It was a glorious time When this came out. Rock was king and I enjoyed listening to all genres of rock from slayer to poison and everything in between. It was a great time to be a rock music/ heavy metal fan
Bob Rock, the producer behind Metallica's Black Album (among others), is the producer for this album. He has helped create some of the most sonically perfect albums ever. This is by far the best Motley Crue ever sounded. Anyone who can make Vince Neil sound like a good singer deserves a medal.
"Live Wire" off their first album Too Fast for Love. Then off Shout at the Devil, "In the Beginning/ Shout at the Devil" and "Too Young to Fall in Love"
Slice of your Pie might hit them right, it's just about the sleeziest shit ever but in the best possible way. Somehow has aged beautifully. I'd also say "Wild Side" would be a nice one to check.
In fact, I remember watching a MTV News bit from during her Rythm Nation tour that showed Janet dancing on her tour bus to "Dr. Feelgood, " saying that was her pump up song or something like that. In addition, that second riff that was commented on as less likable is what her brother Michael told famed studio guitarist, Tim Pierce, to be inspired by for a middle section of a song Michael was writing called, "Black or White." So go put on "Black or White" and that middle heavy section, where in the video Michael is singing through fire, a guitar part comes in and it is very close to that riff to Dr. Feelgood. Those two Jacksons loved this song and it inspired them.
"Rat-tailed Jimmy is a secondhand hood, deals out in Hollywood"... oh, the lyrics, the sound, the chugging POWER of this song! Like, I don't know anyone who doesn't jam out to this.
No he isn't. Stop using that word incorrectly. Mick Mars is very very highly rated as a guitarist and songwriter. Anyone who knows anything about rock music knows just how influential and talented he is.
Me and my cousin used to work in an office with a man named Dr. Bill Goode. We’d always be singing it with his name subbed in. I still think of that every time I hear this song.
The band was (allegedly) sober when they made this album. And I saw recently Sebastian Bach (singer originally from Skid Row), talking about that on Steve-O's podcast and Steve's like, "Yeah that bummed me out when I heard that, I never really could listen to Dr. Feelgood after that." And Seb was like, "Well, I was there, and I can tell you right now... You can go ahead and start liking that album again because that was pure bogus man!" 😂😂
Steve-O doesnt like a record because the band were sober when they made it? Says more about his addicted ass than anything else. Pigs will fly if Steve is clean 🤣
@@psychotictactoe no. Bob rock took away their edge like he did with Metallica. It's a pretty common opinion. The trash motley Crue releases today is unlistenable.
True story: James Hetfield first heard the song with how strong the bass and drums are, found-out Bob Rock produced it, and immediately set-about getting him to produce their next album. That album was The Black Album and well over 31 million units sold later, Metallica were then well on their way to becoming THE BIGGEST Metal band of all-time. 🤘🏻🐻🤘🏻 Now, do "Power To The Music," "Hooligan's Holiday" and "Misunderstood" from their incredible 1994 self-titled album with John Corabi instead of Vince Neil. 🤘🏻🐻🤘🏻
Lads, just saying, after 6 years of this channel with so much having been shown on it, it's about time you lads started bringing out some Top 5's. Drummers. Metal bands. Rock bands. Rap songs. Rappers. Anything. You're attitudes have changed that much over time that as a fan of the channel I'd love to see what you have in mind. And I know I'm not alone on this.
I enjoy that you point out that what you describe as "gimmicky" can be a strength! Too many singers learn to sing and try and sing to sound a certain "proper" way... we need more singers who have CHARACTER. I prefer to use character than gimmicky - there's so many things that can be done with the human voice, throw the rules out the window, do something different!
I think that ties into what they said about it being cheesy but also great. I don't think it IS cheesy, but I think it's so close to the edge, like there's just a hint of cheese from whatever it was touching on your plate or something lol. It has something kinda gross about it but you also kinda like it, it's like Blue Cheese! 😂😂
EASILY in the top 10 of all time! Highly under-rated, especially considering his physical limitations later in his career. He has creativity and skills to match his unique sound!
Motley Crue utilizes the mixture of rockabilly and metal. That's basically their signature. That was their method to creating catchy and really fun rhythms, using swing. The album Girls Girls Girls is soaked with it.
80s were FM radio. And LPs. Everything from Madonna, Hewey Lewis, Motley Crue. On the Radio to METALLICA ,anthrax, tribe called quest ,and Dela soul on the LPs. Loved the 80s it's ok. Even a little country music. That was when everyone got along. Before the media and politicians divided us
I always picture the part right after the second solo with the distorted “come play with Dr Feelgood” as being the moment the “patient” got hit with a prescription of something that made them crash, and there’s a pseudo-police siren effect right after
The only thing i will say about Motley Crue is that they had ALOT of help by other musicians to create their songs. I can only imagine what magic they get help on live in concert.
I am one of the Crüe's life long lover. I saw them in Charlotte for their Girls, Girls, Girls tour where they had a little no-name band called Guns N' Roses open for them. I was 14 and made it to the front row, just under the Bad Habits. It was an awesome show. That was in 1987.
I used to really love this song until I heard "Love Like Blood" from Killing Joke. Now I still like it but I can't hear it without thinking of that song.
Right around the time I first got into music, this track was big. I remember seeing the official vid many times and loving it. Because it tells a story, of “Dr. Feelgood” who’s a low-level dealer, then rises through the ranks. He amasses an empire of wealth but in the end it’s destroyed by the law that turned on him. It’s a story that’s been done in movies before, but the vid is still fire. And the song itself is just a good, hard rocker from a band that did lighter stuff other times.
You have to get past the glitz and glam and cheese...this song kills...KILLS. HUUUUUGE groove, great sound, great hook. Guarantee every ass in the stadium is moving when this is played, and that's the point.
Main riff is lifted from Love like Blood from Killing Joke. If you want the source of who a lot of these bands emulate and are the source of inspiration listed to some KJ. In particular the album Pandemonium. They brought out the D tuned Nu Metal 5 years before everyone else jumped on the bandwagon. Song Millennium. Check it out
To me, this was their best album. I went to see them in concert one time and had THE best seats. 2nd floor, at the rails and directly over the stage! Great time.
More Sabbath, please! You guys havn't done After Forever off the Master Of Reality record, yet. It kicks major ass.. Oh, and I know you'v done War Pigs.. But, for as much as you guys like the studio cut, you really owe it to yourselves to react to the live version from Paris, 1972. The band is in their prime and at their best. And Ward is a Savage! Trust me.. Just do it.
80’s hard rock ( we didn’t call it hair metal), was the top 40 music of the day. Everyone listened to it. It was the most popular music on the planet interspersed with Michael Jackson and Madonna.
Saw the Dr. Feelgood tour in 1990. Rose Garden, Portland Oregon. Billed as the loudest mother f**king tour on earth. No doubt about it. I went to see Tesla who opened for them, and they were awesome as usual. But I had a whole new appreciation for Crue. Had an absolute blast.
You guys get it, this song is so good, you just can't argue with it. You can call out individual elements, but it comes together for this one and a few others on this album (Kickstart being another undeniable banger). The best of sleazy dirt rock. The soundtrack to your best night at a biker dive bar was always their vibe.
I am not a big MC fan...but this brings back memories. I bought this at the PX at Ft. Jackson, SC after boot camp graduation. Soundtrack of finding my way in life.
S.O.S. was terrible! They ripped off Poison's Nothing But A Good Time. The Crue ripping off Poison is akin to blasphemy. This song was alright, but the album as a whole sucked. Especially considering the four that came before it.
The ones that need to be done are Primal Scream and one from the version of the band with a different singer - Holligans Holiday or Power To The Music. That album without Vince was their grooviest and closest to a style that you guys would like most. Less ‘hair metal’ and more 90s hard rock with great production and huge thick riffs.
They were ALL OVER MTV with track after track from this album at the time. They were a big damn deal. (I know you know this; I'm just leaving this comment here for the benefit of the young'uns.)
Okay I am putting this out there - even though they were one of the biggest bands *ever* I believe that Motley Crue limited Mick Mars - one of the greatest guitar players ever. The story behind how he created his trademark sound is legendary. Add Tommy Lee to that mountain of talent and even with the cringe vocals they were musically a great group.
Mick Mars knows a riff and killer tone, have always dug his playing. Tommy Lee doesnt seem to get the credit for unique percussion style, dudes a stellar drummer, amazing sonics on the entire album!
I believe that “Dr Feelgood” was the nickname for their drug dealer …..crazy times in the 80s but it was a party for sure !! Great time to be young !!👍
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It was a glorious time When this came out. Rock was king and I enjoyed listening to all genres of rock from slayer to poison and everything in between. It was a great time to be a rock music/ heavy metal fan
Exactly this!
Bob Rock, the producer behind Metallica's Black Album (among others), is the producer for this album. He has helped create some of the most sonically perfect albums ever. This is by far the best Motley Crue ever sounded. Anyone who can make Vince Neil sound like a good singer deserves a medal.
😂❤
Great point! I never thought of it that way, but...FACT!
Bob was the master of "big" sound for sure.
Amazing how Bob could uplift Motley Crue, but totally wreck a band like Metallica. Black album was WAYYYY too commercial and processed
this comment is so funny, and not far from truth actually, reg Vince Neil...
This and Kickstart My Heart are absolute bangers. Well worth cranking the volume to the max
And girls girls girls
Never listen to Kickstart My Heart while driving unless you wanna speed.
@@argoth83 Wild Side too for sure lol
Kickstart My Heart while on a treadmill is a death sentence.
"Live Wire" off their first album Too Fast for Love. Then off Shout at the Devil, "In the Beginning/ Shout at the Devil" and "Too Young to Fall in Love"
Slice of your Pie might hit them right, it's just about the sleeziest shit ever but in the best possible way. Somehow has aged beautifully. I'd also say "Wild Side" would be a nice one to check.
Man they would dig live wire for sure
Yeah, Live Wire is probly my favorite song by them.
Live Wire certainly!
Piece of your action too
Too Young to Fall in Love is their most underrated song.
Livewire is more underrated
I love that song! 🤘
Yeah, it is!!!
Primal Scream
Underrated is far to cliche.
Over used bit it’s a great song
One of the gnarliest glam metal songs ever
You need to play “Looks That Kill”….one of their best!
True
YES!!!
RIP to my old friend TW. 35 years ago we blasted this with your T-Tops down. I miss you.
Trivia tidbit: Janet Jackson credited this song as the musical inspiration for her song Black Cat because she loved the groove.
Janet was looking to rock and was, who can I get? Vernon from Living Color and Nuno from Extreme?! That'll work!
In fact, I remember watching a MTV News bit from during her Rythm Nation tour that showed Janet dancing on her tour bus to "Dr. Feelgood, " saying that was her pump up song or something like that. In addition, that second riff that was commented on as less likable is what her brother Michael told famed studio guitarist, Tim Pierce, to be inspired by for a middle section of a song Michael was writing called, "Black or White." So go put on "Black or White" and that middle heavy section, where in the video Michael is singing through fire, a guitar part comes in and it is very close to that riff to Dr. Feelgood. Those two Jacksons loved this song and it inspired them.
Seems doubtful since both albums released in August of '89. Maybe she was thinking about a different song.
"Rat-tailed Jimmy is a secondhand hood, deals out in Hollywood"... oh, the lyrics, the sound, the chugging POWER of this song! Like, I don't know anyone who doesn't jam out to this.
Mick Mars is criminally underrated!
No he isn't. Stop using that word incorrectly. Mick Mars is very very highly rated as a guitarist and songwriter.
Anyone who knows anything about rock music knows just how influential and talented he is.
Not a glam metal fan at all but we know Mick Mars
He's not underrated at all and you're looking for upvotes.
@@mrtoothless I dont give a flip about up votes, this isnt reddit.
@@Ranman1 he's not underrated. People always say he's the most legitimate musician in the band.
Me and my cousin used to work in an office with a man named Dr. Bill Goode. We’d always be singing it with his name subbed in. I still think of that every time I hear this song.
lol, that's awesome.
OMG this is hilarious and I'd do it so much to the doctor he would absolutely hate me. Lol!
😂😂😂
That pocket between the bass and drums is epic. 🔥
The band was (allegedly) sober when they made this album. And I saw recently Sebastian Bach (singer originally from Skid Row), talking about that on Steve-O's podcast and Steve's like, "Yeah that bummed me out when I heard that, I never really could listen to Dr. Feelgood after that."
And Seb was like, "Well, I was there, and I can tell you right now... You can go ahead and start liking that album again because that was pure bogus man!" 😂😂
lol, Sebastian Bach is hilarious when he tells stories about those days.
Steve-O doesnt like a record because the band were sober when they made it? Says more about his addicted ass than anything else. Pigs will fly if Steve is clean 🤣
@@psychotictactoe Steve o has been sober for like a decade or more now.
@@listenup7284 So he says, but he hates a record made by sober people? hypocrite much?
@@psychotictactoe no. Bob rock took away their edge like he did with Metallica. It's a pretty common opinion. The trash motley Crue releases today is unlistenable.
I've seen MC many times since the 80's. Always a BANGER. My ears rang for days!!
True story: James Hetfield first heard the song with how strong the bass and drums are, found-out Bob Rock produced it, and immediately set-about getting him to produce their next album. That album was The Black Album and well over 31 million units sold later, Metallica were then well on their way to becoming THE BIGGEST Metal band of all-time. 🤘🏻🐻🤘🏻
Now, do "Power To The Music," "Hooligan's Holiday" and "Misunderstood" from their incredible 1994 self-titled album with John Corabi instead of Vince Neil. 🤘🏻🐻🤘🏻
10 Seconds to Love
Oh, hell yeah!!!
I was 11 when this dropped.... If it was on Casey Kasem's top 100 i would have heard this every day. 80's as a kid/pre teen was amazing!
I saw MC in Vegas 1989......Now I'm watching Lost in Vegas listening to MC.....Thanks for the video......
Lads, just saying, after 6 years of this channel with so much having been shown on it, it's about time you lads started bringing out some Top 5's.
Drummers.
Metal bands.
Rock bands.
Rap songs.
Rappers.
Anything. You're attitudes have changed that much over time that as a fan of the channel I'd love to see what you have in mind. And I know I'm not alone on this.
I enjoy that you point out that what you describe as "gimmicky" can be a strength! Too many singers learn to sing and try and sing to sound a certain "proper" way... we need more singers who have CHARACTER. I prefer to use character than gimmicky - there's so many things that can be done with the human voice, throw the rules out the window, do something different!
I think that ties into what they said about it being cheesy but also great. I don't think it IS cheesy, but I think it's so close to the edge, like there's just a hint of cheese from whatever it was touching on your plate or something lol. It has something kinda gross about it but you also kinda like it, it's like Blue Cheese! 😂😂
In the 80's most of the singers tried to sound like Dio, and it got boring really fast.
I was so into 80s hair metal, motley crew, guns and fucken roses, poison, warrant. It was great stuff.
Saw this tour on 1/16/90 in NEW ORLEANS, they opened with this.
I absolutely loved their live shows. The tour they did with Ozzy was unforgettable.
I saw them, opening for Ozzy, on the "Bark At The Moon" tour, when they had just released "Shout At The Devil!" Great concert!
The intro to this song is one of the best in rock history
Mick Mars absolutely kills it on this album. He sometimes gets overshadowed by the other 3 but musically is the mastermind of the band.
EASILY in the top 10 of all time! Highly under-rated, especially considering his physical limitations later in his career. He has creativity and skills to match his unique sound!
MM is definitely their not-so-secret weapon. The best musician in MC for sure.
The Cult - She Sells Sanctuary next!!
it's on their Patreon.
@@MsAlliwannadoisdance damn. I havent looked thru all those yet so i must have missed it
Next up ....... 'Primal Scream!!'
Agreed!!!
Their production has always been top notch....
Had it on cassette on day one. Still holds up. Killer record.
They suck
Just in terms of pure, technical sound, the opening of this song might be the best sound mix ever recorded.
I can't really argue with that.
Primal Scream is one of there best. Its on their Decade of Decadence Album. I think yall will like it. Its fire!
Their last good song imo.
Motley Crue utilizes the mixture of rockabilly and metal. That's basically their signature. That was their method to creating catchy and really fun rhythms, using swing. The album Girls Girls Girls is soaked with it.
80s were FM radio. And LPs. Everything from Madonna, Hewey Lewis, Motley Crue. On the Radio to METALLICA ,anthrax, tribe called quest ,and Dela soul on the LPs. Loved the 80s it's ok. Even a little country music. That was when everyone got along. Before the media and politicians divided us
I always picture the part right after the second solo with the distorted “come play with Dr Feelgood” as being the moment the “patient” got hit with a prescription of something that made them crash, and there’s a pseudo-police siren effect right after
Yall always have good reactions and insight and articulate how you are feeling about certain parts of the song.. no matter the genre.
The only thing i will say about Motley Crue is that they had ALOT of help by other musicians to create their songs. I can only imagine what magic they get help on live in concert.
That entire album is an absolute slammer 🤟🏻
I am one of the Crüe's life long lover. I saw them in Charlotte for their Girls, Girls, Girls tour where they had a little no-name band called Guns N' Roses open for them. I was 14 and made it to the front row, just under the Bad Habits. It was an awesome show. That was in 1987.
When this was new, I remember this being the psych-up music in the locker room before wrestling meets
Mick Mars is so underrated. He gives Motley their sleazy sound!
I used to really love this song until I heard "Love Like Blood" from Killing Joke. Now I still like it but I can't hear it without thinking of that song.
Right around the time I first got into music, this track was big. I remember seeing the official vid many times and loving it. Because it tells a story, of “Dr. Feelgood” who’s a low-level dealer, then rises through the ranks. He amasses an empire of wealth but in the end it’s destroyed by the law that turned on him. It’s a story that’s been done in movies before, but the vid is still fire. And the song itself is just a good, hard rocker from a band that did lighter stuff other times.
You have to get past the glitz and glam and cheese...this song kills...KILLS. HUUUUUGE groove, great sound, great hook. Guarantee every ass in the stadium is moving when this is played, and that's the point.
I went to that concert when I was a teen...it was crazy
Love your channel, thanx fellas
Main riff is lifted from Love like Blood from Killing Joke. If you want the source of who a lot of these bands emulate and are the source of inspiration listed to some KJ. In particular the album Pandemonium. They brought out the D tuned Nu Metal 5 years before everyone else jumped on the bandwagon. Song Millennium. Check it out
Yeah Killing Joke is great.
To me, this was their best album. I went to see them in concert one time and had THE best seats. 2nd floor, at the rails and directly over the stage! Great time.
lol I think you captured all the discord audio notifications with this video I was trying to figure out where that sound was coming from.
All the beeps!! Yeah I think you’re right
I kept jumping over to Discord to see where the pings were coming from, and there weren't any! 🙂
Haha, I thought I was going crazy
Thank you for warning me lol I'm glad you said it or it wouldn't been messing with me the whole time
Yeah man, I knew you would like it, the intro groove part, it´s real metal, I love it. The rest is much different, but this break makes it great.
i really stopped being a fan of Motley Crue a long time ago, but holy shit the mix on it and those drums sound killer in the intro.
More Sabbath, please!
You guys havn't done After Forever off the Master Of Reality record, yet. It kicks major ass..
Oh, and I know you'v done War Pigs..
But, for as much as you guys like the studio cut, you really owe it to yourselves to react to the live version from Paris, 1972.
The band is in their prime and at their best.
And Ward is a Savage!
Trust me.. Just do it.
I checked my Discord like 17 times! LOL!!! Too funny guys! You got us!! Great video and reaction as always!!
80’s hard rock ( we didn’t call it hair metal), was the top 40 music of the day. Everyone listened to it. It was the most popular music on the planet interspersed with Michael Jackson and Madonna.
That opening sounds like it would fit nicely on AIC' sDirt
It’s a copy of Killing Joke’s ‘Love Like Blood’
Even my mom liked this song back in the day. She said it sounded like a rumba 😊
Michael Jackson’s daughter, Paris, has this album’s cover as a tattoo.
Would like to see y’all do … you’re all I need by Mötley Crüe. Good song !! Stay frosty my friends 🤘🏼🤘🏼
The video that goes along with this song is awesome.
The correct way to listen to Dr. Feelgood is with the intro track T'NT (Terror 'N Tinseltown)
Saw the Dr. Feelgood tour in 1990. Rose Garden, Portland Oregon. Billed as the loudest mother f**king tour on earth. No doubt about it. I went to see Tesla who opened for them, and they were awesome as usual. But I had a whole new appreciation for Crue. Had an absolute blast.
Saw that same tour in NY. Once they popped up out of the stage, it was on.
What’s up guys keep it going I enjoy your reaction videos. I wish yall the best rock on!!!🤘
The anthem to strip clubs worldwide "Girls Girls Girls" and the very underrated "Too Young To Fall In Love" are definitely worth a listen.
And don't forget that Tommy Lee is the drummer who played in a ROTATING CAGE for some of their tours. Sick in the best way, ha.
You guys get it, this song is so good, you just can't argue with it. You can call out individual elements, but it comes together for this one and a few others on this album (Kickstart being another undeniable banger). The best of sleazy dirt rock. The soundtrack to your best night at a biker dive bar was always their vibe.
Mick Mars is one of the most underrated guitarists. The man is a riff machine!
He's not underrated at all and you're looking for upvotes.
He is??
Ryan is trying to contain his inner grunge. You don't wanna like glam metal but you do!
The discord pings really add to this reaction.
It was driving me nuts! Kept looking at mine like something was going on. Took me almost til the vid was done to figure out it was them
@@MrPickerd looooool me too. gdit
Knock Em Dead Kid is a BANGER!!!
Yes!!!!!
My absolute favorite Crue song!
I am not a big MC fan...but this brings back memories. I bought this at the PX at Ft. Jackson, SC after boot camp graduation. Soundtrack of finding my way in life.
Another good one from this album is S.O.S, and Don't Go Away Mad (Just Go Away)
"Don't Go Away Mad" is such a fun song, ha.
S.O.S. was terrible! They ripped off Poison's Nothing But A Good Time. The Crue ripping off Poison is akin to blasphemy. This song was alright, but the album as a whole sucked. Especially considering the four that came before it.
@@Roger8176 Tell us how you really feel, ha.
this album bangs
John Hiatt-Feels Like Rain, Have A Little Faith In Me, or dozens of others. America’s most underrated singer songwriter.
Great songwriting but if I had to guess why never bigger? His voice. Happens all the time, the best writers have the worst voices.
@@robcressey7228 I LOVE his voice! To each his own, but I think it has so much character. But I know he is an acquired taste for many.
Mick Mars ruled. That's all
It seems that the intro riff was influenced by "Love Like Blood" by Killing Joke.
The ones that need to be done are Primal Scream and one from the version of the band with a different singer - Holligans Holiday or Power To The Music. That album without Vince was their grooviest and closest to a style that you guys would like most. Less ‘hair metal’ and more 90s hard rock with great production and huge thick riffs.
The stuff that sounds "cheesy" now was cool then.
They were ALL OVER MTV with track after track from this album at the time. They were a big damn deal. (I know you know this; I'm just leaving this comment here for the benefit of the young'uns.)
@@baronvonsatan I figured lol
@@baronvonsatan Yep, no joke, they dominated radio and MTV with this.
T.N.T. - the first song on the album sets up the intro so amazingly! I wish it was apart of the song. Check them both out together!
I absolutely love you guys..cool ass stuff..keep doin you guys..
Okay I am putting this out there - even though they were one of the biggest bands *ever* I believe that Motley Crue limited Mick Mars - one of the greatest guitar players ever. The story behind how he created his trademark sound is legendary. Add Tommy Lee to that mountain of talent and even with the cringe vocals they were musically a great group.
Great comments guys. Back in the day, I was so aware of how metal that intro was!
Live Wire .....a must
Ten seconds to love
Yes
Old school plenty of good tunes enjoy
That intro was pinched wholesale from ‘Love Like Blood’ by Killing Joke
'Danger' is excellent.
Greatest strip club band of all time!
Too Young To Fall In Love
Through the ghost and Monsters are awesome songs. He also did a short acoustic of sitting on the dock on the bay.
First 2 albums were GREAT!!! I've grown to like others. Mick Mars' tone is AMAZING!!!
That solo is vicious!
Need to do W.A.S.P “The Idol” guys, amazing song, guitar solo and drummer. Probably the best power ballad from the hair metal genre.
that's a dragged out song, I can see them shitting all over it
Ya, that song only really works in the context of the whole album. These guys wouldn't get it.
Shout out to girls, girls, girls. My 15 year old self didn’t know such places existed until I saw that video. I was a sheltered child.
I’m not the biggest Crue fan but mick mars writes some catchy riffs. That progression rocks!
This song is a good time. They were definitely having fun making it.
Y’all need to do Motley Crue- Primal Scream!
I'm now 67, and in the 80s I was running sound in a bar rock band.
Mick Mars knows a riff and killer tone, have always dug his playing. Tommy Lee doesnt seem to get the credit for unique percussion style, dudes a stellar drummer, amazing sonics on the entire album!
That LL Cool G and your absolute favourite, Eminem, reaction to Murdergram Deux, really got to drop soon
I believe that “Dr Feelgood” was the nickname for their drug dealer …..crazy times in the 80s but it was a party for sure !! Great time to be young !!👍