I remember I asked my grandmother for this album(on tape) for Christmas. Lol. It was 1989 and I was 7 years old. My parents were not happy with my grandmother that Christmas as I turned off the Christmas carols and blasted kick start my heart! Haha good times!
@chiefbigtoe7260 not completely true. The Grung bit lasted 2 years, it brought us great HEAVY rock and way better DEATH METAL! Gring, though good, is nothing buy a SHADOW creating new GENRE and better HEAVIER GENRE! Yeah, I'm the thumbs down!
@@kevinbirmingham8629 and we’re finally drug free. Yes I love the Dr. Feelgood CD. Probably because it was when I discovered them but I think it’s a lot better than their older stuff.
@@kentucky8256 so tf what if nikki was a heroin addict. that was a long time ago. Yeah he died 2 times but he came back and is better than ever. he's sober now. the past is the past. so don't sit there and bash tommy, Vince, nikki and Mick. they all made mistakes but everyone does that. besides back in their day it was famous for sex, drugs and partying and that's what they did. Vince obviously didn't know he was gonna be in a wreck and kill razzle. I don't believe that Tommy would actually mean to hit a women and Mick can't help what happens to his health. hell look at me almost 18 and I have deterioration in my L4 down to my tailbone and i can't do much bout it. so get ur facts straight and actually appreciate their music if not don't comment at all and keep ur opinions to urself.
@@markserour9115 wow a one word comment questioning the post using no insight of your own. I'm guessing people don't take you seriously often or bother to ask your opinion.
For all of those people saying “move on” , “let it go”, or “stop reminiscing for the past”, I say that ship has sailed. Everyone who is doing those things are in their late 40s, 50s or maybe early 60s. And these were damn good times when we were kings and queens. I now understand when our parents talking about the 60s or perhaps 50s. Cheers to you all
And it's going to be sad to hear what kids today will say 40 years from now growing up in this Era? The roller rinks? Pool halls ? Friday night cruise night? The all night skates? Oh yea that was the 80s generation
Nothing needs to move on more than the creepy crap of grunge from 30 years ago and that Eminem freakazoid from 25 to 30 years ago now that is something that's old and outdated
Motley Crue. Scorpions. Skid Row. Def Leppard. All the bands from that time had a kind of similarity that was so 80's. Such good music. How could it go from that to the crap of today?
I really wish we had a real mtv station like it was back then. I miss it. Then again I do not care for 95% of todays music so I guess it really doesnt matter.
+Mr W ....Yeah, the 80s made this new age demonic shitfest look like a wet sausage floating in a cesspool runoff. It will never come back and now we are all about to die. Everyone is gone, taken by the wicked.
yes they were....anyone who was a teenager back then.......was blessed to witness the greatest decade of American culture in music ever......PERIOD!! We had it so good. The kids today have no idea what they missed. Well, most kids anyway. I've made sure my two boys are educated on the subject. Now, they love 80's, and that's it. It means that in a herd of zebras, my sons wear stripes of a different color!! At least they have that much. But they will never know what it was like to live through it all....how much fun it was. There will never be anything like it.
I saw Motley Crue on their Dr Feelgood tour in London's Wembley Arena in 1989. It was fucking magic. I was 16. I miss those days, but I wouldn't go back now I have my boy to keep me sane.
Vince's apartment in the beginning of the video is in what is now the Apple store at 401 West 14th Street. Based on the view out the window at 1:02 he is most likely on the 3rd floor of the part of the building that runs along 9th Avenue. You can see the Old Homestead Steakhouse right behind him. That restaurant is still there.
I miss the 80's and early 90's really bad. When this video came out on MTV, I was 16 years old. Make no mistake about it, the world was NOT the complicated mess it is now. Yes, there were many problems. Not like this ball of twilight zone dystopia we have today. Also, and I truly think the vast majority of people who were alive at this time and old enough to remember will agree that the music from this era was our crutch to get through our personal miseries. Motley Crue is definitely one of those musical heroes.
An under rated gem from the Crue!! As much as I could listen to all the "main" hits until my ears bled, I always loved this one. Takes me back to late spring, early summer of 1990
I bought a black 86 Corvette the year before this Feelgood album came out. We cruised the wheels off that car and had Motley's new Girls album in the tape deck constantly. The 80's were such a party and being a teenager then was an insanely fun time. I couldn't be happier that's when i grew up. The memories always bring a smile to my face and the concerts were massive and over the top!
Born in 1993, I wish I could live the 80s for all the amazing music. I've loved Mötley Crüe since I was 15 and I was super lucky to see them in Milan in 2015 with my dad - I'll never forget it.
It was, indeed, an amazing time to be alive and a rock music fan. There was so, so much vitality and originality in music those days, back when musicians had much more creative freedom and independence from big corporate labels.
Motley Crue will always be part of our 80's memories. No matter how old we all get. and reliving the 80's again.Would be awesome!! Oldschool Motley Crue 4 Ever!!
The first time I got to experience the Crüe was back in 2011, I was 12 at the time & was with my mom. When they played this song, she sang it at the top of her lungs, it was a wonderful feeling. Through the years it had become the song that reminded me of my mom and how we would cruise town and jam to it. I got to see them again one last time this past summer and when they played this again for me live, my mom & I sang our hearts out, danced together, and cried. I'll never forget those two amazing moments in my life. This song really hits home for me.
That is a wonderful memory for you and your mom, a time that only those of us lucky enough to live before big business turned music into gangster rap and britteny spears. Don't care if i spelled it wrong, she sucks either way,lol
Dr Feelgood was such a good album. Great writing, great performances and great mix. A proper grown up rock album. 35 years old? No - I won't believe it!
1989 16 years old London Wembley Arena with my friend Tucker,Skid Row and White Lion on the bill who were awesome,missed the last train home to the Kent coast so London it was,i got the bollicking of my life from my Ma but the Crue were spectacular thst night.
I grew up in the 80’s and loved Crue then and still do. Finally got to see them on their last tour and it was one of the best concerts I’ve been to still.
No such thing as A "Final tour "until the last one of these bastards four rings the last call bell, which hopefully many years from 2022. The damn roaches keep on till sitting on wheelchair in a "rest" home.
Robert I’m with ya, I started really liking Motley Crue a couple months before the Dirt came out, and I had just read the book when I saw the trailer. Rock on. 🤟
Hey, I' am born in 1967, and i spend some time in the United States in 1989, and since then I am a fan and never stopped listening to them , because they are great
Nothing about Molly crew was high class hate to break it to you man but they were just a scrubby rock and roll band that was awesome but no class involved Vince Neil killed somebody in the DUI accident so I'd say no class
@@johnhillo3403 I don´t mean that Crue had some kind of class, because they did not. Have never been a fan of that band, but even bands like Crue could surprise you now and then. Actually that record (Dr. Feelgood), is rather ok, but mainly this song. I am a fan of completely other hard rock bands, here, I´m talking great bands like Deep Purple and Rainbow, there we can discuss style and class. You don´t have to hate something about break anything to me, because I agree with you, some songs does not make a band great or with class. Yes, that accident will follow Mr. Neil for a long time.
@CooganYou don´t have to be so formal, I actually don´t care who´s written any of their songs, I just made a statement about a great song, either he, she or it has written the song. You have to excuse me, but I don´t think Sixx would be able to produce that kind of song himself, without any kind of help. Not really a fan of that band, but I saw them on the Feelgood tour, back in ´89 and even I was impressed, pretty good, actually.
@Coogan This is the kind of music Blackmore prefer nowadays and I have no commence, whatsoever, considering what he has been doing earlier in his career, but I agree with you about the "new" Rainbow, that singer does not deserve to be mentioned in the same meaning, as the great Ronnie James Dio or Doogie White, for that matter. I would not say that Blackmore´s Night is lame, as you say, it is still the great Blackmore on stage. But I prefer the wild Blackmore on stage, rocking like hell. I am lucky enough to have been able to see him, both in Rainbow and Deep Purple, as well. Saw Rainbow, back in ´82 with Girlschool as supporting band and Deep Purple, a couple of shows on the reunion tour ´85 and a couple of shows in ´87. That´s the place there Blackmore always should be, rocking on the stage with a great hard rock band, next to him.
I've seen them 5 times. Twice with Tesla. Bad ass concert. Goddamn I miss those days. So much more opportunities in life. Hey keep on rockin everybody! Goddamn I miss my old girlfriend too. ❤
R.I.P motley crüe I'm 15 and I could never experience the 70/80's wish I could never saw these but always did. Awesome band fucking dress sense are just amazing and the chorus of this song gets me jumping for some reason think it's the drums Rock on crüe fans 😊
hey there I'm 12 and a crue fan NEVER saw them live so I'm dying for them to reunite like guns n roses are wish I knew in time they performed by me sadly I didn't but happily now I have a poster with there signatures
The fact that these misfits got together to be one of the best rock bands of the 80's and beyond is fucking incredible. Great music. Love these guys because they were my band when i was in high school. 1984.
motley crue is a monster band, I mean, they influenced Metallica and all the thrash bands, and many other hard rock bands too, Motley are an American staple, I would say they are under rated music wise, not antics wise, as no lie they also lived harder than any other band.
I know someone that got to. She dated Nikki for a minute..She said they were cool, nice guys. Nikki was bad on drugs at the time, he could be a dick but she still had nice things to say...
I actually found Motley's Walk of Fame Star during my last trip to LA.Also got to walk the strip.Felt cool to walk the same street that Motley walked on and made famous.
cctitansfan I did the same last year!! It was so awesome!! I tried to feel as if I had my own band and we ruled the streets.. maybe one day.. I’m just a bright eyed teenager for now trying to live up to my guitar idols.
2:57 love these chords - this group had everything going for it!! Love the 80s - some music groups today are so unimaginative when it comes to looking like the way I think rock performers should look. Maybe rock today has a hard struggle because a lot of sounds they may try to make are too much like the past so that makes it tough on new writers and performers - seriously!
Ill say it again i was so lucky i grew up during the 80s. I would give anything to go back and re-live those years =*(
Rawhead Rex amen bro me too man 1981
Rawhead Rex la
You got that right brother..we got to live in the now, and grew up ,with Motley Crue,and their music..Metal was a lifestyle in our day...
i so agree with you. those were the best times of my life. i wouldnt change a thing. well, maybe a few things 😎
Rawhead Rex Fuckin A. Those were crazy years. The Kings Of Sleaze!! Motley Crue
Motley Crue was one them bands,
I remember I asked my grandmother for this album(on tape) for Christmas. Lol. It was 1989 and I was 7 years old. My parents were not happy with my grandmother that Christmas as I turned off the Christmas carols and blasted kick start my heart! Haha good times!
This is the best comment! Thank you for the laugh, because I can just imagine it! 🤘
That is so cute...you knew good music at 7.anf I bet you asked ur grandma because your parents said no lol
There were probably really enjoying it, under disguise.😂
Tell ma ma she is bad ass
@@michelericca6728 so.e people mom or dad hate this
I miss the 80s.
You and me
@@WilliamCook-l7z and me
This was when Motely Crue was at their absolute peak.
yes, then alt grunge was right around the hill
Probably everyone. No one really cared about The Dirt
@chiefbigtoe7260 not completely true. The Grung bit lasted 2 years, it brought us great HEAVY rock and way better DEATH METAL!
Gring, though good, is nothing buy a SHADOW creating new GENRE and better HEAVIER GENRE!
Yeah, I'm the thumbs down!
@@kevinbirmingham8629 and we’re finally drug free. Yes I love the Dr. Feelgood CD. Probably because it was when I discovered them but I think it’s a lot better than their older stuff.
this song has many great levels to it and for that it could be considered masterpiece in its own right..
This song is one of their BEST and doesn't get enough airplay!
Agreed!
You guys clearly did not live in the 80s holy shit
It got a ton back in the 80's/90's
Why not?
@@thegodfather1907 I don't know
This is so great.
Just take a hike basically and get over it
Rotflmao
Vince has the looks, Tommy has the swagger, Nikki has the ego, Mick has the talent. :) I love the whole CRUE, but Mick is the best.
theMETALDOVE Tommy is a drunk woman beater,Nikki is a heroin addict dufus,Vince is a drunk driver with a murder under his belt and Mick is crippled
Maybe you are all those things!
kentucky 82
You need your face stomped!
@@kentucky8256 what is your point? Find one person on the planet who doesn't have skeletons in their closet?
@@kentucky8256 so tf what if nikki was a heroin addict. that was a long time ago. Yeah he died 2 times but he came back and is better than ever. he's sober now. the past is the past. so don't sit there and bash tommy, Vince, nikki and Mick. they all made mistakes but everyone does that. besides back in their day it was famous for sex, drugs and partying and that's what they did. Vince obviously didn't know he was gonna be in a wreck and kill razzle. I don't believe that Tommy would actually mean to hit a women and Mick can't help what happens to his health. hell look at me almost 18 and I have deterioration in my L4 down to my tailbone and i can't do much bout it. so get ur facts straight and actually appreciate their music if not don't comment at all and keep ur opinions to urself.
the 60’s paved the way, 70’s had some great music, but the 80’s was the shit, good concerts, sexy woman, nothing like that will ever happen again!
Negative. Elvis, Eddie Cochran, Ritchie Valens? THAT is DAY ONE Rock n Roll.
And the cocaine was top notch!
@@thomascyr8712 Can't FORGET CHUCK DUCK WALKING BERRY.........
Pretty sure this was from the 90’s
@@Blessed-Teddyno late 80s
Mick Mars is one of the greatest and most underrated guitarists of all time
Without a doubt!
Yep..been saying that for over 25years
Haha, seriously?
@@markserour9115 wow a one word comment questioning the post using no insight of your own. I'm guessing people don't take you seriously often or bother to ask your opinion.
@@captaincooool You guessed wrong.
For all of those people saying “move on” , “let it go”, or “stop reminiscing for the past”, I say that ship has sailed. Everyone who is doing those things are in their late 40s, 50s or maybe early 60s. And these were damn good times when we were kings and queens. I now understand when our parents talking about the 60s or perhaps 50s. Cheers to you all
And it's going to be sad to hear what kids today will say 40 years from now growing up in this Era? The roller rinks? Pool halls ? Friday night cruise night? The all night skates? Oh yea that was the 80s generation
@@rockroll4888 Hell Yeah! My times exactly!! Definitely the best of times!
Nothing needs to move on more than the creepy crap of grunge from 30 years ago and that Eminem freakazoid from 25 to 30 years ago now that is something that's old and outdated
All we are, and all we have, are memories of who we were.
COOL!!!🇺🇸💙🇺🇸
Damn that's me dude 😔 nostalgic gets the best of me
Mick Mars 🤘
Mick Mars absolutely killed that guitar part
He was there backbone
@@WilliamCook-l7z IMO, one of the most underrated guitar phenoms ever, along with Alex Lifeson of Rush.
If I could I'd go back to the 80s too...
Brings me back to my teenage years. Being a teen in the 80s was amazing. The music, the concert, the girls. Love the way The Crue brings me back.
Im 36 and my time musically as a teenager sucked compared to this era, when I was concived crue had to have been playing in the background
@@joeygouda haha nice. You had alot of good alternative music as a teen tho.
I had Nintendo and Motley Crue what a life
I was also a teen in the 80's.
YES~
Never will be a music time like 80s
Best decade ever to be a teenager!!!
Yup
Or to be a kid... I was introduced to Dr Feelgood when I was in the 6th grade. Hehe.
I ❤️ the 80's ...
Best Era EVER ❤️
Nothing will EVER compare!!
Yup
God... I miss these days!!!!
Motley Crue. Scorpions. Skid Row. Def Leppard. All the bands from that time had a kind of similarity that was so 80's. Such good music. How could it go from that to the crap of today?
there's good stuff out there, just all underground now
vwr32jeep because this generation sucks
its not that bad then again u didnt grow up when hair metal was prevalent
vwr32jeep we need some more bad ass rock
vwr32jeep preach brother
I really wish we had a real mtv station like it was back then. I miss it. Then again I do not care for 95% of todays music so I guess it really doesnt matter.
tarnisan I watch vh1 classic. It's as close as you can get
10 4
tarnisan You have TH-cam
tarnisan MTV classic is on..so check that out..there's some crue that plays on there...
the only problem with TH-cam is when videos are buffering it's so frustrating and annoying. just putting my 2 cents in.
This song brings me back to late spring of 1990! Watching this after school on MTV. I haven’t watched this video in 32 years!
You are so right here. The nostalgia takes me back.
Yeah, the Dr. Feelgood material got lots of play on MTV in '89-90. Those were the days...
@@JD-ym7iw The Stadium Tour brought lots of my youthful nostalgia back!
I wish I was born in the 80s I’m a 90s baby . The 80s looked so much more fun
@@eileenward I lived through both the 80s and 90s and the eighties were definitely a lot more fun
One of the true greatest Rock n Roll Bands of the 20 Century !!!!!!!!!!!!
Yep.. This song is absolutely Beautiful! Long live real music!
Becky Starr i
Absolutely Matt, I love the Crue, back when things were simpler and less complicated! Love this song!
Matt Vierra I have to agree
Matt Vierra yeah i was listening to them at 8 yrs old in 88 89
Me definitely ❤❤❤
This was a sleeper song. It was pretty good. Did not get the credit it deserved as part of one of the best songs of the Crue.
The most underrated song of all time - it's very sad.
Why
@johnhillo3403 The lyrics man.....but what he missed is that this song is also filled with hope
first time I heard of Crue was in 1984 as a young kid. Been a fan ever since. 80's were an amazing time to be alive.
+Mr W
Amen brother.
+Mr W ....Yeah, the 80s made this new age demonic shitfest look like a wet sausage floating in a cesspool runoff. It will never come back and now we are all about to die. Everyone is gone, taken by the wicked.
yes they were....anyone who was a teenager back then.......was blessed to witness the greatest decade of American culture in music ever......PERIOD!! We had it so good. The kids today have no idea what they missed. Well, most kids anyway. I've made sure my two boys are educated on the subject. Now, they love 80's, and that's it. It means that in a herd of zebras, my sons wear stripes of a different color!! At least they have that much. But they will never know what it was like to live through it all....how much fun it was. There will never be anything like it.
So sad that music has devolved into what it is today. FFDP are good, but what else is there?
they were!!!!
This is my Motley Crue favourite song
Yes❤
I saw Motley Crue on their Dr Feelgood tour in London's Wembley Arena in 1989. It was fucking magic. I was 16. I miss those days, but I wouldn't go back now I have my boy to keep me sane.
The crue!! Great song
Bought doctor feel good the day it was on shelf on cassette. Highschool!!
I remember dating a girl who said she didn't like this song and from that moment I knew we didn't have a future
Obviously she was not the one..🤣 love this tune!
I had my first kiss with a girl that loved this band. I pretended to like them for her. Fake it until you make it I guess. Love Motley Crue now.
Memories....love this jam 🤘🏼🤘🏼
Time to Rock
Vince's apartment in the beginning of the video is in what is now the Apple store at 401 West 14th Street. Based on the view out the window at 1:02 he is most likely on the 3rd floor of the part of the building that runs along 9th Avenue. You can see the Old Homestead Steakhouse right behind him. That restaurant is still there.
I miss the 80's and early 90's really bad. When this video came out on MTV, I was 16 years old. Make no mistake about it, the world was NOT the complicated mess it is now. Yes, there were many problems. Not like this ball of twilight zone dystopia we have today.
Also, and I truly think the vast majority of people who were alive at this time and old enough to remember will agree that the music from this era was our crutch to get through our personal miseries. Motley Crue is definitely one of those musical heroes.
YESSS!!!! Tommy Lee was killing it on the drums in this one!!
I was a fan since 1986 and who cares if the movie brought more fans. The only factor is more people know now than ever before.
This is my favorite Crue song, brings back great memories when this song was hot on the charts.
An under rated gem from the Crue!! As much as I could listen to all the "main" hits until my ears bled, I always loved this one. Takes me back to late spring, early summer of 1990
Absolutely, graduated in '90. Brings me back!!!
LMAO
💯 agree favorite Motley Crue song
@@jeffstanley2972 *whithout you
It was never underated
I remember see them in Jackson mississippi back 1989 dr feelgood tour
Every song on the album is pure gold!
Thats true and I just discovered it haha. My discovery of this album makes me think how much good music is still out there to discover. I hope tons!
This video really showed us how cool Motley was. No other band came close to their coolness.
+gmollster Guns n Roses was pretty cool.
+Jason M Youre right was
+gmollster So true!!!!!!!
Kiss was the best
suprisingly me listening to music since 81, I'm gonna agree
Who else about to see them in their epic tour this year its going to be fucking awsome!!!!! #westillkickingass
Tommy is Amazing on the drums ❤
Always been my favorite song, means more to me today. Thanks Nikki for opening my eyes to real love. Song resonates so much.
I bought a black 86 Corvette the year before this Feelgood album came out. We cruised the wheels off that car and had Motley's new Girls album in the tape deck constantly. The 80's were such a party and being a teenager then was an insanely fun time. I couldn't be happier that's when i grew up. The memories always bring a smile to my face and the concerts were massive and over the top!
Born in 1993, I wish I could live the 80s for all the amazing music. I've loved Mötley Crüe since I was 15 and I was super lucky to see them in Milan in 2015 with my dad - I'll never forget it.
😊
I was 16 when this song was released. Any questions about the 80's just ask. I saw them on this tour. Magical time.❤
It was, indeed, an amazing time to be alive and a rock music fan. There was so, so much vitality and originality in music those days, back when musicians had much more creative freedom and independence from big corporate labels.
I graduated from North Davidson High School in 1993. Good yr to be born. And yes, the 80s,.... just utterly unexplainable!!😂
Motley Crue will always be part of our 80's memories. No matter how old we all get. and reliving the 80's again.Would be awesome!! Oldschool Motley Crue 4 Ever!!
Fan since 1989 shortly after the release of Dr feel-good album loved crue ever since
I want to go back to the 80’s so bad, it was so great growing up during that decade & the music even greater with Motley at the top of it all.
So true 🤘👍😁
The first time I got to experience the Crüe was back in 2011, I was 12 at the time & was with my mom. When they played this song, she sang it at the top of her lungs, it was a wonderful feeling. Through the years it had become the song that reminded me of my mom and how we would cruise town and jam to it. I got to see them again one last time this past summer and when they played this again for me live, my mom & I sang our hearts out, danced together, and cried. I'll never forget those two amazing moments in my life. This song really hits home for me.
Nice, good times👍
Awww💕.....that's awesome
That is a wonderful memory for you and your mom, a time that only those of us lucky enough to live before big business turned music into gangster rap and britteny spears. Don't care if i spelled it wrong, she sucks either way,lol
Same! Started with Crue in 2011 and came with my dad to Las Vegas to see them live. This song was super
Awesome!!!!
❤dont go away mad, just go away
Such a babe in that video..agree
❤ still listening
He's so sexy❤😅😊
Graduated high school in 1988. Don’t be jealous! Enjoyed the best decade for rock music!!! 👊🏼
Graduated in 1986
Me too brother BOOYAH 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘😊
1988 was THE year for sure! I graduated in 88 also.
Graduated 1984 ♥️
🤘👊🤘 quadruple Fuckin Fuck yes on that , we definitely did
Amazing bass guitar and guitar
Childhood, kindergarten, Mtv...for life !
The lyrics are beyond Earth baby
L.A. !
Dr Feelgood was such a good album. Great writing, great performances and great mix. A proper grown up rock album. 35 years old? No - I won't believe it!
Still is great 👍
Since too fast for love! And this is a wonderful song❤️
1989 16 years old London Wembley Arena with my friend Tucker,Skid Row and White Lion on the bill who were awesome,missed the last train home to the Kent coast so London it was,i got the bollicking of my life from my Ma but the Crue were spectacular thst night.
I grew up in the 80’s and loved Crue then and still do. Finally got to see them on their last tour and it was one of the best concerts I’ve been to still.
No such thing as A "Final tour "until the last one of these bastards four rings the last call bell, which hopefully many years from 2022. The damn roaches keep on till sitting on wheelchair in a "rest" home.
I was. This is one of my favorite Motley Crew songs... ❤
As far as I'm concerned Dr. Feelgood is one of the BEST Albums EVER made!!!
2016BMWi8 other than Appetite For Destruction, right?
2016BMWi8 agreed feel good!
it's definitely one of the best sounding albums
Agree
Tbh if Smokin in the Boys Room was on Feelgood it would be the best album imo
As a CRUE fan from the 80s I'd like to welcome all of the NEW fans who are here from The Dirt!!!
Nope
Haha,I'm here because of the Dirt..
But am a Crue fan from the 80's
I wish this song was featured in the dirt.
Robert I’m with ya, I started really liking Motley Crue a couple months before the Dirt came out, and I had just read the book when I saw the trailer. Rock on. 🤟
Tyson Williams Same
Been a fan going all the way back to shout
2024 and still my jam
I miss these days!
I miss you too
Me too.
Echo that
Hey, I' am born in 1967, and i spend some time in the United States in 1989, and since then I am a fan and never stopped listening to them , because they are great
Take me back!! 2020 has made me so thankful for growing up in the 80''s!!
I had just graduated high when this was new and on MTV. Great memories, seems like it was a month ago, not 30+years!
Agree…This video does not seem like it is 32 years old
These was awesome at Sheffield
Best Crue song ever!! I remember jamming my Dr Feelgood CD in 1989 on my sweet Kenwood system. The best of times!
Sure was!
Cassette. 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Man these was the days to live life and have fun just isn't the same these days and time who is with me
I am listening to this on vintage vinyl the crue and a brew 🍺
This song is a bullet point in my brain to break the spell of wicked witches. Thank you for writing and produce the apple of delightful truth.
The 80's were the best. So thankful I was there.
I have seen the dirt movie three times and I found it awesome I think Mötley Crüe should make another movie
This is the best song they´ve ever written. Absolute top, high class from Crue.
Nothing about Molly crew was high class hate to break it to you man but they were just a scrubby rock and roll band that was awesome but no class involved Vince Neil killed somebody in the DUI accident so I'd say no class
@@johnhillo3403 I don´t mean that Crue had some kind of class, because they did not. Have never been a fan of that band, but even bands like Crue could surprise you now and then. Actually that record (Dr. Feelgood), is rather ok, but mainly this song. I am a fan of completely other hard rock bands, here, I´m talking great bands like Deep Purple and Rainbow, there we can discuss style and class. You don´t have to hate something about break anything to me, because I agree with you, some songs does not make a band great or with class. Yes, that accident will follow Mr. Neil for a long time.
Better than Glitter? C'mon man...
@CooganYou don´t have to be so formal, I actually don´t care who´s written any of their songs, I just made a statement about a great song, either he, she or it has written the song. You have to excuse me, but I don´t think Sixx would be able to produce that kind of song himself, without any kind of help. Not really a fan of that band, but I saw them on the Feelgood tour, back in ´89 and even I was impressed, pretty good, actually.
@Coogan This is the kind of music Blackmore prefer nowadays and I have no commence, whatsoever, considering what he has been doing earlier in his career, but I agree with you about the "new" Rainbow, that singer does not deserve to be mentioned in the same meaning, as the great Ronnie James Dio or Doogie White, for that matter. I would not say that Blackmore´s Night is lame, as you say, it is still the great Blackmore on stage. But I prefer the wild Blackmore on stage, rocking like hell. I am lucky enough to have been able to see him, both in Rainbow and Deep Purple, as well. Saw Rainbow, back in ´82 with Girlschool as supporting band and Deep Purple, a couple of shows on the reunion tour ´85 and a couple of shows in ´87. That´s the place there Blackmore always should be, rocking on the stage with a great hard rock band, next to him.
I've seen them 5 times. Twice with Tesla. Bad ass concert. Goddamn I miss those days. So much more opportunities in life. Hey keep on rockin everybody! Goddamn I miss my old girlfriend too. ❤
I know one of the girls in Teslas Love Song video..lol she still looks hot! Lol
Me I love their music
R.I.P motley crüe I'm 15 and I could never experience the 70/80's wish I could never saw these but always did. Awesome band fucking dress sense are just amazing and the chorus of this song gets me jumping for some reason think it's the drums Rock on crüe fans 😊
hey there I'm 12 and a crue fan NEVER saw them live so I'm dying for them to reunite like guns n roses are wish I knew in time they performed by me sadly I didn't but happily now I have a poster with there signatures
+80srockerforevergirl mötley crüe sorry sweetheart they retired not going to happen
+80srockerforevergirl mötley crüe but they truly were 1 of the greatest rock bands of all times
+80srockergirl worst about liking good music were too young 😪😭😭😭😭❤️
+Mark Adams yep so true and I get bullied for my taste cos I don't listen to the shit in the charts now
When I was in the Navy I had a shipmate who would reminisce about seeing Motley Crue putting up flyers for their shows on Fairfax Avenue in L.A.
The song brings back memories.
The fact that these misfits got together to be one of the best rock bands of the 80's and beyond is fucking incredible. Great music. Love these guys because they were my band when i was in high school. 1984.
motley crue is a monster band, I mean, they influenced Metallica and all the thrash bands, and many other hard rock bands too, Motley are an American staple, I would say they are under rated music wise, not antics wise, as no lie they also lived harder than any other band.
This was the album that closed out hair metal and opened the door to grunge / alternative. They went out on top.
...#TRUESTORY!!...
It was the last one I bought. You might be correct. (Tho for me, it was more about Industrial Metal after this)
Nah . This is 1989 , the video 1990. Grunge 1992
Grunge sucked then and it still sucks now
During this period,Vince was the whole reason I became attracted to women. Boy,did the chick's get mad at me when I'd say this.....🤣🤣
At 1:33 This girl with the disco ball earrings. Not sure why, but i remember her so clearly from when the video first came out over 30 years ago. Lol
So glad i was a teenager in the 80s!! Btw Vince is so hot in this video! Lol
I'm 65 and still jam to them,.
Maan, I wouldve done anything to hang out with Nikki Six, Mick Mars, & Tommy Lee just walking down the streets!
Sloth Sin I don't know rather to love that idea or be scared lol
OMG...I know what I would have done ..lol...Vince and Tommy lol..
crap dust cheep women moonshine take head from fat tourists
*Sixx
I know someone that got to. She dated Nikki for a minute..She said they were cool, nice guys. Nikki was bad on drugs at the time, he could be a dick but she still had nice things to say...
I'm here because I grew up listening to their music not because of a movie
Danny Rook Me too. I was born in the late 70’s. Love the 80’s bands.
@@kaneishawalker1658 same here
Danny Rook I’m here because of both things. I liked this video a couple years ago sooo
Same.been a fan since 1985.born in 63.
@@MediocreGtr nothing wrong with that
It takes me back Too❤
As a kid born in 2000 I remember my dad showing me this back around 2006, man how the years fly 🤘🏻 long live good music
Miss the 80's. Now all we have is the shit we're in.
I actually found Motley's Walk of Fame Star during my last trip to LA.Also got to walk the strip.Felt cool to walk the same street that Motley walked on and made famous.
cctitansfan that's really cool do you remember what area it was by??? I'm going down there next month and would love to stop by and see it...
Joe Tarlos it was right around the corner from a food joint called Mel's diner from what I remember.
Thank you so much I'll definitely have to check that out...
cctitansfan I did the same last year!! It was so awesome!! I tried to feel as if I had my own band and we ruled the streets.. maybe one day.. I’m just a bright eyed teenager for now trying to live up to my guitar idols.
i didn’t last time i was there and i regret it so much.
Me back in 1982 He'll Fuckin ya bad Ass ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
This has to be my favorite Motley Crue song! The guitar melody is so awesome!
Damn! Sixx can write a song. Still amazing song. Gotta go now. But I'm not mad. ♥️
Then just go away
Seen them in Dublin.
The ending band rehearsal part is great, they look like they’re having so much fun
2:57 love these chords - this group had everything going for it!! Love the 80s - some music groups today are so unimaginative when it comes to looking like the way I think rock performers should look. Maybe rock today has a hard struggle because a lot of sounds they may try to make are too much like the past so that makes it tough on new writers and performers - seriously!
They say the 1950's and the 1980's were the BEST decades. My dad was a teenager in the 50's and I was in the 80's. Love these guys.
I don't believe their is a better time to have grown up in. Feeling truly blessed.