"The 80's were like morning in America!" Quote from American Horror Story's 1984! True,but didn't want to take credit for that quote. Innocent times.✌❤🎶😁
@Robert Brown I hear people say that a LOT! Some say every generation never likes the "new music" but SO many people are really not into this so called music of the 2000's. There have been a handful of artists from the 90's and a couple from beyond that are pretty good but nothing will ever compare to the REAL music from 60's-80's! 80's produced some of the best artists and music. Come on..who could compare to someone like Prince, Bon Jovi, Crue, Madonna...just to name a few! It's RAD! ✌💗🎶😁
@Robert Brown I’m 56 and graduated high school in 1983. That was my coming of age decade. The 80s was chock full of cookie cutter commercial crap. MTV basically ended the album oriented rock format that made 70s radio so great and brought back the shitty singles mentality
@@lorijohnston4311 the Scorpions are one of the best metal bands! Beautiful song as well! People don't write songs that are that touching today unless it's a solo singer such as Adele or Celine Dion. Metal and hard rock bands have produced some of the sweetest love songs! More people need to have a listen. I like "Silent Lucidity" by Queensryche. ✌❤🎶😁
I was a teenager in the 80s. The music was epic back then, saw Motley Crue many times with RATT, Night Ranger, G&R Skid Row, many more over the years . It was a Glorious time in music
Tommy Lee married both Heather Locklear and Pamela Anderson! He also released a sex tape with him and Pam on his boat lol def still keeping that bad boy image!
They were my first concert ever. Dr Feelgood tour. Warrant opened for them. At the end they had members of Skid Row and Cinderella come out and they all performed together. It was awesome. Just saw Crue over the summer with Def Leppard, Poison and Joan Jett. Great times.
This video ended up being the most requested video on MTV’s Countdown and then they changed it where a video could only be on the countdown for a limited amount of time. I think that rule was created because this video. It was the winning song for 30 days straight. MTV wanted it off the countdown to give other bands and solo artists a chance to be voted number one on the countdown. There’s no telling how many more times it would have been voted by fans as the best song and video on the countdown. It became the Crue Rule. Ekectra Records didn’t like the song and didn’t want it added to the Theatre of Pain album. The band payed to have it added to the album. It’s considered by many as their best song, but Dr. Feelgood is their biggest hit single which reached to number 6 on the Billboard Charts in 1989.
I've seen them 9 times and not to be a buzz kill but Vince's vocals are terrible live he's definitely a studio guy. Before anyone says it I saw shows as early as the Too Fast for Love days all the way to a few years ago and while the show was fun the vocals were 🤮
Yes the song was huge in the late 80s...I was stationed in Yokosuka Japan US Naval station and when this was played ... people would go crazy in the Enlisted Club
Probably one of the prettiest rock ballads ever ! And, in concert, Tommy Lee actually played the intro on piano, and, in fact, once played when his parents were in the audience !! How cool is that !! Love Vince Neil's voice -- so smooth on that one !!
You've got to watch Kick Start My Heart. It was written after one of the band members died but was brought back by the EMT after two adrenaline shots to the heart.
53 years old and hell ya, it was the concert to hit in the 80s. Definately a memory worth remembering. I was there during the video recording of "Wild Side" crazzzzzzzzzzzy sh&t
54. Seen them every og tour. Met them. They were very cool to a teen fan. No cell phones. Everyone actually into the show. Not worried about uploading to fb etc. In the moment. Vince Neil singer. Mick Mars guitar. One of my fave players. No Mick. No Crue.
They weren’t called “the bad boys of rock and roll” for nothing Lol! They epitomized the sex, drugs and rock and roll mentality! Kick start my Heart should be next! 🤘🤘😎💕✌️
Their manager came out and said that he managed 6 bands around that time and he said crue put him through more than the other 5 combined.. they lived up to that name lol
I always cry with this song. Vince’s vocals have moved me since this came out. 🤘🏻✌🏻 I’m 48yrs old this year and I would have killed to go to one of their concerts. They are a hard core sex, drugs, and rock n roll band .
I’m the same age and I just regret that I was only 10 when this came out. My favorite motley video I’m honestly not sure what my fav motley song is probably this one.
You have got to go see the Crue at all costs. I'm 48 in 2023, and my very first concert was the Crue in 1990. I've never been the same since. 2nd concert was Guns N Roses in 1991. Since then, I've seen almost every major rock band you can name, at least once.
Back in the 80s we had a local club we all hung out in once a week...and this was the song that was played whenever we lost someone....in tribute to our fallen friends. We partied hard back then so this was always the song we dedicated, at this club, to those we lost. Every time I hear this song...I remember all those that left us too soon....and too young.
back when MTV (Music Television) actually played music videos they had a call in vote everyday for what people wanted to see. this video won so many days in a row they took it out of the running. they sold out shows fast! and I can tell you from first hand experience it was worth going.
I'm 54 and 70s and 80s music was so good. It will take the rest of your lives exploring it all. I saw Motley Crue in the 80s and many others. I wish the younger generation had music and concerts that good.
Song has a special place in the heart of almost everyone who's served in the Navy. Every time we were released to start heading home from a deployment they would play this song over the announcement system.
I saw them when I was 12 in 1983 (Shout at he Devil) and again in 1989 (Dr Feelgood) when I was 17. They were one of the biggest hair bands in the world. There will never be a time like that again when it comes to music, fashion, etc. It may look or sound dated now, but the 80s were badass at the time.
Motley Crue freaking still rocks just got my tickets for Motley Crue , Poison , Def Leppard for August of 2022 in Arlington at the Texas Ranger Stadium ( Globe Life what ever it’s the Rangers Stadium in my world ) ..... can’t wait and hope Covid is completely gone
I really hope you're not disappointed as I just saw a video and Vince is not only phoning in his vocals and mumbles badly but walked off stage because he lost his voice.
I know you must already know the lead singer is Vince Neil. But the girl that is singing with him in the microphone from the audience is singing the lyrics to Shout at the Devil with him, word for word. It's just a piece of video from a different song of the same concert. I've seen this band six times since the 1980s and it was a sight to behold and one of the best experiences of my youth, every single time I saw them play. There was nothing like growing up in the '80s and I won't ever forget all that. Thank you for loving it with me!! Signed, An 80's kid \m/
Motley was Awesome in the 80's. I was a teen in the 80's. I modeled my early Bands after the Crue. All the wild, the women, the Partying. I've seen Motley 30 times. Love them.
One the coolest concerts I went to when I was younger 😁! Pittsburgh Civic Arena July 31, 1987 with the openers *Whitesnake* and *Guns n' Roses!* This song was always my favorite of theirs. Your right Jay it was kinda of you need to go to this concert 😀! *Tommy Lee* the drummer plays the piano in the beginning and the end and he really did do it live too! The singer is *Vince Neil.* The Crüe has some great tunes. *Kick Start My Heart, Live Wire, Too Young To Fall In Love, Ten Seconds To Love, Knock Em' Dead Kid, Dr. Feelgood and Wild Side.* Welcome to the Crüe. Love Peace and Happiness Y'all !!
This is my history. Graduated in '86. Got to see them in Tulsa, the Theatre Of Pain tour. One of the greatest times of my life. love this gen appreciating the music.
In 1984 I saw MC open up for Ozzy. Was his Bark At The Moon your and they were on your from Shout At The Devil. Motley Crue & The Cult have always been tied as my favorite bands
Saw them twice , iam 52 years old, there never be music wrote like it was in our generation, those days are gone and iam so proud and grateful to have gotten to experience it growing up
I saw them on the Dr Feelgood tour and it was my very first concert and it changed my life!!! I became a concert junkie. It was in Augusta GA and Tommy was arrested after the show for public nuditu and Mick Mars was arrested for being with a 15 yr old girl. They were banned from GA for years and years.
I'm 65. Born in 1956. So I had the privilege to hear music from the 60. 70s. And 80 s I was truly blessed with music. And love seeing young people enjoying the music I truly love
Nice reaction, it's probably not easy hearing/seeing this for the first time ever and making heads or tails of it. On the other hand, I grew up with bands like this and went to the shows, as many as I could afford to. I've seen Motley Crue plenty of times over the years, the first time was when this song was brand new. This came out right in the middle of the heyday of 80's Heavy Metal. Back then, it wasn't just a movement it was like a religion, my friends and I were all in, big-time..
This was recorded in The Summit in Houston where the NBA Rockets used to play, I was there and it was wild. Oddly enough this venue is now a Mega Church run by Joel Osteen.
I like their songs Dr. Feelgood and Shout at the Devil more, I've never been to big a fan of hair band ballads. If you want some other pretty good 80s metal bands I'd look into Twisted Sister (We're not going to take it), Scorpions (Rock you like a hurricane), Whitesnake (Here I go again), Kiss (Detroit rock city), White lion (When the children cry), and Quiet Riot (Cum on feel the noize).
i grew up in the 80's and i loved tons of bands back then, but this band, and this album is what really brings the memories back like nothing else. There is a reason they were my favorite band growing up.
I highly recommend that you watch the Netflix movie, "The Dirt". It's the true story about their band and early life for a couple of the band mates. It's an excellent movie!
Please use the term "true" when referring to that movie because most of it is a load of crap...full of half truths and down lies...this is coming from a true, life long, die hard fan that knows their history
Sucks! I thought so at least. I'll give it a 6 out of 10 maybe. The timeline is way off. A 2 or 3 part mini-series could have told the story much better than an hour-and-a-half movie. It was well cast as far as Nikki and Tommy I thought too.
im 39, this type of music was my favorite as a kid. then west coast rap took my mind over. now i listen to everything. i have such fond memories of this music
they definetly put on a show , i went to see them when whitesnake opened for them and tommy lee (drummer) had his set spin in all directions (literally 360 degrees) the lead singer is vince neil
One of my favorite concerts- Ratt opened for Motely Crue an I was 7 months pregnant watching the crowd break down the security barriers to reach the stage. Second time seeing them got to see Tommy’s revolving drum kit. Good times😁
It was soooooo much fun growing up in the 80s. Tommy Lee was the absolute #1 reason I feel in love with drumming and became a lifelong drummer. Stage shows today cannot compare with what we experienced then. Yeah we looked different, but we didn't want to hurt anyone and just wanted to have a good time. For those of us that survived it, it was truly an experience we will always remember and cherish. I'm soon to be 52, and most of us have calmed down a bit now, but it was probably the most fun we ever had in our entire lives! No era can even come close!
Mötley Crüe was my first Concert, at the Tacoma Dome with Tesla lol when I had just turned 14, June 8th 1990. I've been to many since then, at various increasing degrees of heaviness, the Metal, until I started getting older and the last concert I went to was Tom Petty and Jackson Browne in Portland Oregon. (Clearly I've slowed down considerably lol) Anyway, I will always remember that first concert more clear and vividly than any other. It was amazing.
Your next Mötley Crüe video should be kickstart my heart. It is probably their most rocking song. BTW, I wanted to mention that I love how you guys face the camera while the video plays behind you. This is something I haven't seen on other reaction videos. I like it because we all get to see the looks on your faces when you're seeing and hearing these things for the first time. Great work! Keep 'em coming!
I can honestly say that the bands of the 80's, especially the Hard Rock / metal bands, all put on fantastic stage shows. The lighting, the sets the pyrotechnics....you got a lot of bang for your buck. If you want to see a great stage show watch any of Iron Maiden's live videos from back in the 80's; now that was a band that put on a show.
@@gerardcote8391 And if you really want to see Maiden "putting on a show" check out that video from '87, when they trolled that German tv show that told them at the last minute they had to lip sync to the studio version of Wasted Years, rather than actually play the song on set. th-cam.com/video/EuIol63oAmI/w-d-xo.html Quality is... 80s mediocre, but so funny!
@@MsCatstaff now that is revenge. Never mess with people who perform live. If your a Maiden fan check out the band Lovebites, they were started by Miho and Haruna, who were members of the Fantasy Metal band Destrose. Miho was a big fan of Ironmaiden and wanted to start a group that would play Ironmaiden style music. They got 2 of the best guitarists on the planet and have some of the best solos I have ever seen. Check this out for an example Type Lovebites Scream for Me live Daughters of the Dawn, to see them play live.
So right!! If there was enough left of the band after the show to be able to walk off stage, we didn't feel we'd gotten a show. Now? Some people strut around on stage, mug at the audience and THAT is considered a show. I like how the bands of that era had to be mopped up with a towel from all the sweat afterwards the show.
Saw them 3 times live!!! They were a great band in concert. You did their ballad. So please, please, please play Tesla's ballad, "LOVE SONG"!!! Do Official video. It's so great. Just make sure you have a "Fire Extinguisher" handy, cause it's, "FIRE'!!!!!
Lead vocalist,,,,,Vince Neil. Drummer,,,,,Tommy Lee (Heather Locklears' and Pamela Andersons' ex-husband. Guitarist,,,,,Mick Mars. Bassist,,,,,Nikki Sixx.
Yes 80s. May I suggest an Australian artist. Our much beloved John Farnham. He has a big list but may I suggest. Every time you cry? Very much recommend.... Rocker group about this time... Guns and Roses, Welcome to the jungle. And if you want costumes you gotta react to KISS.
I SAW THEM ON THAT TOUR IN INDIANAPOLIS AND IT WAS JAW DROPPING . IT WAS PURE ENERGY.I COULDN'T HEAR FOR 2 DAYS AND I LOVED IT. VINCE NEIL......NIKKI SIXX.......TOMMY LEE........AND THE ALIEN.......MICK MARS........TIMELESS
Great reaction to a great song. Just curious if you guys have Rage Against the Machine planned anytime in the future yet? If not, please add them to your list.
I was a teen in the 80's. I absolutely loved this band and they were hands down the best band to see in concert. Tommy Lee's Drums solos were a show themselves.
Hello Cuties! One of the absolute best glam rock groups for sure. Mötley Crue! They dont excuse themselves ever! They are the only group that can make a hard rock show out of a slow rock song. Girls, girls, girls is my fav song for sure from them, ampng so many others. And they are best seen live! Thanks for playing this! BIG hugs!
Rob, I just found your REACTION shows, AWESOME !! OMG, you two are just purely entertainment. I appreciate both you intakes on the music and honest opinion. I am almost 60yrs and have heard all of the music you viewed and its quite enjoyable to see your REACTIONS to songs I heard thousands of times and you two hearing it for the first time. What a great concept show ! Keep up the great work and God Bless you and your family. MUCH respect Mr. Robert 'Bob' Garcia
I saw many times live through the 80's, great shows no doubt👍, one of the best concerts ever saw was poison, motley Crue and bon Jovi, was a party. And next night saw kiss concert, I was 14yrs old, has to be best weekend of my life, even shot my first deer that Sunday morning lol.
Love it! I was there when they shot this video! At 2:30 in... they showed the outside of Reunion Arena in Dallas, TX. That's where we were! Some of it was shot in Houston, TX. Pretty sure I'm just to the right of Jay's head at 3:19 in video. That was a fun & insane time!
Love the "jaw drop" at 4:11 but simply adored the "check" at 4:12. Amber is more than solid gold, she is pure platinum!!! A child of the sixty's adolescent of the 70's and 20 something till the late 80's ya'll are my fav couple reactors even if your on the wrong side of the Red River! Have seen many of the bands in these decades. Loved them all but in 94 saw Pink Floyd at the Cowboys stadium in Irving Tx (long gone now) But it was the experience of a lifetime.
I'm 50 and the eighties music was everything...
"The 80's were like morning in America!" Quote from American Horror Story's 1984! True,but didn't want to take credit for that quote. Innocent times.✌❤🎶😁
@Robert Brown I hear people say that a LOT! Some say every generation never likes the "new music" but SO many people are really not into this so called music of the 2000's.
There have been a handful of artists from the 90's and a couple from beyond that are pretty good but nothing will ever compare to the REAL music from 60's-80's!
80's produced some of the best artists and music.
Come on..who could compare to someone like Prince, Bon Jovi, Crue, Madonna...just to name a few! It's RAD! ✌💗🎶😁
@Robert Brown yes still rocking out
@@jackiesueann3476 we will never have real musicians like that again
@Robert Brown I’m 56 and graduated high school in 1983. That was my coming of age decade. The 80s was chock full of cookie cutter commercial crap. MTV basically ended the album oriented rock format that made 70s radio so great and brought back the shitty singles mentality
They didn’t even want to put this song on an album. They didn’t like it. And here it’s one of the greatest songs ever.
Power ballads don't get much better than this classic.
Yes..it was! The 70's weren't all that shabby for rock either!✌❤🎶😁
@James Callahan Zepplin, Floyd, Queen,Kansas,Black Sabbath...and the list goes on...take it away>>>>😁👍
This one is great but the Scorpions "Still Loving You" will always be the number one power ballad from the 80s in my book! :)
@@lorijohnston4311 the Scorpions are one of the best metal bands! Beautiful song as well!
People don't write songs that are that touching today unless it's a solo singer such as Adele or Celine Dion.
Metal and hard rock bands have produced some of the sweetest love songs! More people need to have a listen.
I like "Silent Lucidity" by Queensryche. ✌❤🎶😁
@James Callahan anyone on this thread has great taste! Would love to see Jay and Amber react to "Still Loving You!"
I was a teenager in the 80s. The music was epic back then, saw Motley Crue many times with RATT, Night Ranger, G&R Skid Row, many more over the years . It was a Glorious time in music
Saw Night Ranger right before covid those guys still put on a great show all energy .
The good old days, before rehab spoiled everything.
Your lucky I only got to see Ozzy
I'm so jealous of you as a 22 year old. My parents raised me with the right music!
Lead singer -Vince Neil,
Bass guitar - Nikki Sixx
Lead Guitar- Mick Mars
Drums- Tommy Lee
Nikki Sixx be still my heart!!!!! He died twice from heroin, survived, and lives an AMAZING life now❤️
Tommy Lee married both Heather Locklear and Pamela Anderson! He also released a sex tape with him and Pam on his boat lol def still keeping that bad boy image!
Tommy Lee also plays the piano
I was raised in this era and Ive seen them 13 damn times and Ive had a blast at everyone of them...long live The Crue!!!
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They were my first concert ever. Dr Feelgood tour. Warrant opened for them. At the end they had members of Skid Row and Cinderella come out and they all performed together. It was awesome. Just saw Crue over the summer with Def Leppard, Poison and Joan Jett. Great times.
-#cheers-- !-
This video ended up being the most requested video on MTV’s Countdown and then they changed it where a video could only be on the countdown for a limited amount of time. I think that rule was created because this video. It was the winning song for 30 days straight. MTV wanted it off the countdown to give other bands and solo artists a chance to be voted number one on the countdown. There’s no telling how many more times it would have been voted by fans as the best song and video on the countdown. It became the Crue Rule. Ekectra Records didn’t like the song and didn’t want it added to the Theatre of Pain album. The band payed to have it added to the album. It’s considered by many as their best song, but Dr. Feelgood is their biggest hit single which reached to number 6 on the Billboard Charts in 1989.
I've seen them 9 times and not to be a buzz kill but Vince's vocals are terrible live he's definitely a studio guy. Before anyone says it I saw shows as early as the Too Fast for Love days all the way to a few years ago and while the show was fun the vocals were 🤮
When I was in the Navy (87-93), this song got played a lot when we were coming home from a deployment.
Thank you🇺🇸
Yep. Been there. 3 deployment. 87 - 91. Loved it every time. You knew what time was when you heard it
Wasn't that a Village People Song?
Thank you
Yes the song was huge in the late 80s...I was stationed in Yokosuka Japan US Naval station and when this was played ... people would go crazy in the Enlisted Club
Probably one of the prettiest rock ballads ever ! And, in concert, Tommy Lee actually played the intro on piano, and, in fact, once played when his parents were in the audience !! How cool is that !! Love Vince Neil's voice -- so smooth on that one !!
You've got to watch Kick Start My Heart. It was written after one of the band members died but was brought back by the EMT after two adrenaline shots to the heart.
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It was Nikki
@@nicajames4586 six 6
He had a show on PYX 106 from albany NY.
Then signed himself out ama from hospital to go do more heroin.
Yes Yes Yes.
Power ballads in the 80s were the BEST!! I am so glad to have been a teen in the 80s, we had the best music!
"Rockers can't sing". Excuse me? LOL. I'd like to see some of the country or pop singers sing power ballads!
Wild side next please!! Absolute banger!!🔥🔥🔥 Tommy Lee plays the drums upside down!
This! i can't believe people requested Kickstart my hear over wildside! both songs rock but Wilde wide is top 3 Crue for sure!
53 years old and hell ya, it was the concert to hit in the 80s. Definately a memory worth remembering. I was there during the video recording of "Wild Side" crazzzzzzzzzzzy sh&t
Some other awesome Motley Crue songs are SAME OL SITUATION, LIVE WIRE, DR. FEELGOOD, KICKSTART MY HEART!!!!
They were the wildest group of the 80's. Hands down. To the point other bands didn't want to tour with them.
That was a fact. I'm 56 and remember that too.
@@johnvetere My bro in laws band toured with them and drank them under the table, we are Scottish though.
being a teenager in the 80's was just Awesome.
This song always makes me tear up. The 80s hair bands..
My 80s heart was so in love with them. ❤
No-one sums up the 80's better than Motley Crue. I was in my 20's and it was a fantastic time to be a rocker.🤘
54. Seen them every og tour. Met them. They were very cool to a teen fan. No cell phones. Everyone actually into the show. Not worried about uploading to fb etc. In the moment. Vince Neil singer. Mick Mars guitar. One of my fave players. No Mick. No Crue.
They weren’t called “the bad boys of rock and roll” for nothing Lol! They epitomized the sex, drugs and rock and roll mentality! Kick start my Heart should be next! 🤘🤘😎💕✌️
Their manager came out and said that he managed 6 bands around that time and he said crue put him through more than the other 5 combined.. they lived up to that name lol
No doubt..! but I've heard Def Leppard was right there with them...
It pisses me off that the rock an roll hall of fame keeps snubbing them
@@2869may Joe Elliott of Def Leppard said they were choir boys compared to The Crue
@@joevayda6021 Right, for Def Leppard it was mostly alcohol and girls.... But I "heard" they went at those with Great enthusiasm.. lol
I always cry with this song. Vince’s vocals have moved me since this came out. 🤘🏻✌🏻 I’m 48yrs old this year and I would have killed to go to one of their concerts. They are a hard core sex, drugs, and rock n roll band .
I'm 56 and I love this music all the 1980s heavy metal rocks just awesome
I’m the same age and I just regret that I was only 10 when this came out. My favorite motley video I’m honestly not sure what my fav motley song is probably this one.
You have got to go see the Crue at all costs. I'm 48 in 2023, and my very first concert was the Crue in 1990. I've never been the same since. 2nd concert was Guns N Roses in 1991. Since then, I've seen almost every major rock band you can name, at least once.
I was there in the 80's and early 90's for their shows. The girls were 3 to 1 for every guy.
Yeah, but the band hogged most of 'em. lol
Back in the 80s we had a local club we all hung out in once a week...and this was the song that was played whenever we lost someone....in tribute to our fallen friends. We partied hard back then so this was always the song we dedicated, at this club, to those we lost. Every time I hear this song...I remember all those that left us too soon....and too young.
This song always wants to make me cry 😭😭
In concert u could hear them from the parking lot!!! Those were the days
The 80s was the absolute best time to be alive and the energy and fun in the music proves it. Love it snd always always will
back when MTV (Music Television) actually played music videos they had a call in vote everyday for what people wanted to see. this video won so many days in a row they took it out of the running. they sold out shows fast! and I can tell you from first hand experience it was worth going.
Imagine. Playing music videos... on Music Television!
Love see drummers twirling the drum stick!🙌🏼🙌🏼
th-cam.com/video/L0M2KXeW-h4/w-d-xo.html (I wish they would show a preview. Its a video of him drumming on a roller coaster rig! )
Neil Peart, Tommy Lee, Terry Bozzio and many more. Twirling their sticks, a throw in the air and catching it just before the next note. Awesome!
I'm 54 and 70s and 80s music was so good. It will take the rest of your lives exploring it all. I saw Motley Crue in the 80s and many others. I wish the younger generation had music and concerts that good.
Song has a special place in the heart of almost everyone who's served in the Navy. Every time we were released to start heading home from a deployment they would play this song over the announcement system.
The look on Amber's face as she looked at him right as the shirt was about to go up in the video, you are ador😊able..
If I remember correctly, there's an unedited video with that in it.
I saw them when I was 12 in 1983 (Shout at he Devil) and again in 1989 (Dr Feelgood) when I was 17. They were one of the biggest hair bands in the world. There will never be a time like that again when it comes to music, fashion, etc. It may look or sound dated now, but the 80s were badass at the time.
in that area of heavy metal we were blessed ! viva 80's
Motley Crue freaking still rocks just got my tickets for Motley Crue , Poison , Def Leppard for August of 2022 in Arlington at the Texas Ranger Stadium ( Globe Life what ever it’s the Rangers Stadium in my world ) ..... can’t wait and hope Covid is completely gone
I'm jealous ❤✌ Enjoy 😃❤✌
YASSS, Poison was one of my favorite bands!!
Sweet! You’re so lucky! Have a great time!
I really hope you're not disappointed as I just saw a video and Vince is not only phoning in his vocals and mumbles badly but walked off stage because he lost his voice.
@@Star_R666 he's been doing that for st least 10 years. Still seen my boys at least 6 times
I know you must already know the lead singer is Vince Neil. But the girl that is singing with him in the microphone from the audience is singing the lyrics to Shout at the Devil with him, word for word. It's just a piece of video from a different song of the same concert. I've seen this band six times since the 1980s and it was a sight to behold and one of the best experiences of my youth, every single time I saw them play. There was nothing like growing up in the '80s and I won't ever forget all that. Thank you for loving it with me!!
Signed,
An 80's kid \m/
This was number 1 for a year.Longest number 1 on mtv back when they played music
Also this album, Theater of Pain , wad on track to be the number one on the Billboard chartr, bur got knocked our at the last minute toping at #2.
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I saw them and guns and roses was the opening band. Best concert ever.❤
This band and music is my life. I’ll never let it go.
Motley was Awesome in the 80's. I was a teen in the 80's. I modeled my early Bands after the Crue. All the wild, the women, the Partying. I've seen Motley 30 times. Love them.
One the coolest concerts I went to when I was younger 😁! Pittsburgh Civic Arena July 31, 1987 with the openers *Whitesnake* and *Guns n' Roses!* This song was always my favorite of theirs. Your right Jay it was kinda of you need to go to this concert 😀! *Tommy Lee* the drummer plays the piano in the beginning and the end and he really did do it live too! The singer is *Vince Neil.* The Crüe has some great tunes. *Kick Start My Heart, Live Wire, Too Young To Fall In Love, Ten Seconds To Love, Knock Em' Dead Kid, Dr. Feelgood and Wild Side.* Welcome to the Crüe. Love Peace and Happiness Y'all !!
Nastiest Band of the 80’s and they were LOVED.
80s rock concerts were the best!! This brings back sooo many great memories ❤❤
3 decades of their music 😊
RAM JAM... BLACK BETTY, YOU'LL LOVE IT!!!!
This is my history. Graduated in '86. Got to see them in Tulsa, the Theatre Of Pain tour. One of the greatest times of my life. love this gen appreciating the music.
hi jay , hi amber , they have some good songs ( kickstart my heart , smoking in the boys room , dr. feelgood , wildside ,looks that kill )
In 1984 I saw MC open up for Ozzy. Was his Bark At The Moon your and they were on your from Shout At The Devil.
Motley Crue & The Cult have always been tied as my favorite bands
Motley ruled the 80's! Watch The Dirt on Netflix. That is based on their biography of the same name. 🤘
Saw them twice , iam 52 years old, there never be music wrote like it was in our generation, those days are gone and iam so proud and grateful to have gotten to experience it growing up
I saw them on the Dr Feelgood tour and it was my very first concert and it changed my life!!!
I became a concert junkie. It was in Augusta GA and Tommy was arrested after the show for public nuditu and Mick Mars was arrested for being with a 15 yr old girl. They were banned from GA for years and years.
As much as this song takes me back to the 80's, the first thing that pops into my head is some sort of.....hot tub time machine...
Yes, me too. Awesome movie, and renewed my interest in this song.
I'm 46 and seen them 4 times and never been disappointed. Tons of great songs to react to. Live Wire, Looks that Kill, Piece of Your Action.
I'm 65. Born in 1956. So I had the privilege to hear music from the 60. 70s. And 80 s I was truly blessed with music. And love seeing young people enjoying the music I truly love
Poison "Every Rose has it's Thorn".
Yes!!!!!
Yeah, I don't get why some people laugh at Poison. They were great!
They absolutely defined "bad boys of rock and roll." It's a miracle that they're all still alive and performing.
Nice reaction, it's probably not easy hearing/seeing this for the first time ever and making heads or tails of it. On the other hand, I grew up with bands like this and went to the shows, as many as I could afford to. I've seen Motley Crue plenty of times over the years, the first time was when this song was brand new. This came out right in the middle of the heyday of 80's Heavy Metal. Back then, it wasn't just a movement it was like a religion, my friends and I were all in, big-time..
Wow! Watching that video again brings back great memories of going to concerts in the 80s. There will never be anything like it again!
Oh the 80’s……great music just falling out of the sky, on the regular- everyone toured it seemed…..and everyone was good live. Enjoy!❤️🎼🤘😎
'Cause they could actually sing, and put on a show.
This was recorded in The Summit in Houston where the NBA Rockets used to play, I was there and it was wild. Oddly enough this venue is now a Mega Church run by Joel Osteen.
What Lonny said👍🏻👍🏻
Poison--“Every Rose has its Thorn”
Awesome reaction GOD!!!! I miss the 80's keep on rockin guys🤟
Motley Crue is my favorite band of all time! I have seen them over 10 times. Never a disappointment!
I’m 18 years old and I LOVE rock. 60’s-80’s. Not 90’s or 2000’s. But I love Mötley Crüe. They’re my favorite band
Seen them with Cinderella when i was a teen and the show was amazing
I like their songs Dr. Feelgood and Shout at the Devil more, I've never been to big a fan of hair band ballads. If you want some other pretty good 80s metal bands I'd look into Twisted Sister (We're not going to take it), Scorpions (Rock you like a hurricane), Whitesnake (Here I go again), Kiss (Detroit rock city), White lion (When the children cry), and Quiet Riot (Cum on feel the noize).
Cinderella
Skid row. By far the next best hairband
Shout at the Devil and Helter Skelter are so good
@@gdiaz8827 ohhh, Cinderella is a good one too. I was just listing off ones off the top of my head and forgot them.
@@antimatter2380 I actually like Skid Row better. I was just trying to pick bands they haven't reacted to yet.
i grew up in the 80's and i loved tons of bands back then, but this band, and this album is what really brings the memories back like nothing else. There is a reason they were my favorite band growing up.
I highly recommend that you watch the Netflix movie, "The Dirt". It's the true story about their band and early life for a couple of the band mates. It's an excellent movie!
Please use the term "true" when referring to that movie because most of it is a load of crap...full of half truths and down lies...this is coming from a true, life long, die hard fan that knows their history
No, read the book.
@@tonipowell632 I did use the term "true". You're welcome..
Sucks! I thought so at least. I'll give it a 6 out of 10 maybe. The timeline is way off. A 2 or 3 part mini-series could have told the story much better than an hour-and-a-half movie. It was well cast as far as Nikki and Tommy I thought too.
@@tonipowell632 True enough
im 39, this type of music was my favorite as a kid. then west coast rap took my mind over. now i listen to everything. i have such fond memories of this music
they definetly put on a show , i went to see them when whitesnake opened for them and tommy lee (drummer) had his set spin in all directions (literally 360 degrees) the lead singer is vince neil
I also saw that show in 1988. They did put on one hell of a show. Whitesnake kicked ass as well.
Saw it in Seattle!! 🤘❤
Me too 😎👍was awesome!!!
Motley Crue was the first band I saw live, AMAZING, they are my favorite of all time!!!!!!
One of my favorite concerts- Ratt opened for Motely Crue an I was 7 months pregnant watching the crowd break down the security barriers to reach the stage. Second time seeing them got to see Tommy’s revolving drum kit. Good times😁
Nice. I've been at a few concerts like that, were the opening act later made a name for themselves. Very cool.
It was soooooo much fun growing up in the 80s. Tommy Lee was the absolute #1 reason I feel in love with drumming and became a lifelong drummer. Stage shows today cannot compare with what we experienced then. Yeah we looked different, but we didn't want to hurt anyone and just wanted to have a good time. For those of us that survived it, it was truly an experience we will always remember and cherish. I'm soon to be 52, and most of us have calmed down a bit now, but it was probably the most fun we ever had in our entire lives! No era can even come close!
Mötley Crüe was my first Concert, at the Tacoma Dome with Tesla lol when I had just turned 14, June 8th 1990.
I've been to many since then, at various increasing degrees of heaviness, the Metal, until I started getting older and the last concert I went to was Tom Petty and Jackson Browne in Portland Oregon. (Clearly I've slowed down considerably lol)
Anyway, I will always remember that first concert more clear and vividly than any other. It was amazing.
Your next Mötley Crüe video should be kickstart my heart. It is probably their most rocking song. BTW, I wanted to mention that I love how you guys face the camera while the video plays behind you. This is something I haven't seen on other reaction videos. I like it because we all get to see the looks on your faces when you're seeing and hearing these things for the first time. Great work! Keep 'em coming!
I can honestly say that the bands of the 80's, especially the Hard Rock / metal bands, all put on fantastic stage shows. The lighting, the sets the pyrotechnics....you got a lot of bang for your buck.
If you want to see a great stage show watch any of Iron Maiden's live videos from back in the 80's; now that was a band that put on a show.
Maiden still puts on a show... and even at his age and after the throat cancer, Bruce still sings in the same key as back in the day. Up the Irons!
Wasted Years, my favorite Ironmaiden song.
@@gerardcote8391 And if you really want to see Maiden "putting on a show" check out that video from '87, when they trolled that German tv show that told them at the last minute they had to lip sync to the studio version of Wasted Years, rather than actually play the song on set. th-cam.com/video/EuIol63oAmI/w-d-xo.html Quality is... 80s mediocre, but so funny!
@@MsCatstaff now that is revenge.
Never mess with people who perform live.
If your a Maiden fan check out the band Lovebites, they were started by Miho and Haruna, who were members of the Fantasy Metal band Destrose. Miho was a big fan of Ironmaiden and wanted to start a group that would play Ironmaiden style music.
They got 2 of the best guitarists on the planet and have some of the best solos I have ever seen.
Check this out for an example
Type Lovebites Scream for Me live Daughters of the Dawn, to see them play live.
So right!! If there was enough left of the band after the show to be able to walk off stage, we didn't feel we'd gotten a show. Now? Some people strut around on stage, mug at the audience and THAT is considered a show. I like how the bands of that era had to be mopped up with a towel from all the sweat afterwards the show.
Not only my favorite band but this is also my all time favorite song.
Saw them 3 times live!!! They were a great band in concert. You did their ballad. So please, please, please play Tesla's ballad, "LOVE SONG"!!! Do Official video. It's so great. Just make sure you have a "Fire Extinguisher" handy, cause it's, "FIRE'!!!!!
Lead vocalist,,,,,Vince Neil. Drummer,,,,,Tommy Lee (Heather Locklears' and Pamela Andersons' ex-husband. Guitarist,,,,,Mick Mars. Bassist,,,,,Nikki Sixx.
Yes 80s. May I suggest an Australian artist. Our much beloved John Farnham. He has a big list but may I suggest. Every time you cry? Very much recommend.... Rocker group about this time... Guns and Roses, Welcome to the jungle. And if you want costumes you gotta react to KISS.
That was hands down the best concert I ever went to. They put on the biggest craziest show, you could imagine
My favorite. Next - Motley Crue "Dr. Feelgood"
I SAW THEM ON THAT TOUR IN INDIANAPOLIS AND IT WAS JAW DROPPING . IT WAS PURE ENERGY.I COULDN'T HEAR FOR 2 DAYS AND I LOVED IT. VINCE NEIL......NIKKI SIXX.......TOMMY LEE........AND THE ALIEN.......MICK MARS........TIMELESS
Carrie Underwood did a cover of this and it was really good
This song was #1 on MTV music videos for like 14 weeks in a row. It was amazing. They are an amazing show.
I’m getting close to mid-40’s. Hair metal was the shit, still is 🤟
Me too! Mid foursixties.
I'm in my mid-40s,and because of me growing up on this music,I have my 24 yr old daughter lovin' it too💪🏼lol
Home SWEET HOME! I live in Sweet home Oregon! This song makes me think of my hometown!! Great song!
Great reaction to a great song. Just curious if you guys have Rage Against the Machine planned anytime in the future yet? If not, please add them to your list.
I was a teen in the 80's. I absolutely loved this band and they were hands down the best band to see in concert. Tommy Lee's Drums solos were a show themselves.
Hello Cuties! One of the absolute best glam rock groups for sure. Mötley Crue! They dont excuse themselves ever! They are the only group that can make a hard rock show out of a slow rock song. Girls, girls, girls is my fav song for sure from them, ampng so many others. And they are best seen live! Thanks for playing this! BIG hugs!
I'm 51 they r my favorite band I must of seen them over 20 times 80's were the best times to grow up
fell in love with this tune the 1st time and still to this day. Rock on Rob Squad
Rob, I just found your REACTION shows, AWESOME !! OMG, you two are just purely entertainment. I appreciate both you intakes on the music and honest opinion. I am almost 60yrs and have heard all of the music you viewed and its quite enjoyable to see your REACTIONS to songs I heard thousands of times and you two hearing it for the first time. What a great concept show ! Keep up the great work and God Bless you and your family. MUCH respect Mr. Robert 'Bob' Garcia
I saw many times live through the 80's, great shows no doubt👍, one of the best concerts ever saw was poison, motley Crue and bon Jovi, was a party. And next night saw kiss concert, I was 14yrs old, has to be best weekend of my life, even shot my first deer that Sunday morning lol.
I LOVE this song! Always gets me tearing up.
Love it! I was there when they shot this video! At 2:30 in... they showed the outside of Reunion Arena in Dallas, TX. That's where we were! Some of it was shot in Houston, TX. Pretty sure I'm just to the right of Jay's head at 3:19 in video. That was a fun & insane time!
I've forgotten how many times I went to see them. Some of my best memories ever,, lol!
seen them 5 times in the 80s and you are 1000 percent correct...worth every penny
Absolutely true. You don't forget those concerts!!
Caught this tour in '86, it was awesome. They always put on a great show.
Love the "jaw drop" at 4:11 but simply adored the "check" at 4:12. Amber is more than solid gold, she is pure platinum!!! A child of the sixty's adolescent of the 70's and 20 something till the late 80's ya'll are my fav couple reactors even if your on the wrong side of the Red River! Have seen many of the bands in these decades. Loved them all but in 94 saw Pink Floyd at the Cowboys stadium in Irving Tx (long gone now) But it was the experience of a lifetime.
80's Rock and Metal concerts were fuckin' off the hook!! words can't explain it
I grew up in the 80's and let me just say it was by far the best decade!! Motley Crue killed it!!! Full throttle all the time!