Mick Mars is on record (no pun intended) as saying that he enjoyed working with Corabi and still thinks that the self titled album was very good. Having Corabi on instrumental freed Mars up a lot and allowed him to be more creative.
Been a fan of MC since 83. IMO, their best overall release was the 94 MC album. I got the cassette in 94 and I was hooked. Yet I knew that the fan base would not take to this album. And basically after ninety days or so after it being released, it was panned / shelved. No radio play at all. Some MTV, but MTV was in its grunge phase.
Definite Beatles and Cheap Trick influence. Great song. Corabi said that he sat by the piano and just wrote this song and said he never even knew how to play piano.
Corabi is cool and it would have been interesting to hear them continue with him. But these songs are completely unoriginal ripoffs of the Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, and the heavy rock of the mid 90s (Metallica, Pantera, etc)
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Wow, I hadn't heard this one from the Corabi era. This is fantastic!
I think they were afraid John was more talented than they were.
Eh, more talented or not, guessing they preferred higher sales.
Mick Mars is on record (no pun intended) as saying that he enjoyed working with Corabi and still thinks that the self titled album was very good. Having Corabi on instrumental freed Mars up a lot and allowed him to be more creative.
Nikki was scared of Johns strong contributions to the band.
Both strong song writers.
@@GEricG Nicki Sixx said before that Mick didn't like playing in the key of G all the time, but that's where Vince's voice sounded best, so...........
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This is a great song. It has a Beatles vibe to it.
When you realize that Corabi is the Jeff Lynne of Mötley Crüe.
Great intro rant by Crabby! A tasty tune that gives me a smile. I have this CD. Love this version of the Crue!
This has to be my favorite Motley Crue/John Corabi song of all time.
Been a fan of MC since 83. IMO, their best overall release was the 94 MC album. I got the cassette in 94 and I was hooked. Yet I knew that the fan base would not take to this album. And basically after ninety days or so after it being released, it was panned / shelved. No radio play at all. Some MTV, but MTV was in its grunge phase.
Definite Beatles and Cheap Trick influence. Great song. Corabi said that he sat by the piano and just wrote this song and said he never even knew how to play piano.
i actually hear it also. listen to "Voices"...
Totally agree on the Beatles influence.
More like Queen and City Boy
I do so love this song.
Corabi brought more balls. That's it.
Best on of the 4
ELO meets The Beach Boys meets Cheap Trick meets The Beatles!!! LOVE!!!
xoxo The Clarences
Exactly
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👏👏👏 great
the full length album they did is supreme and original
Nice ❤
So Beatles vibe. i love the johns work
That's what I said
WithOUT the annoying Beatles vocal tone!
Beatles and early Queen combined. Perfect!
Love the Beatles vibe
So beatlesque thou!
THANK YOU! :D
Boning Heather lmfao..
1994
Lol
Don't 4 get granny fantasies lol
The piano melody almost reminding to Home sweet home and Doobie Brothers/Supertramp/Eagles.
¿Alguien me podría decir el nombre de esta canción por favor?
Se llama "friends"
"Granny fantasies!"
LOL WTF THAT INTRO XD
This songs reminds me about queen band😱
It's like The Beatles song
😬😬Wtf???????
Corabi is cool and it would have been interesting to hear them continue with him. But these songs are completely unoriginal ripoffs of the Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, and the heavy rock of the mid 90s (Metallica, Pantera, etc)