I enjoy the music reactions, even the ones highlighting bands that I don't personally care for. It's interesting to see the development of Diane's tastes. They're always demonetized, though, which makes Patreon and TH-cam channel memberships essential for this type of content to continue. The phrase "motley crew" long predates the band Mötley Crüe (with the obligatory metal umlauts over the O and U). Hehehe #1... Chewie has good taste. As far as the genre, I would place them on the pop side of metal, like most of the 80's hair metal bands. The genre was also called "glam metal" - lots of hairspray, makeup, and Spandex. The venue is the Whisky a Go Go, a famous club on the Sunset Strip in Los Angeles. It had been an iconic music spot since the 1960s, but in the 1980s it was the epicenter of the LA metal scene - hosting bands like Mötley Crüe, Guns N' Roses, Poison, Ratt, etc. Hehehe #2 - "romantical video." Yes, her former husband Tommy Lee is the drummer. Hehehe #3 - "love note to the band itself" - true, the song seemed very boastful. As a side note, I am a bit surprised that you caught the lyrics, since you likely haven't been exposed to a lot of metal from the period, and the words can get lost in the mix, with so many competing sounds. The source you are reading from is very wrong. Vince Neil did not pass away in 1984. He is still alive 40 years later in 2024. Razzle from Hanoi Rocks did die in the car crash, but Vince Neil survived. He was charged with DUI (driving while under the influence) and vehicular manslaughter, but only served a few days in jail. For those present during the Nikki Sixx overdose, you have run across Slash previously. He was the guitar player for Guns N' Roses, usually seen wearing a top hat (he did the solo outside of the church, if you remember the video from them you reacted to a while back). The "destroying hotel rooms" thing really got started with The Who in the 1960s (you reacted to their song "My Generation" in one of your earlier music reactions. Their drummer Keith Moon made trashing hotel rooms an art form, and The Who was banned from several hotel chains. Led Zeppelin followed suit and also destroyed many a hotel room.
If you feel like going down a related rabbit hole, I would suggest checking out some Alice Cooper in the future. He was sort of a 1970s precursor to glam metal, but he took it more in a mild horror direction. His live shows were very theatrical (and still are - I’ve seen him perform a few times in recent years). In my opinion, his music is superior. Possibly just my personal tastes, though. He has a long library of songs. I'd go with "School's Out," "No More Mr. Nice Guy," "Under My Wheels," "Hello Hooray," "Poison," or "Billion Dollar Babies." I also have a soft spot for his ballad "You and Me" from his underrated "Lace and Whiskey" album. The band called Sweet is another influence on glam metal. You may have heard their song "Ballroom Blitz". Others to check out include "Fox on the Run," "Love is Like Oxygen," and "Little Willy."
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I met Sixx in an elevator in Milwaukee while on my way to a family members wedding. Talk about a strange encounter. I'm wearing a suit and he was on his way to a sound check for a Milwaukee gig and we were in the same hotel. I sheepishly asked, "Are you....Nikki Sixx?" I was totally into Motley Crue all through high school. Their music still gets your heart pumping.
Vince Neil did NOT pass away after that car accident in 1984 when Razzle was killed. Vince was found guilty of drunk driving and vehicular manslaughter and served 30 days in jail and paid over $1,000,000 in restitution. Tragically though, his daughter Skylar died from cancer at the age of 4 in 1995.
Hi Diane! Motley Crue was a quintessential 80s Big Hair Metal Band. They burnt out on drugs in the 80s but got sober and came back in the early 90s. Vince Neil isn't dead, he's just old and fat like the rest of us. Fun Fact: They actually collaborated with that Christian Metal Band Stryper for a song once, that was fairly decent! Metal is the source of Strange Bedfellows. Boop!
Nikki Sixx wrote this song about his resuscitation following a drug overdose while using speed and several other drugs along with alcohol. He was literally declared dead before the EMT made one last effort by kickstarting Nicki's heart- thus the title. According to Nicki, as soon as he was released medically, he immediately went to score more drugs. It's one of many crazy but true legendary stories surrounding Motley Crue and its members. The video concept features dangerous behavior and stunts involving high velocity as a metaphor for Nicki's addiction to speed. Crashing and burning is a repetitive theme in the video to represent Nicki's brush with death..
@@scottjswenson ROFL...what a joke!!! So you REALLY believe "a drug addict", while "Fried on Heroin", had the sense and ability to write things down while they were F@@KED???? Really???? Sadly, I was addicted and I call BULLSHIT!!! I want to sell you some "beach front" property in Montana 😂
@@kencrowe1965 “how to say I haven’t read the book without saying you haven’t read the book.” The historical stuff were disjointed snippets. Don’t forget he wrote songs during this period… H
San Kinison in the ambulance driving at the beginning of the video is a comedian that did stand up comedy. He was also in the movie Back to School (1986) with Rodney Dangerfield.
Too much energy. I used to listen to this song on the way to the racetrack back when I roadraced superbikes. Needless to say, it had to get added to a ''banned list'' next to Radar Love and a couple others. I kept crashing the hell out of my racebikes during practice.
Vince Neil didn't die. That was wrong. I love them. They were probably fired by kiss because they were a very sober band and they probably got tired of dealing with the antics. My 2 favorites are the ballads home sweet home and without you for sentimental reasons. The whole dr feelgood album is great
I remember when I was 14 when they came out with Shout at the Devil. It definitely was different than anything out there at the time. Then I discovered their first album Live Wire. They put out some good songs
One of Tommy Lee's gimmicks during a show was to have his drum kit elevated and spin around like a gyroscope while he played. It was definitely something different.
He got that idea for the spinning drum kit from Mick Mars , his old band came up with it in the 70's . Mick also named the band , and came up with many of their hit riffs . I can understand why he's suing them for cutting him out of any of future profits with the bands name . Here is it being done in the 70's th-cam.com/video/pg340nxgX1A/w-d-xo.html
@@DianeJennings start at 2 minutes 10 seconds. plenty of Tommys drum solos on youtube. This one has over 1 mil views. th-cam.com/video/L0M2KXeW-h4/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=CupidStunt
The quintessential metal band singing about everything and anything that will blow your adrenaline level through the roof. They always played at volume "10" and too much of a good thing was fantastic.
Am I the only who who laughed at the "not a phone in sight" comment? To be clear, that's because it was the 80s, and cell phones were not yet a thing. These guys were a favorite of mine when I was a teen, and I still enjoy them today.
Don't listen to this song when you're driving a super fast car. After the song was over I looked at the speedometer and was doing 120 luckily the highway was empty
Sam Kinison was the driver at the beginning of this video. The video Wild Thing is well worth a look. It has some stars in there, including Slash. Sam was a crazy comedian.
Fun fact: the Steven Adler in that story was best friends with Sebastian Bach - lead singer for LA metal band Skid Row. Adler struggled with drug addiction for years, and ruined many relationships along the way. Skid Row's power ballad "Wasted Time" was written about Adler's addiction and the affect it had on his friendship with Bach. Fantastic song - highly recommend you check it out. Bach's raw emotion will give you the feels. Guaranteed.
Skid Row were a New Jersey band with a Canadian singer. Sabo was best friends with Jon Bon Jovi and was even briefly a member of Bon Jovi before Richie joined. It was down to his connection with Jon that they got signed. The were never an LA band.
More of a fan of Poison as most of the band members where from Pennsylvania and I watched them play a few times as a kid in Mechanicsburg, PA on Jubilee Day and on the 4th of July when they were still called Paris. Anyway I enjoyed the video as a bit of a blast from the past.
ive seen them 5 times and honestly its my favorite concert. they are more about the music now than the "show" but im lucky enough I was able to see at least one of their shows where it was still about the "show".
You need to see them live to truly appreciate how good they are! They were one the bands that totally got me through my teen years! Another GenX Staple band just like AC/DC! I've seen them live many time over the years and their shows are something else!
I've seen Crue a few times in concert over the years! The last time was when they toured with Def Leppard, Poison, and Joan Jett during the Stadium tour. Was a great show. This song is a very good one to react to. I can think of others as well, like: Girls, Girls, Girls, Shout At the Devil, Looks that Kill. Some of those early songs will show an influence from another band you reacted to; KISS! I did see the tour where Crue opened for KISS a few years back! Vince Neil did not pass away. The passenger did, die but Vince made it. Another great show! Great video Diane!! Keep them coming!!
Nice one, first time I ever heard one of their songs. Since this song does loads of classic heavy metal things, I shall listen to some more of their music. Thanks Diane :)
I also Also learned with You today that there labeled as a Glam Metal Bands. I've always heard the term hair rock bands. MTV even called them hair rock bands.
The Romantical video 😂 This is one of my favorite Motley Crew songs. When I was a teen in the late eighties we used to do death cruises we would race each other up and down a windy mountain rd. We were lucky none of is were ever killed. Some almost but that was the rush. I miss the eighties.
They were awesome they were one of the bands in the 80s that you had to see you had to go see him cuz they were just so awesome so much energy so much speed so much sound they were10 times louder than any band out there I've seen them four times and I seen the last one here in the 2000 and I wouldn't waste the money to go see him cuz it's nothing like it used to be
Its so amazing that such an incredible song came from such a dark event! This song came out when I was 16 and I had a 1971 Pontiac Firebird. It was very dangerous for this song to come on when I was driving because my foot just pushed that pedal to the floor and held it there!
Ahhh...the '80s, cocaine was more popular than alcohol, bands behaved very badly, and my parents wouldn't let me go to the record store 😂 Way more bands in the "glam-rock" to check out too, such as Ratt, Great White, Poison, Guns'n'Roses, Skid Row (maybe not so glam, but same era). Great reaction Diane! Cheers 💚
@@DianeJenningsno my dear, at your current rate of music video reaction uploads, you'll be at it for the next 368yrs just to get through the 80's 😂 this is why channels like Rob Squad Reactions does 3 music videos/day plus 2 movie reactions/week. begs the question...how bad do you wanna be "youtube famous" i guess. for the record, i've loved your videos since i first saw ya on the Try channel. keep pluggin' away
Motley was huge back in the 80s and 90s something we listened to all the time along with Ozzy Osbourne, Kiss, Poison, Alice Cooper, Pantera, and so many more it was the best!!!!
I love watching Diane's facial expressions during these "first time" videos. They are so pure, and honest, and endearing. So many iconic bands that she hasn't heard that I would love to see her react to. Simon and Garfunkel "Sound of Silence", or The Eagles "Seven Bridges Road", or White Snake's "Here I Go Again" are songs that I think she would enjoy.
Motley Crue is one of those "fun times" rock bands from the 80's. They're all about girls, booze, and other substances in the hedonistic pursuit of having fun. If you haven't before, you'd probably would like "Dr. Feelgood."
I have heard motley crue songs that got the jams for sure. I do always enjoy listening to the music with You and and seeing Your reactions on the music journey and learning about the band You. Thanks for getting the week started with some fast pace rock to get through the week with Happy Rock and Roll Vibes. 🎸🎙
Mötley Crüe was and is my favorite metal band ever. My first song by them I heard was Kickstart My Heart and I played it like 30 times a day. The guitarist in this band is named Mick Mars and he’s a frickin legend!
Back in 1987, we had an hour long bus ride to school (lived out in the sticks of NH) Most mornings consisted of Rum, weed and music cranked to eleven. Crue was one of the favorite choices. Fun reaction Diane!
I saw this in concert, and they are great! Tommy Lee played his drums in a cage for one song that went up to the rafters of the auditorium and turned upside down and went to the center of the place as he did a drum solo and he continued as it slowly moved back to the stage. CRAZY! They were fun, full of energy, and put on a great show.
IT was 1990 or 91, pre cell phones being ubiquitous. Vince did not die, Razzle of another band died. Vince was at the wheel but was ok. Vince is still alive.
Vince Neil is very much still alive. Saw Motley Crue live recently with Def Leppard. Unfortunately didn't get to see Mick Mars as the guitarist. They are still great live, though. Other classic songs of theirs: 'Home Sweet Home,' 'Dr Feelgood,' 'Looks That Kill' and 'Wild Side.'
Motely Crue is misspelled, I also misspelled in on a comment in another video. The autofill wants to spell it crew instead of crue. Though, a crew is a group needed to make music and movies/tv/videos at studios and venues for the stars to be on stage and studio sets.
"Not a phone in sight" killed me! 😂 Dear sweet Diane, in those days, the phone was screwed to the wall in the kitchen and had a long coiled wire attached to the handset. It was a great time, with few distractions away from enjoying the moment. You would have loved it.
Motley Crue did a surpeise warm up gig in a London Pub prior to going on stage with Def Leppard at Wembley Arena, we were all gobsmacked, such an underrated band. 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I remember watching a documentary the band put out way back in the late 80's that Vince Neil (lead singer) said they were all sitting around one day in the studio or something like that and a older guy walked by and said "Well, isn't this a Motley looking Crew" and then Vince commented that "That would be a great name for the band."
Their music is pure adrenaline, I worked security for the Dr Feelgood tour and they could raise hell! Great reaction, a new subscriber and enjoy your facial expressions to music I grew up with!!!
Hi Diane, glad to see you're listening to all kinds of new music. Motley Crue's first two albums are their best in my opinion," Too fast for love" and "Shout at the devil", The rest I could pretty much care less about anymore. I would love to see you do something off of those two though. 🌹💖
Happy Monday Diane! Being an 80s kid, I have heard of Motley Crue and know how popular they were when I was growing up. I have heard of some of their music, usually through music channels such as MTV and a show that I used to watch in the 80s called "Friday Night Videos." That was the show that had introduce d me to bands such as this. "Girls, Girls, Girls" was one of their songs that sticks out in my mind. I love your facial expressions. They say it all. 😂 Thank you for sharing this video and your reactions to it. Have a great week and say hello to ED and Chewie for me. All the best to you always Diane. Rock on! ✌️😎🎉🎉🎊🎉
Try also listening to Motley Crues songs, Dr Feelgood, Wildside, Shout at the Devil, Same Ol' Situation, Looks that K**(She's got the Look), Girls,Girls,Girls, Smokin' in the Boys Room, Home Sweet Home.
Kickstart my heart makes me think of the band and their motorcycles since motorcycles have kickstarts to start the motor. Some of their music videos, Motley Crue are riding the motorcycles though love songs and hot rod songs do kickstart the heart.
"Not a phone is sight". This was circa 1989, maybe 1990, and cell phones were either very large or plugged into your car lighter. You would have seen actual Bic cigarette lighters used during ballads. Certainly no integrated into phones yet. Great song and fun watching you react. Keep it up!
The lyrics of Kickstart My Heart talk about Nikki Sixx's experience with death, he had suffered an Overdose and in the ambulance he was injected with two adrelaline drosis and resuscitated (Almost all of the members are still alive, there was a drummer named "Randy Castillo" who died of cancer in the early 2002 or 2003)
Nikki Sixx {BASS} O.D. and the ambulance guy recognized him and gave him a shot of adrenilins staight to the heart to revive him... and this song was wrote...
I grew up listening to Crüe!! Saw them like in '03 or '04 :D KSMH was written about bassist Nikki Sixx's experience overdosing and the paramedic injecting him with adrenaline :) LETS GOOOOO!!! 🤘😎🤘
Was in the middle of writing everything you then read, so good I don't have to. They were one of the biggest or the biggest bad boy bands of the 80s. They were even high while making "Rock against Drugs" public service announcements. As time went on they were not considered one of the heaviest bands, but were definitely notorious. They might not have been the first to do crazy crap, but they definitely poured lighter fluid on the actions they did do. This is a good alarm clock song.
This song is about The bass player’s overdose and subsequent adrenaline shot into his heart. I’d like you to review Motley Crue’s Girls! Girls! Girls! , the video is very artistic.
How about some Lara Fabian. Any song from her famous "With Love From Lara" concert in Montreal. I suggest you start with Adagio or Je Suis Malade or Curuso. She speaks four languages fluently and has sung in twelve languages.
I enjoy the music reactions, even the ones highlighting bands that I don't personally care for. It's interesting to see the development of Diane's tastes. They're always demonetized, though, which makes Patreon and TH-cam channel memberships essential for this type of content to continue.
The phrase "motley crew" long predates the band Mötley Crüe (with the obligatory metal umlauts over the O and U). Hehehe #1... Chewie has good taste. As far as the genre, I would place them on the pop side of metal, like most of the 80's hair metal bands. The genre was also called "glam metal" - lots of hairspray, makeup, and Spandex.
The venue is the Whisky a Go Go, a famous club on the Sunset Strip in Los Angeles. It had been an iconic music spot since the 1960s, but in the 1980s it was the epicenter of the LA metal scene - hosting bands like Mötley Crüe, Guns N' Roses, Poison, Ratt, etc. Hehehe #2 - "romantical video." Yes, her former husband Tommy Lee is the drummer. Hehehe #3 - "love note to the band itself" - true, the song seemed very boastful. As a side note, I am a bit surprised that you caught the lyrics, since you likely haven't been exposed to a lot of metal from the period, and the words can get lost in the mix, with so many competing sounds.
The source you are reading from is very wrong. Vince Neil did not pass away in 1984. He is still alive 40 years later in 2024. Razzle from Hanoi Rocks did die in the car crash, but Vince Neil survived. He was charged with DUI (driving while under the influence) and vehicular manslaughter, but only served a few days in jail.
For those present during the Nikki Sixx overdose, you have run across Slash previously. He was the guitar player for Guns N' Roses, usually seen wearing a top hat (he did the solo outside of the church, if you remember the video from them you reacted to a while back).
The "destroying hotel rooms" thing really got started with The Who in the 1960s (you reacted to their song "My Generation" in one of your earlier music reactions. Their drummer Keith Moon made trashing hotel rooms an art form, and The Who was banned from several hotel chains. Led Zeppelin followed suit and also destroyed many a hotel room.
If you feel like going down a related rabbit hole, I would suggest checking out some Alice Cooper in the future. He was sort of a 1970s precursor to glam metal, but he took it more in a mild horror direction. His live shows were very theatrical (and still are - I’ve seen him perform a few times in recent years). In my opinion, his music is superior. Possibly just my personal tastes, though. He has a long library of songs. I'd go with "School's Out," "No More Mr. Nice Guy," "Under My Wheels," "Hello Hooray," "Poison," or "Billion Dollar Babies." I also have a soft spot for his ballad "You and Me" from his underrated "Lace and Whiskey" album.
The band called Sweet is another influence on glam metal. You may have heard their song "Ballroom Blitz". Others to check out include "Fox on the Run," "Love is Like Oxygen," and "Little Willy."
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And also thanks for the additional information!
Agreed, even when I don’t enjoy the music, Diane’s reaction videos are always enriching & entertaining
@@user-fu8gq5xg5u1 Do you have a point in there someplace?
I met Sixx in an elevator in Milwaukee while on my way to a family members wedding. Talk about a strange encounter. I'm wearing a suit and he was on his way to a sound check for a Milwaukee gig and we were in the same hotel. I sheepishly asked, "Are you....Nikki Sixx?" I was totally into Motley Crue all through high school. Their music still gets your heart pumping.
@falfas55bgas was he a jerk to you too? I haven't heard of too many people who have had a positive experience meeting him.
@@TripletDad3 no he seemed fine. Smiled and said thanks
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Vince Neil did NOT pass away after that car accident in 1984 when Razzle was killed. Vince was found guilty of drunk driving and vehicular manslaughter and served 30 days in jail and paid over $1,000,000 in restitution. Tragically though, his daughter Skylar died from cancer at the age of 4 in 1995.
Hi Diane! Motley Crue was a quintessential 80s Big Hair Metal Band. They burnt out on drugs in the 80s but got sober and came back in the early 90s. Vince Neil isn't dead, he's just old and fat like the rest of us. Fun Fact: They actually collaborated with that Christian Metal Band Stryper for a song once, that was fairly decent! Metal is the source of Strange Bedfellows. Boop!
Oh, that’s so very interesting! Who would’ve thought so
Stryper and Crüe never collaborated on anything. Nikki and Michael were feeding a few years ago because Michael said most of the Crüe books were BS.
Their best music was written after they got clean! The album "Dr. Feelgood" was HUGE! 🤘😎🤘
Love it ❤❤❤
@@DianeJennings Can you react to Metalica nothing else matters (react to the official music video).
Nikki Sixx wrote this song about his resuscitation following a drug overdose while using speed and several other drugs along with alcohol. He was literally declared dead before the EMT made one last effort by kickstarting Nicki's heart- thus the title. According to Nicki, as soon as he was released medically, he immediately went to score more drugs. It's one of many crazy but true legendary stories surrounding Motley Crue and its members. The video concept features dangerous behavior and stunts involving high velocity as a metaphor for Nicki's addiction to speed. Crashing and burning is a repetitive theme in the video to represent Nicki's brush with death..
The Heroin Diaries are a must-read. The rawness and honesty in that book blows me away. Doesn't hurt that Sixx AM came out of this, either :)
and this guy called Ozzy Osborne crazy... think about that for a minute lol
@@scottjswenson ROFL...what a joke!!! So you REALLY believe "a drug addict", while "Fried on Heroin", had the sense and ability to write things down while they were F@@KED???? Really???? Sadly, I was addicted and I call BULLSHIT!!!
I want to sell you some "beach front" property in Montana 😂
It's "true" because why....Nikki said so 😂🤣😂
@@kencrowe1965 “how to say I haven’t read the book without saying you haven’t read the book.”
The historical stuff were disjointed snippets. Don’t forget he wrote songs during this period…
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San Kinison in the ambulance driving at the beginning of the video is a comedian that did stand up comedy. He was also in the movie Back to School (1986) with Rodney Dangerfield.
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@@DianeJennings Really good comedian. The movies really good too. 😊
@@rickeycarey4556 Sam Kinison is buried near my home in Tulsa, OK.
The use of this song during a Superbowl car commercial a few years ago was classic. So much energy.
Oh! If it was only a few years ago, maybe it was in one of my reactions? I must look back on them.
Too much energy. I used to listen to this song on the way to the racetrack back when I roadraced superbikes.
Needless to say, it had to get added to a ''banned list'' next to Radar Love and a couple others.
I kept crashing the hell out of my racebikes during practice.
2012 Kia optima commercial in the Superbowl. Very memorable.
@@DianeJennings Can you react to Metalica Nothing Else Matters (react to the official music video).
Vince Neil didn't die. That was wrong. I love them. They were probably fired by kiss because they were a very sober band and they probably got tired of dealing with the antics. My 2 favorites are the ballads home sweet home and without you for sentimental reasons. The whole dr feelgood album is great
thank you for posting this so i don't have to.
I remember when I was 14 when they came out with Shout at the Devil. It definitely was different than anything out there at the time. Then I discovered their first album Live Wire. They put out some good songs
Thanks for the reaction Diane. My favorite Crue song is Primal Scream. Live Wire, and Red Hot are good ones too.
One of Tommy Lee's gimmicks during a show was to have his drum kit elevated and spin around like a gyroscope while he played. It was definitely something different.
Oh wow! I’m trying to visualize that…
@@DianeJenningsI think it's on the Motley Crüe video "Wild Side"
He got that idea for the spinning drum kit from Mick Mars , his old band came up with it in the 70's . Mick also named the band , and came up with many of their hit riffs . I can understand why he's suing them for cutting him out of any of future profits with the bands name . Here is it being done in the 70's th-cam.com/video/pg340nxgX1A/w-d-xo.html
@@DianeJennings start at 2 minutes 10 seconds. plenty of Tommys drum solos on youtube. This one has over 1 mil views.
th-cam.com/video/L0M2KXeW-h4/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=CupidStunt
@@DianeJennings If you watch "Wilde Side" next you will see it.
Kickin' ass for 40 years............
I like Your Hair Rock Band Dancing, Song Poses, Air Drumming and Air Guitar. Brings me lots of Happy Joy.
The quintessential metal band singing about everything and anything that will blow your adrenaline level through the roof. They always played at volume "10" and too much of a good thing was fantastic.
Thanks for reacting to it Diane!
Am I the only who who laughed at the "not a phone in sight" comment? To be clear, that's because it was the 80s, and cell phones were not yet a thing. These guys were a favorite of mine when I was a teen, and I still enjoy them today.
This is my favorite song from this band. Motley Crue is another Awesome Band.
Don't listen to this song when you're driving a super fast car. After the song was over I looked at the speedometer and was doing 120 luckily the highway was empty
@@hellhound1389True, except the autobahn. But, it great for cardio! 👍
Did You know? Sam Kinison sang His own music video version of Wild Thing. The song was originally made by The Troggs in the 1960s.
Sam Kinison was the driver at the beginning of this video. The video Wild Thing is well worth a look. It has some stars in there, including Slash. Sam was a crazy comedian.
Every time I kiss you I can taste what other men had for lunch but I think I love you!
Fun fact: the Steven Adler in that story was best friends with Sebastian Bach - lead singer for LA metal band Skid Row.
Adler struggled with drug addiction for years, and ruined many relationships along the way. Skid Row's power ballad "Wasted Time" was written about Adler's addiction and the affect it had on his friendship with Bach.
Fantastic song - highly recommend you check it out. Bach's raw emotion will give you the feels. Guaranteed.
Skid Row were a New Jersey band with a Canadian singer. Sabo was best friends with Jon Bon Jovi and was even briefly a member of Bon Jovi before Richie joined. It was down to his connection with Jon that they got signed. The were never an LA band.
Motley crue is one of my all time Favorite Bands. Seen them live in concert 18 times. Met them too, all really cool nice guys
Motley Crue was my first ever live band concert as they opened up for OZZY in 1984 in Portland Oregon
More of a fan of Poison as most of the band members where from Pennsylvania and I watched them play a few times as a kid in Mechanicsburg, PA on Jubilee Day and on the 4th of July when they were still called Paris. Anyway I enjoyed the video as a bit of a blast from the past.
ive seen them 5 times and honestly its my favorite concert. they are more about the music now than the "show" but im lucky enough I was able to see at least one of their shows where it was still about the "show".
You need to see them live to truly appreciate how good they are! They were one the bands that totally got me through my teen years! Another GenX Staple band just like AC/DC! I've seen them live many time over the years and their shows are something else!
This is my nr 1 motivational song. Just gets my heart pumping like crazy!
I've seen Crue a few times in concert over the years! The last time was when they toured with Def Leppard, Poison, and Joan Jett during the Stadium tour. Was a great show. This song is a very good one to react to. I can think of others as well, like: Girls, Girls, Girls, Shout At the Devil, Looks that Kill. Some of those early songs will show an influence from another band you reacted to; KISS! I did see the tour where Crue opened for KISS a few years back! Vince Neil did not pass away. The passenger did, die but Vince made it. Another great show! Great video Diane!! Keep them coming!!
Every time I was at Tattle Tales in Atlanta they played, "Girls Girls Girls," but that was years ago
How many translators needed for Vince?
Motley is one of my all time Favorite Bands. Seen them live in concert 18 times and met them All. Really Nice Guys!
Nice one, first time I ever heard one of their songs. Since this song does loads of classic heavy metal things, I shall listen to some more of their music. Thanks Diane :)
You should! Rock ooooon 🥳
I also Also learned with You today that there labeled as a Glam Metal Bands. I've always heard the term hair rock bands. MTV even called them hair rock bands.
The Romantical video 😂 This is one of my favorite Motley Crew songs. When I was a teen in the late eighties we used to do death cruises we would race each other up and down a windy mountain rd. We were lucky none of is were ever killed. Some almost but that was the rush. I miss the eighties.
They were awesome they were one of the bands in the 80s that you had to see you had to go see him cuz they were just so awesome so much energy so much speed so much sound they were10 times louder than any band out there I've seen them four times and I seen the last one here in the 2000 and I wouldn't waste the money to go see him cuz it's nothing like it used to be
I was lucky enough to see Motley Crue in person recently, an I got to meet Nikki SIXX the bass player. it was a great time and they're a great band.
Its so amazing that such an incredible song came from such a dark event! This song came out when I was 16 and I had a 1971 Pontiac Firebird. It was very dangerous for this song to come on when I was driving because my foot just pushed that pedal to the floor and held it there!
Greatest workout song off all time.
Ahhh...the '80s, cocaine was more popular than alcohol, bands behaved very badly, and my parents wouldn't let me go to the record store 😂 Way more bands in the "glam-rock" to check out too, such as Ratt, Great White, Poison, Guns'n'Roses, Skid Row (maybe not so glam, but same era).
Great reaction Diane! Cheers 💚
OMG there are so many! I think we could be here the next 50 years😂
I love Poison! I was only a little kid in the 80s, but I discovered Poison at some point and immediately loved them haha
@@DianeJenningsno my dear, at your current rate of music video reaction uploads, you'll be at it for the next 368yrs just to get through the 80's 😂 this is why channels like Rob Squad Reactions does 3 music videos/day plus 2 movie reactions/week.
begs the question...how bad do you wanna be "youtube famous" i guess.
for the record, i've loved your videos since i first saw ya on the Try channel. keep pluggin' away
@@DianeJennings Can you react to Metalica Nothing Else Matters
@@DianeJennings I mean can you react to Metalica Nothing Else Matters (the official music video to react to).
One of the best hair metal bands ever. Hair metal is great genre by the way.
Red, White, and Crue is AN AMAZING album.
A great bunch of artists, many awesome songs!
my wife's favorite rock band. They are fun in concert for sure, back in the day.
Motley was huge back in the 80s and 90s something we listened to all the time along with Ozzy Osbourne, Kiss, Poison, Alice Cooper, Pantera, and so many more it was the best!!!!
I used to listen to this before drag racing. Love it.
I love watching Diane's facial expressions during these "first time" videos. They are so pure, and honest, and endearing. So many iconic bands that she hasn't heard that I would love to see her react to. Simon and Garfunkel "Sound of Silence", or The Eagles "Seven Bridges Road", or White Snake's "Here I Go Again" are songs that I think she would enjoy.
Quiet Riot, your pick on songs (I'm partial to, Mama Weer All Crazee Now), cheers.
Motley Crue is one of those "fun times" rock bands from the 80's. They're all about girls, booze, and other substances in the hedonistic pursuit of having fun. If you haven't before, you'd probably would like "Dr. Feelgood."
Thank you for this. Even though I was one of those people that enjoyed a song not so much bands always liked this song.
I have heard motley crue songs that got the jams for sure. I do always enjoy listening to the music with You and and seeing Your reactions on the music journey and learning about the band You. Thanks for getting the week started with some fast pace rock to get through the week with Happy Rock and Roll Vibes. 🎸🎙
rock oooooon Rickey!
@@DianeJennings Yeah Party Bonus 🎉🤘
Mötley Crüe was and is my favorite metal band ever. My first song by them I heard was Kickstart My Heart and I played it like 30 times a day. The guitarist in this band is named Mick Mars and he’s a frickin legend!
Still on of my favorite hair metal bands especially their early songs
Back in 1987, we had an hour long bus ride to school (lived out in the sticks of NH) Most mornings consisted of Rum, weed and music cranked to eleven. Crue was one of the favorite choices. Fun reaction Diane!
You can like the music without smoking pot, just saying.
I saw this in concert, and they are great! Tommy Lee played his drums in a cage for one song that went up to the rafters of the auditorium and turned upside down and went to the center of the place as he did a drum solo and he continued as it slowly moved back to the stage. CRAZY! They were fun, full of energy, and put on a great show.
this is one of my favorite songs
I LOVE THIS VIDEO...SONG
I would enjoy seeing your reaction to Lou Reed performing “Walk on the Wild Side.”
They didn't come up with the term, they just adopted it with their own twist. Great band. " Girls Girls Girls "
IT was 1990 or 91, pre cell phones being ubiquitous. Vince did not die, Razzle of another band died. Vince was at the wheel but was ok. Vince is still alive.
Vince Neil is very much still alive. Saw Motley Crue live recently with Def Leppard. Unfortunately didn't get to see Mick Mars as the guitarist. They are still great live, though. Other classic songs of theirs: 'Home Sweet Home,' 'Dr Feelgood,' 'Looks That Kill' and 'Wild Side.'
Super groupe de mon adolescence, avec bon jovi, Metallica, Guns n roses et beaucoup d'autres ,merci 👍
I saw them live great live band great song
Motely Crue is misspelled, I also misspelled in on a comment in another video. The autofill wants to spell it crew instead of crue. Though, a crew is a group needed to make music and movies/tv/videos at studios and venues for the stars to be on stage and studio sets.
So glad i got to grow up with this great music.
Home sweet home... Listen to that... React... Yay...!!
The 80s was a good time to grow up and growing into the 90s with even better music
TheBest of the best Motley Crue
"Not a phone in sight" killed me! 😂
Dear sweet Diane, in those days, the phone was screwed to the wall in the kitchen and had a long coiled wire attached to the handset. It was a great time, with few distractions away from enjoying the moment. You would have loved it.
Motley Crue did a surpeise warm up gig in a London Pub prior to going on stage with Def Leppard at Wembley Arena, we were all gobsmacked, such an underrated band.
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I remember watching a documentary the band put out way back in the late 80's that Vince Neil (lead singer) said they were all sitting around one day in the studio or something like that and a older guy walked by and said "Well, isn't this a Motley looking Crew" and then Vince commented that "That would be a great name for the band."
It was Mick guitar Mars came up with the name not Vince Neil
Love Mötley Crüe 🤘
I know that I'd enjoy more from the band in the future! Great stuff. :)
Their music is pure adrenaline, I worked security for the Dr Feelgood tour and they could raise hell! Great reaction, a new subscriber and enjoy your facial expressions to music I grew up with!!!
Hi, not sure the newer viewers know that you were once a singer in a band in Dublin. How about a video of music you like and introducing us to it?🤷♀️
Hi Diane, glad to see you're listening to all kinds of new music. Motley Crue's first two albums are their best in my opinion," Too fast for love" and "Shout at the devil", The rest I could pretty much care less about anymore. I would love to see you do something off of those two though. 🌹💖
Happy Monday Diane! Being an 80s kid, I have heard of Motley Crue and know how popular they were when I was growing up. I have heard of some of their music, usually through music channels such as MTV and a show that I used to watch in the 80s called "Friday Night Videos." That was the show that had introduce d me to bands such as this. "Girls, Girls, Girls" was one of their songs that sticks out in my mind. I love your facial expressions. They say it all. 😂 Thank you for sharing this video and your reactions to it. Have a great week and say hello to ED and Chewie for me. All the best to you always Diane. Rock on! ✌️😎🎉🎉🎊🎉
Happy week
Keep them coming great video. They have a great music catalog
Try also listening to Motley Crues songs, Dr Feelgood, Wildside, Shout at the Devil, Same Ol' Situation, Looks that K**(She's got the Look), Girls,Girls,Girls, Smokin' in the Boys Room, Home Sweet Home.
Kickstart my heart makes me think of the band and their motorcycles since motorcycles have kickstarts to start the motor. Some of their music videos, Motley Crue are riding the motorcycles though love songs and hot rod songs do kickstart the heart.
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Yes the drummer,Tommy Lee, was married to Pamela Anderson and made some interesting videos together.
Awesome jam, good in concert live as young cats, awesome review 🎸🎸🎤🥁🔥🔥🔥🔥
I like that, I'm guessing obliviously, Diane was dressed for the ocassion and it made the listening experience all the more pleasant 😇
"Not a phone is sight".
This was circa 1989, maybe 1990, and cell phones were either very large or plugged into your car lighter.
You would have seen actual Bic cigarette lighters used during ballads.
Certainly no integrated into phones yet.
Great song and fun watching you react. Keep it up!
From her recent reaction to styper to motley crue that's a huge leap in rock in roll life style
7:09 the absence of phones is such a cleansing idea
Motley Crue. What a band. So much fun.
The lyrics of Kickstart My Heart talk about Nikki Sixx's experience with death, he had suffered an Overdose and in the ambulance he was injected with two adrelaline drosis and resuscitated
(Almost all of the members are still alive, there was a drummer named "Randy Castillo" who died of cancer in the early 2002 or 2003)
The epitome of Rock and Roll
Nikki Sixx {BASS} O.D. and the ambulance guy recognized him and gave him a shot of adrenilins staight to the heart to revive him... and this song was wrote...
Hey Diane I really like the music reaction videos It got me listening to Fleetwood Mac again and i have heard this song on the radio.
Lots of good 80's and early 90's hair metal/ glam metal bands: Warrant, White Snake, Skid Row, Alice Cooper, Slaughter, lot of one hit wonders too
I grew up listening to Crüe!! Saw them like in '03 or '04 :D
KSMH was written about bassist Nikki Sixx's experience overdosing and the paramedic injecting him with adrenaline :)
LETS GOOOOO!!! 🤘😎🤘
Happy Monday !! I really enjoy this video. Have a great week.
Thank you! You too!
Diane, check out "The Warning", and their song "Evolve" at the 2023 MTV Video Music Awards. These 3 sisters brought old school Rock & Roll back !! 🤘⚡🤘
Motley Crue for life. My favorite song is Dr. Feelgood!
Heroin and having your heart shocked is the inspiration.
Was in the middle of writing everything you then read, so good I don't have to. They were one of the biggest or the biggest bad boy bands of the 80s. They were even high while making "Rock against Drugs" public service announcements. As time went on they were not considered one of the heaviest bands, but were definitely notorious. They might not have been the first to do crazy crap, but they definitely poured lighter fluid on the actions they did do. This is a good alarm clock song.
My 3 favorite Crue songs are Kickstart My Heart, Home Sweet Home, and the debut album
I was never into hair metal, but this song is a must-have. Just dont listen to it while youre driving.
This song is about adrenaline plain and simple, no love song here. They wrote, "Girl Don't Go Away Mad (Just Go Away) as their love anthem.
This song is about The bass player’s overdose and subsequent adrenaline shot into his heart. I’d like you to review Motley Crue’s Girls! Girls! Girls! , the video is very artistic.
Must look up SLASH. I SAW HIM IN HOUSTON.
How about some Lara Fabian. Any song from her famous "With Love From Lara" concert in Montreal. I suggest you start with Adagio or Je Suis Malade or Curuso. She speaks four languages fluently and has sung in twelve languages.
This was a very fun video to watch, & I don’t think I would’ve watched it otherwise