgarrett]

When rock was rock. Today's hitmakers cldn't like the sweat off of some of their predecessors' bal....

[@romeokid69]

I find it really funny that you say that seeing as how the guy who plays Tommy Lee in the film is one of today's biggest hitmakers and apparently the Crue love him to death.....which proves they don't know shit from shinola!!!!

[@GlennKokko]

Nikki Sixx wrote in his diary that day... "I havent been to sleep in over 48 hours. I dont think I can make the show. I cant even write...my hands are shaking so bad. I keep hearing voices everytime I hit the pipe then I come down and nobody is there. I'm losing it. I need some dope to come down and nobody is around...all I have is coke. No booze, nothing...not even one fucking pill. Im just not gonna answer the door or phone. Fuck...what am I gonna do? Theres a sold-out stadium waiting and I'm dying here and nobody really gives a fuck. Neither do I. I wish I could die. Im gonna go take a hot shower and lay in bed, maybe Ill fall asleep...ya right...I'm soooo fucked..."

[@justincase2271]

Don't believe all this crap. That book is full with made up stories. He always claims how wasted he was and fucked up, shaking and stuff, but yet he wrote a diary. Think about it. I know a few people who worked for the Crüe from '86-'90. They told me that they were wild but not that wild. Nikki is a notorious liar. He wants to be known as a rock legend, like Keith Richards. But the reality is that he is more or less a pretty talentless poser and liar. 98% of his oh I was so crazy, wasted, nearly dead blah blah blah stories are completely made up. Ask anyone who was with them at the time. The whole Sunset Strip scene is laughing about him and his book.

[@bobokiller568]

Justin Case he literally had an overdose at the end of 87 and yes there's a picture of the paramedics trying to revive him

[@andiw2605]

@@justincase2271 Seems that all the people who claim that NS is a poser, know someone who knows someone one who knows the Crue, but there's never any real evidence nor names to refute Nikki's claims in the book. I find that there is far more corroborating evidence to support his claims. Nearly 30 people interviewed in his book.As well as many other names mentioned in his book, and in the Dirt as well. None have come out to refute Nikki's drug use....even the ones he trash talks within the pages. To boot, his born-again Christian ex-girlfriend doesn't dispute it. Think the Evangelist would lie for him? There are just far too many people in Nikki's drug years, whether in the book or not, who haven't come forward to call BS. The 2 or 3 known musicians, who call him out as a poser, either weren't around him during those years, or only offer lame "evidence" as why why they think NS is a poser. Phil Lewis says that heroin wasn't very available in LA during that time. So what?! Does that also mean that people ,such as Slash, Duff McKagan, Izzy Stradlin, Steven Adler, Robbin Crosby, Hillel Slovak, Joe Perry, Steven Tyler, Jeff LaBar, Dave Mustaine and Dave Ellefson are all liars too since they were heroin addicts living in LA during that time? Pictures, band interviews, and concert videos from 1987 are also pretty telling of Nikki's drug-addled state at that time. NS would have to have some pair of brass ones to put a "poser" book out there, and not expect a maelstrom of friends, family, colleagues, ex's and contemporaries to come forward to call BS, plus risk effing up the reputation of his band, who was still touring at that time, if he knew it wasn't true. The maelstrom never came. Just few sad celebs refuting and a bunch of no-names refuting (the ones who know someone, who knows someone, who knows the Crue) don't hold up to the multitude who either support, corroborate, or haven't come forward to dispute the book.

[@Steeveyboy]

Nobody would ever be journaling about that shit while smoking crack. Total fraud.

[@Benjamin_Lees_]

Probably one of the most iconic mötley stages

[@guruzini1971]

I WAS THERE! 16 AND HIGH!

[@browntrout3994]

you couldnt help but get high at these concerts back in the day...its was in the air. You didnt even have to smoke back then to get high

[@iempire100]

music was way more fun back then

[@tuesdaysgone77]

That’s awesome

[@FunTimeStudios82]

Their concerts today suck compared to this (in my opinion). I didn't realize that Vince could ever sound this good live!

[@bandit7498]

Nathan B. eh, I think it's nostalgia talking. We can watch the videos of the old days and really dig it. But their stage show today is utterly insane. There's even talk of having Alice Cooper decapitate them all at the end of their final show.

[@shitcan666]

bandit7498 Not nostalgia. Who cares about the stage show when they sound like shit and look like if my grandparents robbed the rock store at the mall?

[@raypratt3611]

Nathan see that's bad!!When he sounds so damn awful now,u think this is good!!I'm a huge crue fan but damn the man could not sing live for shit!!studio magic and great frontman,but not the actual vocals!!

[@rdropcuff]

Man those back up singers are talented wow!

[@valentinasilva7873]

I love Mötley crüe 🤘❤️💋

[@markrosenquist8259]

I saw this tour. Guns and Roses opened. Great show! Welcome to the jungle was getting a little playtime on MTV but the band really hadn’t broken yet. I knew after seeing them on this tour they were going to blow up.

[@jayeshwadhwa9643]

Guns N Roses weren't on this show. It was Whitesnake and Poison. And from whatever I've read about this show, shoes were thrown at both of them. The real excitement was for Crue

[@markrosenquist8259]

@@jayeshwadhwa9643 I saw a show in Miami that tour. Guns opened.

[@edhannigan4327]

Great seeing the show that almost didn’t happen and pretty much changed it all. This was the point they knew Sixx had gone too far, missing the Motley jet was a big hint considering the entourage and personnel they had on that tour. Hard to believe he’s still here today.

[@WillS-pl8wg]

A lot of people here didn’t read nikki’s book.I can’t beleive nikki made this show.Two hours prior,he was in his closet going insane.

[@caseystoran7435]

Tommy 😍😍

[@sunnyninya1465]

He nuts

[@johnwiley9973]

Loved this tour

[@lfh1973]

Nice! When Vince sounded GREAT!

[@browntrout3994]

lfh1973 Even back then he skipped lyrics but it didnt matter because the rest of the show and music made up for it

[@justincase2271]

He NEVER sounded great. The guy can't sing for shit.

[@raypratt3611]

Vince sounded great??the only time he sounded ok,was with a lot of studio MAGIC and then when they worked with Bob rock who took so much time to work wit his vocals!!but he never,ever sounded great!!it's no coincidence that they sounded like a band that had been waiting to play with a new singer when they fired him and brought in corabi and made easily the best,heaviest,biggest sounding,most diverse album with him!!but...he wasn't vince,Vince was their singer for better or worse and on albums he sounded unique and different with each album so it worked but I'm a huge crue fan and back then he was my favorite singer,but now I'm in my 40's and yea,no way was he ever a great singer and live he was AWFUL!!even when he supposedly was on top of his gm during the Dr Feelgood yrs,he still didn't sound gd!!better I guess but not great!!

[@KBizzy]

He does sound pretty good on Home Sweet Home here though. But yeah, like DLR, he always kinda sucked as a vocalist and was more of a showman.

[@v.b.t.9781]

AND DIDNT LOOK LIKE MEATLOAF

[@Guiltless765]

Such a time and place 🇺🇸🍺🤟🏻

[@headsupeyesopen7458]

I was at this concert best concert besides ac/DC and Cinderella in Frisco....I was 17 at this one oh good times

[@kalebvera1841]

micks lead on home sweet home is so underrated

[@mightyjoebean]

such a good performance!!!

[@robintaylor485]

The camera guy suck he could’ve got closer more close-ups

[@TheBentley0716]

Took my SAT that morning then drove up and partied all day - fun show

[@brianpowell4116]

I was there too, was great

[@CARETAKER89able]

This was the show the Nikki nearly missed from being so out of it, they had to hire a private jet to get him there. In his book the Herion diaries.

[@sgtrock2821]

I was there. The crowd booed Poison, then White Snake Rocked!!! and The Crue Rocked!!!!

[@crazybutcool5150]

Tbone and Mick carry this band 90%. They fucking rock🤘

[@dogsnskiing656]

Wow, it was great to back in time for an hour.

[@jjmack6563]

I don't know what it is but I just love watching Tommy playing the drums

[@edgargarcia7003]

I like Motley Crue, that concert was in 1987 when i was 9

[@the80sguy80]

Best Tour! Thanx For Posting!...

[@michaelfortner8208]

hehe was in the same place for the steel wheels tour a few years before this and it looks the same!! :P love it!!!!!

[@rapman5363]

michael fortner if you are talking about The Stones Steel Wheels tour, that was 2 years after this show. This show is 1987 and Steel Wheels was 1989.

[@jbearmike9678]

This looks like it was probably a really, really fun fucking night man! I was only 6 though on this night. Damn.

[@Buddha3.]

was there. nuff said.

[@Project-Jaden]

Someone should find the footage they’re recording for that big screen

[@psychopoison]

And they never played You ´re All I Need live, I wonder why they didn´t

[@stevenkeller4741]

I remember the soundtrack they used just before they hit the stage, (frank Zappa, Crew Slut) SWEET!!

[@MicHael-gv6et]

You sold me. This is good.

[@darylsandlin5871]

Again, I was there!!! Nikki was soooo fucked up but he made it through the show

[@javtimestwo]

@Daryl-alleged. big time alleged. Nikki claims he was high and does not remember, blah blah blah-I really find his tall tales hard to believe.

[@TheJackflash85]

Big time real Rock and Roll!

[@TheJackflash85]

How's everybody feeling!

[@TheJackflash85]

I was there!

[@SplinkProductions]

Awesome tour! Saw them at Kemper Arena in Kansas City!

[@Schwark3rd]

I had a buddy who lived outside of Coakland and told me about this show. Had seen it in Detroit some time before this. I flew out there, bought a tix,, and ended up on the grass for the whole show. Great night, greater buzz. I think Poison opened up for them. I do remember my buddies chix being with us, he was tripping, and had to ask her for help. I was laughing my ash off.

[@NIKONKRILLE]

Fred S. Whitesnake did open

[@highcurrent1125]

Not sure if it shows, but, this is at the outdoor Coliseum where the Raiders and the A's played. (past tense unfortunately) If this show sold a lot of tickets, there's probably about 80,000 people there!!!! Check out the awesome video of Skynryd playing Freebird at a "Day on the Green 1977" to see what I mean. Some awesome, awesome shows took place there over the years.......

[@mystyrain5754]

The Crue rules 🤩

[@abimaelrod7885]

Ten Seconds To Love!!

[@jonlund5545]

I remember them open with live wire but it's missing here

[@TimH-sz3ek]

I must say Motley Crue forever love you guys😎🤗🤗

[@wrxstinyr]

Height of their powers. Lee at his cool, fun peak. Completely off the rails soon after.

[@richardharris7264]

was there in 87 third crue show

[@LITMOVIESCENES]

Seems like the drumming part got annoying

[@evanwallace909]

When cigs and beer were primary sponsors at sporting arenas. Lol.

[@MikaelMaatta]

Sweet used that opening song 1975/1976!!!!!!!!!!

[@timwildes8082]

Think it's titled "The Stripper"?

[@deyochurtkoning]

@@timwildes8082 thanks mate, was searching for that one

[@YoungHeartedSoul]

I engrave my veins with style...SiXxXxX the genious song write. Crü Rüles

[@aaronwoodard1749]

Mick Mars will always be a complete badass guitarist!!!

[@CapstoneTider]

Theater of Pain a most underrated Album....if you like dark Crue.

[@RonPro-u1t]

Back when Vince could breathe on stage

[@Shawn-sc5uk]

Damn I thought my seats were bad but this guy posting this video had some horrible seats LOL

[@mightymikerocks]

Very nice Rockin Concert 💚🎬📽🎢🎡🎭💀😈🎵🎶🎸🎯🎪🥁🎹

[@kellyballaro7846]

Back when they looked and sounded great, father time gets us all

[@kenc2018]

I love that song.

[@alexanderboggs7482]

Traffic getting there was a nightmare that day. Accidents and cars broken down. The truck I was riding in broke down about 3 miles from arena exit. My buddy and I said, fuck it.. We walked and made in time for Jetboy, Billy from Jetboy wasn't there. We found out later he was in an accident on the way to the show. Crazy day. Killer show. We hitched hike back to San Jose. Was a fun day overall.

[@MikeF5]

Tommy's drum solo would look so much cooler if he just played and didn't talk all the way through it.

[@lukehill7559]

I'm pretty sure this is the show that Nikki missed the plane coz he was so strung out and they were all pissed at him but he still made it. Might be wrong idk, they sound awesome tho!

[@perrygoround]

Pity the beggining of the show is cut, the show is also cut in the middle of Wilside, then again after the drum solo and finally in the middle of "Jailhouse Rock"

[@bucknaked311]

They did live wire at the show I saw in Calgary on this tour

[@showsstarlight]

Como se llama la intro antes del concierto?

[@petewarrell3734]

Vince had it back then That was a wild year for them