I lost my Japanese Quarternary that had this song on it. It’s hard for me to believe they never released this song. In my opinion it’s one of the top 5 they ever made. It’s nothing like anything thing else on the 1994 album - and nothing like anything ever done with Vince. This could have been a career-saving track had it been dropped on the 1994 album.
I love Vince's voice, don't get me wrong...but I must say, between this song, and Misunderstood and Drift Away...they are some of Mötley Crüe's BEST ballads other than Home Sweet Home and On with the Show.
According to Nikki, this song was supposedly pulled from the album because when everyone in the studio besides the band heard it, they said" #1 single!", and the Crue said" no thanks!" and pulled it.
I think they were purposely trying to infuse some of Jimi’s signatures into the album. On the demo “Living In The No” (sic) they began with the opening lick from “Voodoo Chile (Slight Return)”. In 1994 with everything being grunge/Seattle, I think they were trying to show some old-school Seattle love. With Sixx living in Seattle as a kid, and Mars’s love for all things Hendrix, I think the little sample was a nod to their roots and a wave to the new generation discovering Seattle.
@@DigThis Quaternary wasn't part of the reissues they did though, which is what he's referring to.... when they re-released the Self titled album, it should have been a double album with the full Japanese Quaternary as the 2nd disc, imo.
If you're going to make a claim like that, you have to back it up with an explanation. Otherwise you're just making some empty claim that means nothing. Which is what you have done here.
SHIT BY NOW IT WOULD BE MOTLEY CRUE WITHOUT VINCE GOR SURE.VINCE NEIL WOULD'VE FADED AWAY IF HE WASNT HIRD BACK.THAT WASTED OVER 20 YRS AGO..Who would go see vince neil if he was not in motley for the last 20 yrs
94 era Motley is the best. Nikki's bs about it being a #1 single is ridiculous. Its a great blues based ballad, but in 1994, this would never have topped any chart. Maybe in 1991 or 1992, but c'mon. In 1994, if it wasn't some rap song on Death Row with Dre and Snoop, or some bs hip hop Salt N' Peppa crap, it wasn't going to top any chart. There were exceptions (i.e. Always by Bon Jovi, or Two Steps Behind with Def Leppard), but this wasn't going to do anything.
Well, actually sweet pea, they purposely tried to inject Jimi in a few places to see if anything would stick. Check out the video for “Living in the No” (sic). Seattle was the “it” thing, and Jimi is Seattle royalty. His resurgence in the early 90s, and the fad of Grunge made having a Seattle tie-in an assurance of acceptance. Coupled with Mars’s love for Jimi (and Sixx’s childhood in Seattle), this was Mötley trying to stretch their legs and show they were something other than L.A. hair. Personally, I think it’s phenomenal. Glad to help. Have a great day.
The Songs Good , But I Don't care What Anyone Says , It's Not Motley Crue Without Vince Or any other member not in the Original Crue Line up!!!! I Dont Consider This Album Crue At All With Corabi Singing!!!
@@TheNewBerser I actually like the Corabi album, It's not my favorite but still good and I think motley should've done more material with him because Vince was way past his prime by the 90s.
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Wow! I can't believe this song didn't make the original cut on the 1994 S/T, 'Crue album. Corabi just is amazing and Mars' guitar work is brilliant!
I would have preferred this to Misunderstood.
I lost my Japanese Quarternary that had this song on it. It’s hard for me to believe they never released this song. In my opinion it’s one of the top 5 they ever made. It’s nothing like anything thing else on the 1994 album - and nothing like anything ever done with Vince. This could have been a career-saving track had it been dropped on the 1994 album.
Are you fucking kidding me!?!? This is fucking incredible!!
I love Vince's voice, don't get me wrong...but I must say, between this song, and Misunderstood and Drift Away...they are some of Mötley Crüe's BEST ballads other than Home Sweet Home and On with the Show.
According to Nikki, this song was supposedly pulled from the album because when everyone in the studio besides the band heard it, they said" #1 single!", and the Crue said" no thanks!" and pulled it.
i think everyone else was kidding....
I love the huge drum production
never heard this song, so good ,,, and way the Drums sound amazing in this era ,, with corabi damnnnnnnnn
Is that were Vince was ? ...10,000 miles away ..I always thought that corabi enhanced Mick's playing he expanded his techniques on this album .
Damn straight son.
Yep especially now that there was another guitarist.
Think the album needed this.
Check out John Corabi live 1994 one night in Nashville.
I have the mp3 albums and only listening to this Corabi live album I realized this track ain’t on Spotify. What a shame
Very fitting right now since my husband to be is 10 000 miles away til the summer :(
Chris Akin was right about this song. It is solid!!
Just wow
Voice good!!
Little wing intro!
I think they were purposely trying to infuse some of Jimi’s signatures into the album. On the demo “Living In The No” (sic) they began with the opening lick from “Voodoo Chile (Slight Return)”. In 1994 with everything being grunge/Seattle, I think they were trying to show some old-school Seattle love. With Sixx living in Seattle as a kid, and Mars’s love for all things Hendrix, I think the little sample was a nod to their roots and a wave to the new generation discovering Seattle.
I wonder if this song is a bit tongue-in-cheek - I’ll warm your heart from 10,000 miles away😆
should have been on the reissues somewhere
It's literally on this album in the image. Quaternary.
@@DigThis japanese version
@@DigThis Quaternary wasn't part of the reissues they did though, which is what he's referring to....
when they re-released the Self titled album, it should have been a double album with the full Japanese Quaternary as the 2nd disc, imo.
I've always preferred crue with Corabi only
no the crue is not motley without neil! it's a band like another band.
@@rikokruczekwell this version of crue is way better
@@mason2430it is good, but the 94 album was a massive flop. I bought it in a $2 bin in 1995. Using the name Motley Crue was a big mistake
Not bad, but chorus is almost exactly like Slaughter "Fly to the angels" (1990)
And the verse from Babykills is from Jealous Again
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If you're going to make a claim like that, you have to back it up with an explanation. Otherwise you're just making some empty claim that means nothing. Which is what you have done here.
SHIT BY NOW IT WOULD BE MOTLEY CRUE WITHOUT VINCE GOR SURE.VINCE NEIL WOULD'VE FADED AWAY IF HE WASNT HIRD BACK.THAT WASTED OVER 20 YRS AGO..Who would go see vince neil if he was not in motley for the last 20 yrs
......and?
94 era Motley is the best. Nikki's bs about it being a #1 single is ridiculous. Its a great blues based ballad, but in 1994, this would never have topped any chart. Maybe in 1991 or 1992, but c'mon. In 1994, if it wasn't some rap song on Death Row with Dre and Snoop, or some bs hip hop Salt N' Peppa crap, it wasn't going to top any chart. There were exceptions (i.e. Always by Bon Jovi, or Two Steps Behind with Def Leppard), but this wasn't going to do anything.
And...it's no wonder the song never went anywhere.
Your argument is invalid and so is your thought process.
Intro is a completely transparent ripoff of Jimi Hendrix.
Well, actually sweet pea, they purposely tried to inject Jimi in a few places to see if anything would stick. Check out the video for “Living in the No” (sic). Seattle was the “it” thing, and Jimi is Seattle royalty. His resurgence in the early 90s, and the fad of Grunge made having a Seattle tie-in an assurance of acceptance. Coupled with Mars’s love for Jimi (and Sixx’s childhood in Seattle), this was Mötley trying to stretch their legs and show they were something other than L.A. hair. Personally, I think it’s phenomenal.
Glad to help. Have a great day.
Well said
The Songs Good , But I Don't care What Anyone Says , It's Not Motley Crue Without Vince Or any other member not in the Original Crue Line up!!!! I Dont Consider This Album Crue At All With Corabi Singing!!!
What about New Tattoo with Randy Castillo on drums?
Or Samantha Maloney ?
The album is brilliant, and it IS Mötley. Some folks can’t handle the fact that mommy and daddy got a divorce. 🤷♂️
@@thedude9941 The typical hipocrecy of blind vince fans. They claim to be fans of the band, but they are just fans of vince.
@@TheNewBerser I actually like the Corabi album, It's not my favorite but still good and I think motley should've done more material with him because Vince was way past his prime by the 90s.
i like it.