Take Me to the Top 3:59 Looks That Kill 7:47 Bastard 14:15 Shout at the Devil 17:21 Merry-Go-Round 20:47 Knock 'em Dead, Kid 24:18 Piece of Your Action 28:15 Live Wire 35:15 Helter Skelter 42:36
@@Blackkitty32 Oh yeah, I was really there. 19 year old lil boy was I. I remember very well when Motley Crue debuted their brand new never heard song. Vince stated.."We have a brand new song from our soon to be released album and we want to play for you today.....The drum beat and Micks guitar started the rhythm and then Neil asked the audience to say it with him... - SHOUT !! - SHOUT !! - SHOUT !! - SHOUT !! - SHOUT !! (and as 400,000 rockers are shouting this....Neil says...SHOUT AT THE DEVILLLLLL !!! and away the song goes. Forever etched into my brain. I would end up seeing the Crue 4 times with Carnival of Sins tour being the last. Loved every minute of that day. Started with Quiet Riot at 9am and didn't end till 2am with Van Halen.
Everyone bags on Vince. He sounds no better here than in 2022. He never sounded good live. People have no idea, in general, how difficult Vince’s vocals are too pull off and to be his age after all he has been through physically and emotionally to pull this recent tour in 2022 off is amazing. Effing love Motley Crue. Saw them so many times in the early days and they sound as good as ever in 2022. Wow!!!!
Mick never got the recognition he deserved. He's a great player. I was in High school when Motley hit. It was the best time for Metal, never to be repeated...💚🎸
@@jasoncook8351 when you start your debate with, “you are incorrect..” tells me a lot about you. I have a Masters in music from Lionel Hampton School of Music at U of I. Classical studies of over 20 years. Have played in numerous bands and recordings over the 40 years I’ve been involved in music. Rock music is not all about the theory and technical playing. It’s also about invoking emotion through sounds created. Mick had a style and sound, whether you think that or not, I could give a flying F. Your comment felt like I was dealing with some junior high kid.
Because if you can hear bass in there I'd really like to know where it is don't get me wrong Nikki Sixx is a good bass player however I can't hear him worth a damn in this video and it's sad because it's a live performance all you hear is guitar drums and vocals an occasional blunder here and there of bass sound
That's because heavy music doesn't die, it just re-cycles with the next batch of pissed off angry 15 year old males. We now have about 3 generations of metal heads built up.
Watching Motley in 1983 makes me realize one thing. Rock and Roll is a young man's game. I understand all these bands are still playing to make the money, but the magic is lost when they become senior citizens. Very few can pull it off.
I'm not so sure. About 4 years ago I saw a sold-out trio in concert: Eagles - Styx - REO Speedwagon. The place was absolutely ELECTRIC and all three bands fed off the crowd's energy. You would have thought it was back in 1979 - I am not kidding!
Yes in some cases for sure. Saw RHCP and Crue a couple years back and the shows were flat. However also saw ACDC, GNR and JP, and they were 3 of the best gigs I’ve ever been to.
This is just like any other live recording of motley crue I've seen. They suck. I liked them when i was a kid. Their studio stuff is good, but it seems like it was a bunch of studio magic, cuz they can't do it live.
I saw the Crue a few years back thinking it was the last show ever ( Vince is fat and barely sings The concert was a bust and wish I never saw it it ruined the image I had of them they are just too old to do this anymore plain and simple
3:59 Take Me To The Top 7:47 Looks That Kill 14:15 Bastard 17:21 Shout At The Devil 20:47 Merry-go-round 24:18 Knock 'Em Dead, Kid 28:15 Piece Of Your Action 35:15 Live Wire 42:36 Helter Skelter #MÖTLEYCRÜE 🤘🤘🏻🤘🏿🤘🏼🤘🏽🤘🏾
I was there awesome weekend. Junior high, I remember the retaining wall fell when Ozzie came out, crazy day. Quiet riot was first then the Crue. Scorpions were the best of the day. ALso saw the creu at Santa Monica Civic the year earlier.
In 1983 I received a cassette tape from a friend. It had Twisted Sister "Stay Hungry" on side A, and Mötley Crüe's "Shöut at the Devil" on side B. That Maxell or TDK tape got worn out. I bought anything from Mötley Crüe I could find from that day forward. I've seen them over 15 times in concert, I saw Tommy Lee get arrested for showing his junk. We've seen debauchery and insanity, craziness and all sorts of sexuality and other acts of "love"....lol. The 80's were a decade of decadence and Mötley Crüe was the PERFECT band for it. They indulged anything and everything. It was said NEVER EVER take your girlfriend backstage to a Crüe's concert. She'll no longer be your girlfriend and IF she is, you may not want her to be. These guys had FUN and didn't give a flyin` f**k if you liked it or not. For teenagers back then they were our band, our mantra, our Rock and Roll Legends! AND THEY KICKED ASS!
The Hair band music of the 80's was a great time in my life. It was all about having a good time. When guitar solos ruled the air waves. And that is what rock started out as,, Nothing but a good time.
Amazing,concert with no cell phones in the air.People actually jamming to the music and not fucking with trying to get shitty videos on there cell phone.So much better life back then.
I saw motley Crue September 13th 1985 in fort Wayne Indiana at the war memorial coliseum! When exiting the parking lot on to Parnell avenue after the show there was a Pentagram in the tree lit up in flames. I'm 53 and I'll never forget it
To be able to go back to these days would be awesome! I just turned 18 on May 18, 1983 and was less than a week away from graduating high school when this concert was happening. So many great memories from back then.
ending my Soph year here in CT . MTV was awesome for my years 1981-1985, I finally bought a VCR for live aid . Wish i bought 1 in the summer of 83 AWESOME MUSIC still lives on 32041 years old,
Music fans today may laugh about the vocal "quality" here, but you sheep have been fed PRE RECORDED vocals for so long and soundboard manipulation for so long, you don't even know what LIVE music is anymore.
Masters practicing their craft. The late 70s and 80s were great times to see live acts and some huge stage sets. Sex + drugs + rock & roll and of course big hair.
The early 80's, mid 80's, late 80's were the most iconic times for Metal. I was able to see some unbelievably talented bands play live. From Alpine Valley to the Eagle's Club, to Summerfest, the Marcus Amphitheater, Mecca, Bradley Center, to County Stadium for Pink Floyd. I was lucky enough to have seen well over 150 concerts. Accept, AC⚡DC, Aerosmith, Alice Cooper, Anthrax, Armored Saint, Autograph, Black Sabbath, Blue Oyster Cult, Bon Jovi, Boston, Cars, Cinderella, Damn Yankees, Def Leppard, DIO, Dokken, Europe, Faith No More, Faster Pussycat, Great White, Guns n`🌹Roses🌹, Heart, Helix, Iron Maiden, Jackyl, Judas Priest, KISS, Krokus, LA Guns, Living Colour, Lita Ford, Loudness, Lynch Mob, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Megadeath, Metallica, Metal Church, Motörhead, Nazareth, Night Ranger, Ozzy Osborne, Pantera, Poison, Quiet Riot, Queensryche, RATT, Sammy Hagar, 🦂Scorpions🦂, Skid Row, Slaughter, Stryper, STYX, Ted Nugent, Tesla, Triumph, Trixter, Twisted Sister, (even)Ugly Kid Joe, Van Halen, Vixen, Warrant, W.A.S.P., White Lion, Whitesnake, Winger, Y&T, ZZ Top, and THE BEST OF ALL OF THEM, @ Milwaukee County Stadium. PINK FLOYD! There are a lot I missed on this list. Many of them were at the 93 QFM Rock Stage at Summerfest. Or the Lazer 103 Rock Stage @ Summerfest. Some were at the Harley Davidson Blues Stage at Summerfest. In many cases my buddies and I would get tickets for the shows in Milwaukee at the arena venues like the Mecca Arena, the new(at the time)new Bradley Center, and the smallest of the bunch the Eagle's Club, Eagle's Ballroom, or a few other names. Then there was Summerfest. The Summer Music Festival held on the shore of Lake Michigan. They built the Marcus Amphitheater for the larger or "Bigger" Bands/Events/Shows. We got to see Metallica there, twice If I remember correctly. Summerfest also had a great variety of stages for EVERY Musical tastes.🎼🎵🎶🎹Musical concerts🎼🎵🎶🎹 from all walks of life. From Country Western, Southern Rock, Classic Rock or classic Country Western music. From Hip-Hop to Rap, even Symphonic music had it's own spot. And of course our area. Early on it was the 93QFM Rock Stage. 93QFM was the place for Hard Rock, "Heavy Metal", classic rock, etc. There was also the "PURE" Classic Rock station 96.5 WKLH. They were also a good station. They'd play Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix, etc., & other classic rock from the 60's and 70's. In the 80's, WKTI/94.5 was a "everything" type station. They played Top 40, Rock, some classics, some Hip-hop, some heavier rock, like Aerosmith....lol. Especially the "Walk this Way" collaboration Aerosmith did. A bit later, I'm not sure when exactly, another station arrived. 102.9 or Lazer 103. They played the newer hard rock. Bands like Mötley Crüe, Dokken, RATT, Metallica, Megadeath, etc. So at Summerfest these stations were all attached to their respective Stages. If I remember correctly 96.5/WKLH teamed with Harley Davidson and they did the classic Rock/Blues Stage for a while. Point is it was a musical experience like no other! They had or the did the Lazer Floyd experience a few times as well. Summerfest was incredibly fun. Plus it ran from June 28th to 29th until July 10th? Again I'm not sure of the exact dates or time-frame. However Milwaukee has a "tradition" called the "BIG-BANG". It's obviously done for a July 4th holiday experience. However it doesn't or didn't occur on the 4th of July. They'd still have the July 4th party with fireworks.🎇🎆🎆🎆🎇🎆🎇🎆🎆 But during the "Big-Bang" usually a couple days before the 4th, they'd have this OUTRAGEOUS, INCREDIBLY BEAUTIFUL FIREWORKS DISPLAY which lit up the entire Downtown Milwaukee sky. I remember being at a concert, and we got to see this insane fireworks show going off to Metallica's music! It was absolutely incredible! I've seen some people who are bashing Mötley Crüe's performance. Yes I'm a bit biased, but I've seen them 15+ times and they have ALWAYS busted their asses for their fans! They've always given 150%! Plus I've seen Nikki Sixx help a young woman who the bouncers were literally kicking the crap out of, he stopped in the middle of a song, he "fired" the security guard for pounding on what Nikki called a 100 pound defenseless girl, he then jumped off the stage, with Tommy and Vince right behind him, got the girl away from the guard who now also had "help" and a minor fight ensued. You may think your clever or ?? for bashing Mötley Crüe's concerts, but for a band that "sucks" as bad as some of you claim? They've sold out arenas, stadiums, theaters, everywhere they go. They've made more money on their bad performances than most of the haters will make combined! They've dated and have had relationships with women that again the haters wouldn't even have a remote chance to even say hi to, let alone sleep with them. Mötley Crüe wasn't the "norm", they shattered the normal. And for all of you crying and whining about how bad they were? For every one of you there's thousands of us who LOVE Mötley Crüe, live and in studio. So keep crying because we'll drown out your whining with Metal straight up your ASStronomy.
I can’t believe Its been 35 years since . I was 15 and my ticket costed 25 dollars . I remember being there with my friends in the heat and this MC biker group we’re all concerned about us making sure we had water and food. They were cool . I still have my ticket . I remember the bus ride back to the parking lot and meeting a girl who was leaning on me half asleep . I still talk to her till this day . US 83 is something I’ll never forget .
I wasn't born until 85 but the motley crue runs through my veins.🤘🤘 Tommy Lee was a beast on the drums and a showman..being a guitarist and drummer.. I mean I have to give the whole crue credit where credits due.🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘👌👌👌👌👌👌👌
@@jonathanstorie1081 This was Heavy Metal Day at US Festival II in 1983. I'm doing this from memory, but I think we also saw Quiet Riot, Ozzy Osbourne, Judas Priest, Triumph, Scorpions and Van Halen.
@@daniels2368 I wouldn't say so many...but he is technically better. And he's a nice dude. Hung out with him in 2003.... It was so random....he came to our small restaurant in Albany ga because I think they said he was marrying a girl from here....he was super cool and played a set of covers with my bosses band that night and answered all our questions. Fun night. They played old Aerosmith, ZZ top etc.
OMG, I remember this. Me and 3 friends bought our tickets-which was 35 bucks, lol. Loaded up the van and and drove to LA from SF. It was the best US festival concert ever
man this brings back the memories. First rock show I saw with the crue, I was 18 years old and at the concord pavilion back in the early 80's. I had taken car, BART and bus to see them and back then they were the opening act for Y&T! The Crue are awesome. I feel privileged to have seen them way back when. :)
I was about 6 at this show. I'm 45 now....1983 was the most glorious year for Heavy Metal, and it'll never happen again.....This was my 2nd time seeing MC ......the 1st having been MC opening for KISS of the COTN tour, at Universal Amphitheater on March 27, 1983. SATD is still my favourite MC album!
The 80's must have been so much better than today... Live comfortably on a manual labor 9-5 job, crusin' around in muscle cars with sexy big hair chicks by your side. Back when people watched TV shows like Magnum PI and still believed in heroes. Nowadays we have mousy girls that just want to watch TV and go online... Our most popular TV shows are about dealing meth and a zombie apocalypse. The economy completely sucks and there's no progress.
***** You pretty much summed up Modern America . Almost everything sucks . Popcorn is no longer popped in coconut oil and McD's fries are no longer cooked in Beef Lard . We're a country of Zombies staring at our phones all day . And it ain't over yet . Now back to your regular programming .
Mick has been one of the most under rated guitarist, man if you really pay attention to his works into the later years, awesome! I’ve seen some clips of warming up and he threw down some aggressive blues riffs, wow! Under rated, but it took those four guys for this to happen, chemistry.
He's on at least one track I know of with Travis Tritt and the singer from FFDP(don't quote me on that one) but I do know Tritt is on it. Called Outlaws & Outsiders, I like it.
Ankylosing spondylitis, I have a life long friend that has this horrific disease as Mick does.. he’s 53 and it has kept progressing over a 25+ year period. And this is after getting t-boned by a vehicle traveling 65 mph in 1991 breaking his neck and spending over 6 months with a hallow screwed into his skull.. I was there with my pal through it all and still to this day for anything needed.. My 🤘🏻Horns 🤘🏻are up for Mick, my first hand witness of the depths this disease allows me an inside knowledge of its tragic effects. Mick doesn’t move on stage,,, except his hands which is what we should be watching... his head stays down... because he can’t move his neck and shoulders and more!!! But he’s still doing it live. Shout came out when I was 14 , we probably sang along with it sounded better than Vince live, so what, doesn’t matter, it was a major part of my life and millions of others. I will never forget.🤘🏻☠️🤘🏻. Out of all 4 of them Mick got dealt the worst hand.. you haven’t heard him crying about it,,been sick of hearing Nikki’s ass tell his narcissistic self bragging story for years... and Tommy at least is still appearing to be the same fun loving music playing goofball he ever was, only one I hear seemingly bragging about his past (and driving his Ferrari on Sunset) and heroin, although has been a good supplier of lyrics is and will always be known as about the simplest bassist ever known through these decades... we still rocked their shit and still do.. 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
@@ioannis7775 It's at the US Festival in Devore, California. Heavy Metal Sunday Band line up: Quiet Riot, Motley Crue, Ozzy Osbourne, Triumph, Scorpions, Judas Priest, Van Halen. I was there !!!!
I love seeing this early Crue. They were still so young and hungry, you can just see that they wanted it so badly and they were out to show everyone. Wish I could have seen them live back then
YES ! Saw them first time tour after this one opening for Ozzy ! Girls behind me blew a fire 🔥 ball 🤣 over my head during Shout at the Devil with a hair spray can and lighter , was not 🚫 happy about that ! CRAZY times 🤟🤟🤟
Just fucking love that intro to Piece Of Your Action. Its 2016 and the band is no more. Man I fucking miss them already. Nikki and Crue thank you for the music.
I started playing drums at the age of 11 after hearing "piece of your action" and "public enemy #1"...Still playing drums today, so thanks Tommy, and Nikki and Nick and Vince!
@@atlasking6110 He has several million dollars and a long history of used hot women that say otherwise. You dont need to be Neil Peart to play music, bud. It ain't about that. It's about having a good time, something anal musician types often cannot figure out, to their detriment. Dream Theater are great musicians but their songwriting is totally boring. I'd rather hear Motley Crue.
I happened upon this when it originally aired. I was already a huge Crue fan, but this was as good as it got until their tour started. My jaw hit the floor and stayed there. The Crue were my Beatles. Lol!
@@bartbrownlaw1692 Absolutely. Kinda makes ya wish they had originally wrote it. Just one of those timeless songs. Rob Zombie and Marilyn Manson did a decent job of it IMHO.
When glam rock was raw and these boys kill it on stage I got into them when I was ten the year they came out they are retiring this year the end of an era rock on boys love you always never forget \m/
maddog76 Yeah, that and Shout at the Devil didn't come out until then end of summer that year. Hence if you watch the whole show. Some words are miss or in wrong order, lol.
jimmy lee I guess it depends really...... I saw KISS in 1977. Still have the tour program. The super cool thing about that is I met Paul 2 months ago here in town and had him sign it. Took pictures and all if you'd like to see him.
Thanks for the memories!!! Was there in 83, only 17 years old and frying in the sun LOL. Actually this is a good recording! The microphone kept cutting in & out on all the bands :( they placed the main cords in the front of the stage " ding dongs " and the crowd was stepping on the cord so the concert directors kept telling everybody to MOVE BACK...
@@mikerobinson2021 83 US FEST IN Devore Calif. on Metal day, over 300,000 people, I was there!. Scorpions owned the show. Two groups of 14 each from Modesto in the Central Valley went.
The great thing about Crue, for me, is their stripped down almost punky sound, just one guitar, spaces between the instruments. Vince and Tommy power it and Nikki is competent enough, and the visionary behind the concept
@@john.wick1 It thought they were Hair Metal band, at least so on the following up album after Shout, Theatre of Pain was really hairspray-hairs and pink colours etc. typical hair-metal band. Always thought of them as glam or hair metal. Along came Poison, then Guns...
@@rabarebra When the founding partner himself describes HIS band, then that's all the definitive classification that's needed & authenticated. Nikki Sixx said they are a Punk Metal band, what more do you want?
I was there up front the whole time and could barely breathe from getting crushed the whole time as everyone was pushing towards the front. When Ozzy came on I knew I was not going to survive lol. It took me like a literal hour to finally get out of that massive crowd. Good times!
The water cannons. The milk jugs of water at the front. The crushing of the crowd. The scrapes of the barricade on my chest. I bailed over barricaid and in seconds i was out of the crowd. Great show. Epic crowd. Cheers!
I saw the NineInchNailz and it was the same thing. It was so packed I could hardly breathe, it was so hot and sweaty, my feet kept coming off the ground and I'd move around floating.I was almost 60 years old but I stayed up front the whole show.
was in a similar situation (not this show) and my entire body was paralyzed by hordes of crushing people. I remember distinctly realizing every time I took a breath I couldn't get a full one back in. suddenly my body started leveling downwards, like as if my feet were caught. the crowd was pushing so hard and no matter what I did I could not move and knew within a few minutes id be dead. I just remember the smell of the body heat and hearing someones face pressed on mine making these really awful noises. like trying to scream with tape on their mouth. fortunately it started to break up and I remember the sheer panic and joy of being able to actually take a step. I got outta there and never ever went to a general admission crowd for shows like this.
@sharon You all are the damn best. I'm honored to have the kind of support that you show me, thank you. How are you doing it is nice meeting you here btw
9:13 So this was May of 1983. Shout At The Devil was released in September 1983. No wonder Looks That Kill didn't get a huge response from the fans since this song was played before its release. The crowd was like, well, this sounds pretty cool.
I thought this exact thing. Mick at 33:30 and his slide is fucking awesome. That is my favorite Mick Mars riff. Just the way he's doing the hammer ons and switches to that killer slide, its epic. Tommy does a pretty good job live too. But Mick literally carried this band!
Very true! That said, the one stupid thing their frontman kept doing was cupping the mic. IF YOU'RE A FRONTMAN OF YOUR OWN BAND, DON'T CUP THE FUCKING MIC! It truly makes the vocals sound terrible on top of other issues.
Those 80s motley shows were epic, if you weren't there to see it live you missed out. No vince isn't Freddie mercury, but it didn't matter. Much like van halen with roth it didn't matter. The best shows I've ever seen between those bands. And I've seen hundreds. There is a reason they went to the top, people need to stop with the revisionist history. The band out there today is not the motley of the 80s, not even close.
I will admit I am 46 and loved M Crew as a kid! I was shocked listening to the first 2 songs and how bad they were. I have seen a few bands live in my time but hearing this without being there is shocking
The Fleetwood Mac music stands out all the time. Waht a moment in rock and roll history. I wanted to go so bad. My uncle lived in California and was a rock star himself. Parents wouldn't let me go. To this day I regret not figuring a way.
I was there. 19 years old. 3 days later I was in the Army.
I just turned 58 !!
Thank you for your service.
@@MaidensWorldOfWax The pleasure was all mine. ;)
were you really there? ireland here, big big crue fan,41 years young x
@@Blackkitty32 Oh yeah, I was really there. 19 year old lil boy was I.
I remember very well when Motley Crue debuted their brand new never heard song. Vince stated.."We have a brand new song from our soon to be released album and we want to play for you today.....The drum beat and Micks guitar started the rhythm and then Neil asked the audience to say it with him... - SHOUT !! - SHOUT !! - SHOUT !! - SHOUT !! - SHOUT !! (and as 400,000 rockers are shouting this....Neil says...SHOUT AT THE DEVILLLLLL !!! and away the song goes. Forever etched into my brain.
I would end up seeing the Crue 4 times with Carnival of Sins tour being the last.
Loved every minute of that day. Started with Quiet Riot at 9am and didn't end till 2am with Van Halen.
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Everyone bags on Vince. He sounds no better here than in 2022. He never sounded good live. People have no idea, in general, how difficult Vince’s vocals are too pull off and to be his age after all he has been through physically and emotionally to pull this recent tour in 2022 off is amazing. Effing love Motley Crue. Saw them so many times in the early days and they sound as good as ever in 2022. Wow!!!!
Mick never got the recognition he deserved. He's a great player. I was in High school when Motley hit. It was the best time for Metal, never to be repeated...💚🎸
@@jasoncook8351 Go troll somewhere else...
@@jasoncook8351 if you think Mick is overrated, then you know nothing about guitar playing.
@@jasoncook8351 when you start your debate with, “you are incorrect..” tells me a lot about you. I have a Masters in music from Lionel Hampton School of Music at U of I. Classical studies of over 20 years. Have played in numerous bands and recordings over the 40 years I’ve been involved in music. Rock music is not all about the theory and technical playing. It’s also about invoking emotion through sounds created. Mick had a style and sound, whether you think that or not, I could give a flying F. Your comment felt like I was dealing with some junior high kid.
Oh yeah Mick Mars did not get the recognition he should have you are right considering his face we almost playing by himself
Because if you can hear bass in there I'd really like to know where it is don't get me wrong Nikki Sixx is a good bass player however I can't hear him worth a damn in this video and it's sad because it's a live performance all you hear is guitar drums and vocals an occasional blunder here and there of bass sound
This concert is almost 40 years ago and still rocks 😎 🤘
That's because heavy music doesn't die, it just re-cycles with the next batch of pissed off angry 15 year old males. We now have about 3 generations of metal heads built up.
So true!‼️🥁
yeah I'm almost 40 and I still do too...
Don’t care what y’all say but Nikki’s bass was on point all throughout this concert
Mick did good also, the only one that sounded shitty was Vince, he's just Not a Good Live Singer. I do like his Voice though
Watching Motley in 1983 makes me realize one thing. Rock and Roll is a young man's game. I understand all these bands are still playing to make the money, but the magic is lost when they become senior citizens. Very few can pull it off.
I'm not so sure.
About 4 years ago I saw a sold-out trio in concert: Eagles - Styx - REO Speedwagon.
The place was absolutely ELECTRIC and all three bands fed off the crowd's energy.
You would have thought it was back in 1979 - I am not kidding!
Legit musicians pull it off the time, it's the ones that rely more on image and antics that cannot
Yes in some cases for sure. Saw RHCP and Crue a couple years back and the shows were flat. However also saw ACDC, GNR and JP, and they were 3 of the best gigs I’ve ever been to.
This is just like any other live recording of motley crue I've seen. They suck. I liked them when i was a kid. Their studio stuff is good, but it seems like it was a bunch of studio magic, cuz they can't do it live.
I saw the Crue a few years back thinking it was the last show ever ( Vince is fat and barely sings
The concert was a bust and wish I never saw it it ruined the image I had of them they are just too old to do this anymore plain and simple
I was there for all three days, I was told I had a great time !
Obviously your fun was not about music just like the band.
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3:59 Take Me To The Top
7:47 Looks That Kill
14:15 Bastard
17:21 Shout At The Devil
20:47 Merry-go-round
24:18 Knock 'Em Dead, Kid
28:15 Piece Of Your Action
35:15 Live Wire
42:36 Helter Skelter
#MÖTLEYCRÜE 🤘🤘🏻🤘🏿🤘🏼🤘🏽🤘🏾
I love these mother fuckers, back In the 80's was the greatest time of my life, I'm most definitely a fuckin hard core Crüe Head 4-Life !
I was there awesome weekend. Junior high, I remember the retaining wall fell when Ozzie came out, crazy day.
Quiet riot was first then the Crue. Scorpions were the best of the day. ALso saw the creu at Santa Monica Civic the year earlier.
In 1983 I received a cassette tape from a friend. It had Twisted Sister "Stay Hungry" on side A, and Mötley Crüe's "Shöut at the Devil" on side B. That Maxell or TDK tape got worn out. I bought anything from Mötley Crüe I could find from that day forward. I've seen them over 15 times in concert, I saw Tommy Lee get arrested for showing his junk. We've seen debauchery and insanity, craziness and all sorts of sexuality and other acts of "love"....lol. The 80's were a decade of decadence and Mötley Crüe was the PERFECT band for it. They indulged anything and everything. It was said NEVER EVER take your girlfriend backstage to a Crüe's concert. She'll no longer be your girlfriend and IF she is, you may not want her to be. These guys had FUN and didn't give a flyin` f**k if you liked it or not. For teenagers back then they were our band, our mantra, our Rock and Roll Legends! AND THEY KICKED ASS!
Bark At The Moon tour with Motley Crue opening for Ozzy. One of the wildest concerts I've seen. Crue kicked it, seriously. What a night.
Saw that tour in Jacksonville FL
Hopefully sounded better then this. Vince cannot speak.
@@ontherunjg Vince was pretty horrible as usual but the show and the crowd was top knotch.
@@todddavis4274 Sometimes that is all that matters😀
The Hair band music of the 80's was a great time in my life. It was all about having a good time. When guitar solos ruled the air waves.
And that is what rock started out as,, Nothing but a good time.
I was in one of those bands in L.A. during that time. It was fun, but embarrassed about it now.
@@BadRonald1 Why. it was the times. Just about every kid wanted to be in a hair band then. You lived what some dreamed about.
Amazing,concert with no cell phones in the air.People actually jamming to the music and not fucking with trying to get shitty videos on there cell phone.So much better life back then.
The show was decent, but I don't know if you watched the video. 90% of the people in this crowd couldn't give a fuck less
indeed ✌🤘
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yeah - put the damn phones down! Just watch the show! Modern times suck.
E-hug scott. No bromo
I saw motley Crue September 13th 1985 in fort Wayne Indiana at the war memorial coliseum! When exiting the parking lot on to Parnell avenue after the show there was a Pentagram in the tree lit up in flames. I'm 53 and I'll never forget it
Lol, uh, what?
To be able to go back to these days would be awesome! I just turned 18 on May 18, 1983 and was less than a week away from graduating high school when this concert was happening.
So many great memories from back then.
ending my Soph year here in CT . MTV was awesome for my years 1981-1985, I finally bought a VCR for live aid . Wish i bought 1 in the summer of 83 AWESOME MUSIC still lives on 32041 years old,
Me too, Taurus!
Music fans today may laugh about the vocal "quality" here, but you sheep have been fed PRE RECORDED vocals for so long and soundboard manipulation for so long, you don't even know what LIVE music is anymore.
This was the Crue's best stage look.
Too fast for Love / Shout at the DevL ..era after that they went full glam with theater of Pain.
It was the ultimate Crue look that truly fits their signatures sound.
FUXXXXX YES!
Lady boys. Pathetic
Masters practicing their craft. The late 70s and 80s were great times to see live acts and some huge stage sets. Sex + drugs + rock & roll and of course big hair.
Crazy how this is slowly coming up on 40 years...
The early 80's, mid 80's, late 80's were the most iconic times for Metal. I was able to see some unbelievably talented bands play live. From Alpine Valley to the Eagle's Club, to Summerfest, the Marcus Amphitheater, Mecca, Bradley Center, to County Stadium for Pink Floyd. I was lucky enough to have seen well over 150 concerts. Accept, AC⚡DC, Aerosmith, Alice Cooper, Anthrax, Armored Saint, Autograph, Black Sabbath, Blue Oyster Cult, Bon Jovi, Boston, Cars, Cinderella, Damn Yankees, Def Leppard, DIO, Dokken, Europe, Faith No More, Faster Pussycat, Great White, Guns n`🌹Roses🌹, Heart, Helix, Iron Maiden, Jackyl, Judas Priest, KISS, Krokus, LA Guns, Living Colour, Lita Ford, Loudness, Lynch Mob, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Megadeath, Metallica, Metal Church, Motörhead, Nazareth, Night Ranger, Ozzy Osborne, Pantera, Poison, Quiet Riot, Queensryche, RATT, Sammy Hagar, 🦂Scorpions🦂, Skid Row, Slaughter, Stryper, STYX, Ted Nugent, Tesla, Triumph, Trixter, Twisted Sister, (even)Ugly Kid Joe, Van Halen, Vixen, Warrant, W.A.S.P., White Lion, Whitesnake, Winger, Y&T, ZZ Top, and THE BEST OF ALL OF THEM, @ Milwaukee County Stadium. PINK FLOYD! There are a lot I missed on this list. Many of them were at the 93 QFM Rock Stage at Summerfest. Or the Lazer 103 Rock Stage @ Summerfest. Some were at the Harley Davidson Blues Stage at Summerfest. In many cases my buddies and I would get tickets for the shows in Milwaukee at the arena venues like the Mecca Arena, the new(at the time)new Bradley Center, and the smallest of the bunch the Eagle's Club, Eagle's Ballroom, or a few other names. Then there was Summerfest. The Summer Music Festival held on the shore of Lake Michigan. They built the Marcus Amphitheater for the larger or "Bigger" Bands/Events/Shows. We got to see Metallica there, twice If I remember correctly. Summerfest also had a great variety of stages for EVERY Musical tastes.🎼🎵🎶🎹Musical concerts🎼🎵🎶🎹 from all walks of life. From Country Western, Southern Rock, Classic Rock or classic Country Western music. From Hip-Hop to Rap, even Symphonic music had it's own spot. And of course our area. Early on it was the 93QFM Rock Stage. 93QFM was the place for Hard Rock, "Heavy Metal", classic rock, etc. There was also the "PURE" Classic Rock station 96.5 WKLH. They were also a good station. They'd play Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix, etc., & other classic rock from the 60's and 70's. In the 80's, WKTI/94.5 was a "everything" type station. They played Top 40, Rock, some classics, some Hip-hop, some heavier rock, like Aerosmith....lol. Especially the "Walk this Way" collaboration Aerosmith did. A bit later, I'm not sure when exactly, another station arrived. 102.9 or Lazer 103. They played the newer hard rock. Bands like Mötley Crüe, Dokken, RATT, Metallica, Megadeath, etc. So at Summerfest these stations were all attached to their respective Stages. If I remember correctly 96.5/WKLH teamed with Harley Davidson and they did the classic Rock/Blues Stage for a while. Point is it was a musical experience like no other! They had or the did the Lazer Floyd experience a few times as well. Summerfest was incredibly fun. Plus it ran from June 28th to 29th until July 10th? Again I'm not sure of the exact dates or time-frame. However Milwaukee has a "tradition" called the "BIG-BANG". It's obviously done for a July 4th holiday experience. However it doesn't or didn't occur on the 4th of July. They'd still have the July 4th party with fireworks.🎇🎆🎆🎆🎇🎆🎇🎆🎆 But during the "Big-Bang" usually a couple days before the 4th, they'd have this OUTRAGEOUS, INCREDIBLY BEAUTIFUL FIREWORKS DISPLAY which lit up the entire Downtown Milwaukee sky. I remember being at a concert, and we got to see this insane fireworks show going off to Metallica's music! It was absolutely incredible!
I've seen some people who are bashing Mötley Crüe's performance. Yes I'm a bit biased, but I've seen them 15+ times and they have ALWAYS busted their asses for their fans! They've always given 150%! Plus I've seen Nikki Sixx help a young woman who the bouncers were literally kicking the crap out of, he stopped in the middle of a song, he "fired" the security guard for pounding on what Nikki called a 100 pound defenseless girl, he then jumped off the stage, with Tommy and Vince right behind him, got the girl away from the guard who now also had "help" and a minor fight ensued. You may think your clever or ?? for bashing Mötley Crüe's concerts, but for a band that "sucks" as bad as some of you claim? They've sold out arenas, stadiums, theaters, everywhere they go. They've made more money on their bad performances than most of the haters will make combined! They've dated and have had relationships with women that again the haters wouldn't even have a remote chance to even say hi to, let alone sleep with them. Mötley Crüe wasn't the "norm", they shattered the normal. And for all of you crying and whining about how bad they were? For every one of you there's thousands of us who LOVE Mötley Crüe, live and in studio. So keep crying because we'll drown out your whining with Metal straight up your ASStronomy.
Mötley Crüe is one of the greatest bands ever. What awesome times we had back then, especially at a Crüe concert.
Seeing Motley Crue on the 17th of August. School starts on the 18th. BEST WAY TO END THE SUMMER YES.
Never much of a Crue fan but I love seeing bands in their heydey.
what the fuck you don't know what your talking about but it's kul you still learning omg
yeah gotta say i never liked them, even his lead vocals are so week compared to say ACDC or metalica
He sounds pretty Fuckin good here Bro
@@tamathawalden2037 Yes Ma'am
@@tamathawalden2037 he sounds alright here better on some songs than others. He was better in 87
I can’t believe Its been 35 years since . I was 15 and my ticket costed 25 dollars . I remember being there with my friends in the heat and this MC biker group we’re all concerned about us making sure we had water and food. They were cool . I still have my ticket . I remember the bus ride back to the parking lot and meeting a girl who was leaning on me half asleep . I still talk to her till this day . US 83 is something I’ll never forget .
Mine was $25 too for the Girls,Girls, Girls tour in 1987🙂👍
I wasn't born until 85 but the motley crue runs through my veins.🤘🤘
Tommy Lee was a beast on the drums and a showman..being a guitarist and drummer.. I mean I have to give the whole crue credit where credits due.🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘👌👌👌👌👌👌👌
I was there on Heavy Metal Sunday Memorial Day weekend 1983!!! Now I feel old lol. ROCK ON!!!!!
Was there other bands that played?
@@jonathanstorie1081 This was Heavy Metal Day at US Festival II in 1983. I'm doing this from memory, but I think we also saw Quiet Riot, Ozzy Osbourne, Judas Priest, Triumph, Scorpions and Van Halen.
@@rognarok what city was that in?
@@jonathanstorie1081 the US Festival.
@@jonathanstorie1081 It was at Glen Helen Regional Park in San Berardino, CA.
Holy 💩 it's a real piece of archeology
😜😂🤣😂🤣 footage of almost 40 yrs ago...thx a lot for posting this. It's truly appreciated 😁👍
Had to ruin it.lol...
There are no words to describe how unique and amazing this band was and still is.
I think you're looking for the word "LOL"
@@1sourceps no, I’m not.
Loving Mick's guitar sound! Gritty AF!!
Motley Crue is a band that worked on chemistry. They needed each other to be the great band they were.
Narcotic chemistry.
Yes. And it's weird so many people like Corrabi more then vjnce...
@@daniels2368 I wouldn't say so many...but he is technically better. And he's a nice dude. Hung out with him in 2003.... It was so random....he came to our small restaurant in Albany ga because I think they said he was marrying a girl from here....he was super cool and played a set of covers with my bosses band that night and answered all our questions. Fun night. They played old Aerosmith, ZZ top etc.
@@brentleycraft yea... and oh cool story! Sounds like fun
Some chemistry
Great year, early 80's were the best.
So we’re the 90s 2000s etc
Absolutely agree.
*Late 80s 2010s
@@lockandloadlikehell 2020s also
This Concert F@×KING RULES !!!
A Classic & 80's Classic at that. 👍🏻🖤👍🏻
El Mejor de Todos , Muchos Recuerdos de Mí Vida , desde Bolivia 🇧🇴 🎸👍
OMG, I remember this. Me and 3 friends bought our tickets-which was 35 bucks, lol. Loaded up the van and and drove to LA from SF. It was the best US festival concert ever
I only of 20 for mine
It's really cool to be able to see this. They were so young and new. I wish I could've seen them back then but 8 years old wasn't quite old enough. :)
I STILL love to watch/listen to this. So many great times and memories...!!!
Que gran talento de Mötley Crüe!! esta banda resplandecìa con luz propia, esos dos primeros acetatos que compusieron los llevaron muy lejos.
Hell yes, Mick killed that solo in Take me to the Top!
man this brings back the memories. First rock show I saw with the crue, I was 18 years old and at the concord pavilion back in the early 80's. I had taken car, BART and bus to see them and back then they were the opening act for Y&T! The Crue are awesome. I feel privileged to have seen them way back when. :)
October '82 I was there- Tommy shooting drum sticks out like arrows
Saludos a Mötley Crüe.
Que vivan por siempre
Saludos desde El Salvador Centroamérica 🇸🇻
I miss this. You were so concerned about us. Thank you forever !!
Well Vincent is worth 50 mil, so he must not be that bad. I've always loved him ♡
yup for high school drop out Nikki did ok too i think lol
Hell yes!
this was the Crue at there best,,, raw, unapologetic,, and almost a punk band awesome ,,, 2 fast 4 love is there greatest album...
I agree but Vince Neil cannot sing live
I was about 6 at this show. I'm 45 now....1983 was the most glorious year for Heavy Metal, and it'll never happen again.....This was my 2nd time seeing MC ......the 1st having been MC opening for KISS of the COTN tour, at Universal Amphitheater on March 27, 1983.
SATD is still my favourite MC album!
That's so awesome , I was there, the US festival, I was 15 never forget, what a great day it was, Heavy Metal Sunday, way to go man
The 80's must have been so much better than today... Live comfortably on a manual labor 9-5 job, crusin' around in muscle cars with sexy big hair chicks by your side. Back when people watched TV shows like Magnum PI and still believed in heroes.
Nowadays we have mousy girls that just want to watch TV and go online... Our most popular TV shows are about dealing meth and a zombie apocalypse. The economy completely sucks and there's no progress.
In the 80's, they said that about the 60's.
***** Not to mention no one is rockin a mullet what's up with that?
It is sad. Real sad.
***** You pretty much summed up Modern America . Almost everything sucks . Popcorn is no longer popped in coconut oil and McD's fries are no longer cooked in Beef Lard . We're a country of Zombies staring at our phones all day . And it ain't over yet . Now back to your regular programming .
heroin was the best
Classic! I was there with my best bud with not a care in the world. Had a blast.
Mick has been one of the most under rated guitarist, man if you really pay attention to his works into the later years, awesome! I’ve seen some clips of warming up and he threw down some aggressive blues riffs, wow! Under rated, but it took those four guys for this to happen, chemistry.
He's on at least one track I know of with Travis Tritt and the singer from FFDP(don't quote me on that one) but I do know Tritt is on it. Called Outlaws & Outsiders, I like it.
Ankylosing spondylitis, I have a life long friend that has this horrific disease as Mick does.. he’s 53 and it has kept progressing over a 25+ year period. And this is after getting t-boned by a vehicle traveling 65 mph in 1991 breaking his neck and spending over 6 months with a hallow screwed into his skull.. I was there with my pal through it all and still to this day for anything needed.. My 🤘🏻Horns 🤘🏻are up for Mick, my first hand witness of the depths this disease allows me an inside knowledge of its tragic effects. Mick doesn’t move on stage,,, except his hands which is what we should be watching... his head stays down... because he can’t move his neck and shoulders and more!!! But he’s still doing it live. Shout came out when I was 14 , we probably sang along with it sounded better than Vince live, so what, doesn’t matter, it was a major part of my life and millions of others. I will never forget.🤘🏻☠️🤘🏻. Out of all 4 of them Mick got dealt the worst hand.. you haven’t heard him crying about it,,been sick of hearing Nikki’s ass tell his narcissistic self bragging story for years... and Tommy at least is still appearing to be the same fun loving music playing goofball he ever was, only one I hear seemingly bragging about his past (and driving his Ferrari on Sunset) and heroin, although has been a good supplier of lyrics is and will always be known as about the simplest bassist ever known through these decades... we still rocked their shit and still do.. 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
@@mattt5946 thanks man, I’ll see what I can find on that, 🤘🏻Mick is Killer🤘🏻
I was right there somewere 15years old. one of the best days off my life Rock Onnn..💯💯💯
Mick & Tommy!!! 😇🙏👍
Damn, Tommy is such a badass drummer!
It's amazing what a good producer can do in the studio lmao.
How Motley Crue ever made it is anyone's guess
@@stevengallant6363 Satan
Haha agree- they sound terrible here
Never seen them live so never new how awful they where live. 😂😂😂 So when I seen their concert today on TT it makes since why they are awful. 😂😂😂😂
I hear Vince sing now and think he forgot all the words but listening to this I realized he never knew them back then. LOL
I remember this concert, I went to the first 3 days, epic event.
Where happened this show? It's not specified and i wonder which festival it was...
@@ioannis7775 It's at the US Festival in Devore, California. Heavy Metal Sunday Band line up: Quiet Riot, Motley Crue, Ozzy Osbourne, Triumph, Scorpions, Judas Priest, Van Halen. I was there !!!!
@@thomaspurvis8047 Lucky one!
@@thomaspurvis8047 omg that musta been a hell of a show! Wow!!
Grew up in the eighties been listening to some of the old bands I first listened to it. This has become classic rock to the younger generations now.
Tommy is awesome live as usual..Best part is seeing Mick when he was more active on stage
darthdubblez yea and actually seeing facial expressions from mick
Mick more active?? Was he ever 😂
Yes more active..No he's not Paul Stanley active,but at least he moved better I should say..Peace
Those 3 inch heels had to have killed his back. I remember wearing them.
@@chantasullivan9506 🤣🤣😁😁
1:01 - 1:05 - the cameraman definitely has his priorities right!
I already know what your talking about without even looking. lol That chick's ass
damn she's tight, mmmm
Love young rock bands. Full of energy and hungry to make it.
Thank you so much for sharing this! This is one lifelong Mötley Crüe fan who really appreciates it!
I love seeing this early Crue. They were still so young and hungry, you can just see that they wanted it so badly and they were out to show everyone. Wish I could have seen them live back then
Young? Mick Mars was like 56 years old, wearing that ridiculous wig to try and fool people into thinking he was younger.
@@atlasking6110 😆😆😆
@@atlasking6110 he was 32 when this was shot
They are trying but have no talent. This concert was a complete embarrassment.
@@atlasking6110 Lol! Mick Mars had just turned 32 a few weeks before this concert
They had the balls to play half of the set from an album that wasn't even released yet. Props.
They had nothing else lol
YES ! Saw them first time tour after this one opening for Ozzy ! Girls behind me blew a fire 🔥 ball 🤣 over my head during Shout at the Devil with a hair spray can and lighter , was not 🚫 happy about that ! CRAZY times 🤟🤟🤟
what were they supposed to play?
@@tamathawalden2037 I saw them in a small concert /gym in CO Spgs in 1983 or 1984. I can't remember exactly. Party at the broadmoor hotel later.
@@r.edward5701 I know right, what would have been the Playlist then...covers. some should not have a keyboard.
Seen them when I was 13 at my 1st concert in 1984 (Madison, WI.) with Ozzy..It was in the top 5 best shows out of the 60+ concerts I've ever seen!💯🤘
Just fucking love that intro to Piece Of Your Action. Its 2016 and the band is no more. Man I fucking miss them already. Nikki and Crue thank you for the music.
I started playing drums at the age of 11 after hearing "piece of your action" and "public enemy #1"...Still playing drums today, so thanks Tommy, and Nikki and Nick and Vince!
Tommy can't play.
@@atlasking6110 WRONG
Anthony ,,,same here ,, Saw the Live Wire video and the rest is history....
@@atlasking6110 He has several million dollars and a long history of used hot women that say otherwise. You dont need to be Neil Peart to play music, bud. It ain't about that. It's about having a good time, something anal musician types often cannot figure out, to their detriment. Dream Theater are great musicians but their songwriting is totally boring. I'd rather hear Motley Crue.
... früher ging Mötley Crue gar nicht! Jetzt höre ich genauer hin. Dieses LIVE- Video ist authentisch vom Sound! Mick Mars macht einen guten Job!
Mis respetos para esta banda y este concierto.
Solo son 4 sujetos y de los 4 solo son 3 instrumentos y que buen Rock tocan
This is awesome so much energy in their early performances. Man I wish I lived in the 80s
Vince Neil cannot sing
@@stevengallant6363 Fits the material
@@aldenunion Exactly!
@@stevengallant6363 Not usually, but he's actually much better here than when he got old & fat
Motley crue will rock and roll you
La mejor época de la vida! yo nací en el 87 y aunque no viví en los 80s amo ese tiempo, desearía volver a el e irme de esta basura de presente.
I happened upon this when it originally aired. I was already a huge Crue fan, but this was as good as it got until their tour started. My jaw hit the floor and stayed there. The Crue were my Beatles. Lol!
The Crue are terrible you need to get your hearing checked my friend
Right on rooster .. same here.. esp when they threw in helter skelter
@@bartbrownlaw1692 Absolutely. Kinda makes ya wish they had originally wrote it. Just one of those timeless songs. Rob Zombie and Marilyn Manson did a decent job of it IMHO.
CRUEHEAD 4 LIFE
motherfuckin' CRUE !!
When glam rock was raw and these boys kill it on stage I got into them when I was ten the year they came out they are retiring this year the end of an era rock on boys love you always never forget \m/
Yeah I get to go see them in November and it will be my first time. I'm so sad but excited at the same time!
You're very lucky Sam I'm glad I got to see them but would kill to see this tour
Glam had been around a long time by then. See Slade or the Sweet, even T-Rex. Glam was far from new. I was there in '83 for this.
@@Anaris10 How DARE you not mention the Dolls, sir!!! ;)
Wow wearing those heels while playing, spinning, running through the stage like they were normal shoes, incredible🤘🏼
Mick Mars's guitar tone is crushing and bad ass like usual.... wow
I recorded this live the day of the show. I still have the tape here at the house. Seems of so long along, lol.
they were green as hell here
maddog76 Yeah, that and Shout at the Devil didn't come out until then end of summer that year. Hence if you watch the whole show. Some words are miss or in wrong order, lol.
well it was OVER 30 freakin years ago,maybe that's why it " seems of so long ago"...ya think? no....of course you didn't.
jimmy lee lol
jimmy lee I guess it depends really...... I saw KISS in 1977. Still have the tour program. The super cool thing about that is I met Paul 2 months ago here in town and had him sign it. Took pictures and all if you'd like to see him.
Thanks for the memories!!! Was there in 83, only 17 years old and frying in the sun LOL. Actually this is a good recording! The microphone kept cutting in & out on all the bands :( they placed the main cords in the front of the stage " ding dongs " and the crowd was stepping on the cord so the concert directors kept telling everybody to MOVE BACK...
Where was this at? I live in the valley
@@mikerobinson2021 83 US FEST IN Devore Calif. on Metal day, over 300,000 people, I was there!. Scorpions owned the show. Two groups of 14 each from Modesto in the Central Valley went.
I wonder what the 1983 Vince would think of the 2019 Vince’s stage performance.
🐷🐷🐷🐷🤮🤮🤧🤢
Man, 1983 was a long time ago. I feel old.
@ You all are the damn best. I'm honored to have the kind of support that you show me, thank you. How are you doing it is nice meeting you here btw
The great thing about Crue, for me, is their stripped down almost punky sound, just one guitar, spaces between the instruments. Vince and Tommy power it and Nikki is competent enough, and the visionary behind the concept
Yep, & some of that has to do with "Too Fast For Love" coming out shortly after the huge punk scene was starting to quiet down a bit.
They actually were a Punk Metal band. NIKKI said so himself.
@@john.wick1 It thought they were Hair Metal band, at least so on the following up album after Shout, Theatre of Pain was really hairspray-hairs and pink colours etc. typical hair-metal band. Always thought of them as glam or hair metal. Along came Poison, then Guns...
@@rabarebra
When the founding partner himself describes HIS band, then that's all the definitive classification that's needed & authenticated. Nikki Sixx said they are a Punk Metal band, what more do you want?
@@rabarebra
In fact, Nikki Sixx openly called for the end of Hair Metal, and that was back in 1988/89
I was there up front the whole time and could barely breathe from getting crushed the whole time as everyone was pushing towards the front. When Ozzy came on I knew I was not going to survive lol. It took me like a literal hour to finally get out of that massive crowd. Good times!
The water cannons. The milk jugs of water at the front. The crushing of the crowd. The scrapes of the barricade on my chest. I bailed over barricaid and in seconds i was out of the crowd. Great show. Epic crowd. Cheers!
That is nuts. There have been major incidents of people getting crushed to death in these situations. Sure its cool in the front but dangerous af
I saw the NineInchNailz and it was the same thing. It was so packed I could hardly breathe, it was so hot and sweaty, my feet kept coming off the ground and I'd move around floating.I was almost 60 years old but I stayed up front the whole show.
John what bands were all there? I'm jealous lol.
was in a similar situation (not this show) and my entire body was paralyzed by hordes of crushing people. I remember distinctly realizing every time I took a breath I couldn't get a full one back in. suddenly my body started leveling downwards, like as if my feet were caught. the crowd was pushing so hard and no matter what I did I could not move and knew within a few minutes id be dead. I just remember the smell of the body heat and hearing someones face pressed on mine making these really awful noises. like trying to scream with tape on their mouth. fortunately it started to break up and I remember the sheer panic and joy of being able to actually take a step. I got outta there and never ever went to a general admission crowd for shows like this.
Now and forever long live MOTLEY CRUE..there is no end...🤘😎🤘
I seen this tour back in 84..They were a opener for Ozzy.....Man talk about free.Times like that are long gone.
Great concert!
Mick mars sounded good
quit293 that's bout ut
quit293
always does
This makes up for the newer Live shows! TY!!!
imagine playing one of the biggest rock festivals of all time when you haven't even really learned how to play yet
amazing, god saves the 80's
Gran concierto!!! Más de 30 años ya!!
What a great show guys! Have seen this awesome band twice live ! xx
@sharon You all are the damn best. I'm honored to have the kind of support that you show me, thank you. How are you doing it is nice meeting you here btw
Born in the 60s been through decades of bands.. best decade was the 90s it was lit, so many great bands came to light. LONG LIVE ROCK!
Born in 1970 I would rank best eras 1980’s then 70’s then 60’s then 90’s
i saw them 6 or 7 years ago in pittsburgh on cruefest....one of the best shows ive ever been too...they crushed it live
9:13 So this was May of 1983. Shout At The Devil was released in September 1983. No wonder Looks That Kill didn't get a huge response from the fans since this song was played before its release. The crowd was like, well, this sounds pretty cool.
This was a Soundboard recording. There were over 300,000 people screaming. Everyone loved all the bands. I was in in the front, was a blast!
The fans didn't know a lot of these songs yet
They are a fun studio band , but live the vocals are brutal. Mick is the backbone of the sound, without him, these guys never would have made it.
I thought this exact thing. Mick at 33:30 and his slide is fucking awesome. That is my favorite Mick Mars riff. Just the way he's doing the hammer ons and switches to that killer slide, its epic. Tommy does a pretty good job live too. But Mick literally carried this band!
@@TheAxecutioner all of us knew, wtf?
Very true! That said, the one stupid thing their frontman kept doing was cupping the mic. IF YOU'RE A FRONTMAN OF YOUR OWN BAND, DON'T CUP THE FUCKING MIC! It truly makes the vocals sound terrible on top of other issues.
i agree. his riffs are what made the band. its pretty clear. the other guys couldve been anybody but mick had the spark.
Those 80s motley shows were epic, if you weren't there to see it live you missed out. No vince isn't Freddie mercury, but it didn't matter. Much like van halen with roth it didn't matter. The best shows I've ever seen between those bands. And I've seen hundreds. There is a reason they went to the top, people need to stop with the revisionist history. The band out there today is not the motley of the 80s, not even close.
I will admit I am 46 and loved M Crew as a kid! I was shocked listening to the first 2 songs and how bad they were. I have seen a few bands live in my time but hearing this without being there is shocking
I saw them in 83 and 84 when they opened for Ozzy. I liked them but in my opinion they needed another guitarist to fill out the sound.
Too true-yelping,out of tune singer...no cliche left unused,terrible
De las mejores canciones de Motley, sin ninguna duda
Too Fast For Love was an amazing album.
Years gone by I say they've Kicked some ass & still kicking ass!
I remember them talking about this concert. They were almost in tears and wanted the tapes destroyed
you people bashing Mötley Crüe kill me. yeah they were at bit rough, but they were just getting started. How many concerts have you played?
they played karaoke at bars, and think they are musicians.
couple hundred and your right
Especially in front of 350k people
Terrible... just terrible.
A little rough? 😆
love Motley Crue
The Fleetwood Mac music stands out all the time. Waht a moment in rock and roll history. I wanted to go so bad. My uncle lived in California and was a rock star himself. Parents wouldn't let me go. To this day I regret not figuring a way.
That brings back some great memories!!!