Motley Crue Live Montreal 1985 Theater of Pain Ultimate Remaster 60fps HD 1080p
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- Master Tape Network brings you Motley Crue Live in Montreal Canada October 19, 1985 on the Theater of Pain Tour. This upload is from a digital remaster of the Master Tape. If not for Bootlegs like this many important moments in music history would be lost.....FOREVER....This is the first time this footage has been uploaded to TH-cam from the master tape remastered in 1080I 60fps digital HD.
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I salute the camera man at the Montreal Forum from the 80's. I've seen so many amazing shows online thanks to him. It's a time capsule of the most amazing era of Rock.
Absolutely! Well said! This brings back so many memories. As I mentioned before I saw Mötley Crüe repeatedly. 15 times at last count. Granted their are many others with more but my concerts that I went to were huge parts of my late teens and 20's. In Milwaukee we saw them multiple times. At Alpine Valley Music Theater multiple times. The Monsters of Rock with Mötley Crüe was a great one. When Mötley Crüe recorded the video for S.O.S.(Same ol` Situation) at Alpine we were there. When Autograph opened for Mötley in Milwaukee we were there. Every tour Mötley Crüe came to Milwaukee 2-4 times and Alpine once or twice. Each one, Shout at the Devil, 🎭Theater🎭of🎭Pain🎭, Girls, Girls, Girls, & Doctor Feelgood. When Mötley Crüe spilt, and Vince was either fired or he quit, and John Corabi took over, Mötley Crüe came to the Milwaukee State Fair. That show didn't have even half the crowd that Mötley Crüe used to have. Many fans didn't like the "NEW" Crüe. They didn't even give them a chance. I was one of them. Lately however, over the last few years I have had a chance to really sit and listen to that album, and while Vince is and will always be Mötley Crüe's lead singer, John Corabi's work was phenomenal! I gained a completely new respect for his vocals and the music. It was different, not Crüe like, but also very Crüe like. Whatever the case I now enjoy it, and while I'm extremely glad that Vince Neil came back, I do actually feel bad for not giving Corabi a chance. For me the 80's and 90's were beyond fun. From going to Six Flags Great America in Gurnee, Illinois, to Summerfest in Milwaukee in July, to going to the 41-Twin Drive-in Theater in Franklin, Wisconsin to "party" 🥳🤪🚬🍺😜🚬🍻🤣🚬🍺😂🚬🍻😝🚬🍺🥳🤢🤮with friends, ooops to😉🤞watch movies🤫like🤭good🤫young adults.🤞😉 or taking one of our "Muscle Cars" out to Root River Parkway. A long stretch of "park" road that went from about 78th & Grange Avenue to 84th Street in Greendale, Wisconsin. That happened during the midday, especially on weekends, from 10am to 5pm. You'd drive through, check out who was there, and what was happening. Then turn around go back through again, and finally turn around once more and find a place to park and "show off" your car. I had a 1972 Dodge Charger first, then I found my dream car, a 1969 Hurst Olds 442. That car was a beast! You'd sit, toss a 🥏frisbee🥏, a 🏈🏉football🏉🏈, or a ⚾️baseball⚾️ around and if you were lucky one of the many beautiful women might stop by and talk, toss the 🥏frisbee🥏 or take a ride. After that home to eat and then a trip to 🛣Highway🛣100🛣. From Oklahoma Avenue to Greenfield Avenue on 108th Street in West Allis, Wisconsin, this stretch of Highway, again called Highway 100, would have some of the most amazing cars, and women and man was it FUN!! Those were some of the best times of my life! I really miss those days but more than that, I really miss my FRIENDS! We had a blast!
All hail Jacques Chabot, bootlegger extraordinaire!
Thank you, that is my queue.
This is what's amazing about YT. In 1985, all I could do was listen to Theatre of Pain on cassette, read Metal Edge or Hit Parader, look at the pictures, and try and catch the odd Crue video on TV, and dream about seeing this concert live. Even if Crue had played within 1000km of my city (they didn't), there was no way 13 year old me would be able to travel and pay for a ticket. And now, 36 years later, I can sit on my couch and watch this concert, for free. That's pretty damn cool. And this is a pretty damn good show. Thanks to the Master Tape Network for putting this up.
I can definitely relate... magical time
People don't realize what no internet meant...it truly opened the whole world to many people
It's ABSOLUTELY NOTHING like being there! Believe me I went to dozens of concerts!
0:00 - In The Beginning
0:51 - Looks That Kill
7:42 - Use It Or Lose It
10:20 - Shout At The Devil
13:55 - Fight For Your Rights
18:22 - Ten Seconds to Love
24:05 - Tommy & Nikki
27:33 - Piece Of Your Action
32:00 - Home Sweet Home
36:36 - Red Hot
39:57 - Mick Mars Guitar Solo
47:07 - Keep Your Eye On The Money
51:50 - Louder Than Hell
54:19 - Tommy Lee Drum Solo
1:01:07 - Too Young To Fall In Love
1:05:26 - Knock 'em Dead Kid
1:09:38 - Live Wire
1:13:39 - Smokin' In The Boy's Room
1:19:59 - Helter Skelter (encore)
1:25:49 - Jailhouse Rock (encore)
Nikki Sixx hadn't learned the bass yet.
He mostly claps and when he " plays" you can't hear a diffrence
Thanks 🤘🤘🏻🤘🏿🤘🏼🤘🏽🤘🏾
thank you Mr. obvious for stating the songs otherwise we would not know them!!!lol
@@yeahright302If a person is here. they more than likely know the songs, so It isn't about knowing the songs, you type 2 illiterate dumba55, it's about jumping to the song or songs a person likes the most. lol!!!
Sadly there is NO show's on the THEATER OF PAIN Tour that was Filmed PRO-SHOT. VINCE NEIL sounds the best on this tour in my opinion. MOTLEY and VAN HALEN need to release all of the Pro-Shot show's in a DVD/BLU-RAY Box Set. We are getting older eh, times a ticking!!!
dude that'd be amazing!
I wish they would do like what Metallica did. Make box sets from every album and include the cd and vinyl of the album, live cds from the soundboard from a couple shows on that album tour, and a couple dvds with either audience shot or pro shot footage from a couple of the shows. And then can include any demos from the album, lyric sheets, lithos/photo album from the tour, etc.
Mötley never did that stuff. The only stuff that's out there are concerts that someone recorded off of the video feed. Nikki didn't even have a copy of the Tacoma show...a fan got it to him.
This or The SATD tour!
I don’t know I saw the Girls Girls Girls tour in Cleveland and it was pretty good vocal wise.
I was at this show at the Montréal Forum in October 1985, and Y&T was the opening act. I was 21 yrs old this is an awesome piece of nostalgia. 😀
Was there also. Great memories!
Right on 👍
I was there.
@@alainduchesne9750 Right on 👍
Every time I saw them on this tour loudness opened up. I thought it was funny. I never heard of loudness, the guitarist kicked ass really. But the hilarious part was the tiny vocalist. I was tripping the first show I saw and I thought loudness was a comedy type act. I laughed my ass off when he talked. The next time I saw them I wasn’t tripping they were pretty good.
God bless Mick Mars.... without him this wouldn't have been possible.
Huh? Just Mick? I don’t get it.
You're crazy
Thank you so much for posting this. I have said it before and will continue to and that is concert videos are precious historical documents and for many reasons. This band never gets old.
Killer recording of Crue in their prime - thank you for this gem!
I was lucky enough to have seen Mötley Crüe for their first concerts opening for OzzyOsborne, then being the main event. The Shöut at the Devïl tour was one of my favorites, and even though Theater of Pain wasn't their best album the tour for that album was f**king incredible! They always put on a great show. I saw in repeatedly in Milwaukee during the 80's, at the Alpine Valley Music Theater multiple times. The Mecca Arena, the Bradley Center, Mötley Crüe never disappointed us, ever. I remember one concert in Milwaukee when Autograph opened for Mötley Crüe. Autograph jammed Turn Up the Radio for an encore if I remember correctly. Mötley Crüe came out and blew the roof off the building! I grew up with listening to these guys, which is why when Nikki fired Vince or Vince quit, whatever, it hurt. Now what's happening with Mick Mars is another less the perfect story to these guy's legacies. Now I don't know the specifics of what happened. Only they do, and each has "THEIR" take on it. However it's left a dark cloud over what Nikki used to call his "family". Whatever the case I loved Mötley Crüe. I really hope they realize they are better TOGETHER and not apart!
Saw them in this tour at Tucson Community Center when I was 15. It changed my life forever!!
Likewise! I was 15 as well.
LOL i was also 15. This Crue tour was my first concert.
I saw Theater of Pain tour in Vegas. @@SaintMartins
VEGAS!
This is some awesome nostalgia, I was at this show at the Montreal Forum Oct 1, 1985 it was a great show Y&T were the opening act.
@@robmitchell3864 Thanks, ... it was a Good Show, I went to all the concerts back in the day, ..... tickets for a show averaged $20.00 - $25.00 back in the 80's & early 90's
I also saw Motley Crue again in the
fall of 1988 on the Girls Girls Girls Tour, .. & Whitesnake was the opening act . The show that I saw at the Montreal Forum was Whitesnakes last show as an opening act ( David Coverdale said from the stage) as the were about to start Headlining in support of the massive popular Whitesnake album.
@@jamescoderre9595 I saw the Whitesnake/GGG show in Phoenix, the second show of the tour and it was great, even with the early in the tour mic troubles etc that happen before choreography went computer controlled.
Goddamn were they tight!! Vince sounds incredible! Saw them during the Dr. Feelgood tour, sadly, that tour seems like the last hurrah for these guys, in terms of sounding good anyway. This is a lovely gem though, of these guys quite near their peak, thank you!!
Saw this concert at Long Beach Arena 1985 Great show miss these days
I was 14 years old and at the Toronto show 2 days before this one. What a gem to see. Kinda weird to see them perform Shout At The Devil in these questionable costumes. They should've renamed it 'Shout At Your Fashion Consultant'.
Vince Hits the high notes in live wire, amazing and in shape, excited about even home sweet home in 1985. Not too many songs from theatre of pain, hated by fans, but later respected as a huge style shift from SHOUT.
I saw this show in Edinburgh Scotland with Cheap Trick opening for them ...
Motely where great back then...nowadays I wouldn't bother .....cheap trick on the other hand are still rocking it out live as it should be .
Great upload .thanks
See how funny Nikki Sixx's bass playing is he has he has recorded for his whole career I mean nothing he plays on stage is real it's all pre-recorded. I grew up with the crew and they are really my all-time favorite band. But now it's Pantera and the scream Queen jinjer vocalist Tatiana Smalich thank you for the upload we love you in Peterborough Ontario😘😘🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦😘😘
Mick Mars is the soul and the Heart of Motley Crue rest of these guys are phonies and Glam crap I don't want to be no less than seeing and all this behind the scenes Mick Mars playing his guitar I'm getting what
Cé certain que jy était !!!
Le 19 octobre 1985,
VOYONS !!!
c'est la journée de ma fête !!
Quel show !
J'ai adoré !
👍🏼🎸🎼🎱🤟🏼
Nothing like the 1980s!!!💪🏼🔥🔥🔥
this is an amazing video. so easy to forget how kick ass they were in their prime 🤘🤘
miss them good ole days for sure cruising around with friends cranking motley crue up on my jensen cassette player with my 6x9 speakers in the back window having the best time!!!!
I used to order these bootlegs outta the back of metal edge magazine! Had all these in the late 80s early 90s on VHS!
Make no mistake about it, these boys had an impact on your favorite thrash bands...all of 'em.
Theatre of pain had a great stage set up,and it was Tommy Lee first 90 degree drum solo ,it when he just started experimenting with his drum solos
If only they sounded this good today
Great 👍 thanks for this ❤! I saw them in Milano 1989 Dr.Feelgood tour with Skids Row!!❤
I'm convinced 1985 Vince and 2023 Vince are not the same guy.
He just got old. Everyone gets old. In a band the first thing to go is the vocals. It's sad we can't stay in our prime but that's life. At least we got to experience him in his prime, if you were old enough. I'm 52 so that was my heyday. Rock on.
No one is the same 38 years later. But the sad part about VN is that he never took his profession seriously. It caught up to him much sooner than most singers because of his heavy drinking, bad diet, and lack of vocal training.
Yeah, sorry I don't subscribe to the whole.."He's just old.. that's what happens ". I mean, there are countless examples of singers from back in the day still killing it. Alice, Hagar, Tyler, Glen Hughes, Jagger...on and on. Real singers who care about their fans will find a way to make it work. Even Robert Plant, around the late 70's..he couldn't hit those high notes anymore but he adapted and changed his range. Now, I realize that Neil is no Plant but his problem is just apathy for his fans and his band. The guy could at least work on his phrasing...he knows how and could improve..he just does not care.
No backing tracks or pre recording or vince out of time and breath, this is Motley Crue,was lucky enough to see them in the uk in 86 or 87 in London, 🤟🤟🤟
Fakes. Guitar and vocals tracks
I dunno, I was questioning the bass even here a few times. Guitar has always been live. Mick is to proud and HOPEFULLY Vince is using tracks now. My God what the hell happened to him. He was never that GREAT of a singer, but at least here he was a good frontman. He could move here at least!!
@@stevenjames3242 motley crue have been using pre recorded back up vocals and rythmn guitar tracks since the begining as admitted by mars himself on trunk
0:00:52 Looks That Kill
0:07:42 ?
0:10:20 Shout at The Devil
0:13:56 ?
0:18:20 10 Second to Love
0:27:25 Piece of Your Action
0:32:00 Home Sweet Home
0:36:40 Red Hot
0:39:58 Mick Mars Solo
0:46:46 Red Hot
0:47:05 ?
0:54:21 Tommy Lee Solo
1:01:00 Too Young To Fall in love
1:05:25 ?
1:09:10 Live Wire
1:13:40 Smoking in The Boys Room
1:19:56 Helter Skelter
1:25:50 Jailrocks house (elvis cover)
1st ? =- use it or lose it
2nd ? - fight for your rights
3rd ? - keep your eye on the money
4th ? - knock em dead kid
you MIGHT wanna listen to more motley crue 😂
0:07:42 Use it or lose it
0:13:56 fight for your rights
Most of those songs you didn’t know were from the Theater of Pain album…..the tour filmed on this video 😂
I was at the toronto show a couple days before this one! So cool. Thanks for the memory refresh. Great job!
Saw them on this tour in London UK (Valentine’s day upon London!). Was amazing. So much pyro! They did Highway to Hell as the encore!
What a setlist🤘
And Vince sounds great👍
Many thanks Master Tape Network🤘✌️
Loved the Crüe on Shout but I was bewildered by the move to total glam when Theatre came out. This was when I started questioning my favourite band.
Me too.
I was so excited for this album to be released, and then when I bought it and listened to it, I was SO disappointed.
I thought the follow up to "Shout" would kick ass, and it didnt come close at all.
The album wore on me a bit after time, but I was pretty devastated with Theater of Pain.
Watching this knowing it was my freshman year in High School and now being 52 and the fact they are still touring further lets me know that some people just don't know when to quit. This makes what they are now look pathetic.
I'm 51 and well said man!
No one cares what you think about Motley crue
@jimmybaumgardner6144 Well you must or else why respond smart ass 🤔
Back when the original line-up was actually able to play and sing their own songs...what a concept! Sad to hear the band bash the Theater album as I would take anything from Theater over Saints of LA, Generation Swine, New Tattoo... Great time in life. Thanks for posting.
Theater was in between Shout and Girls. In comparison, it was a very weak album.
Theatre was when Mick started to come into his own. Not really a weak album, MUSICALLY it was very tight, I actually enjoyed Micks playing on this. Apparently, they needed to dumb Mick down for the fans to enjoy it. Probably MICKS best stuff on Theatre.
@@stevenjames3242 lol....Mick hated this album. The songs are weak and very thin. Most of the band hates this album. Most people only remember two songs....maybe even one. Home Sweet Home. That's it.
@@FreeMTrider exactly
My favourite MC album.
As I mentioned before, this tour, this band brings back so many memories. As I also mentioned before I saw Mötley Crüe repeatedly, 15 times at last count. Granted their are many others with more but my concerts that I went to were huge parts of my late teens and 20's. In Milwaukee we saw them multiple times. At Alpine Valley Music Theater multiple times. The Monsters of Rock with Mötley Crüe was a great one. When Mötley Crüe recorded the video for S.O.S.(Same ol` Situation) at Alpine we were there. When Autograph opened for Mötley in Milwaukee we were there. Every tour Mötley Crüe came to Milwaukee 2-4 times and Alpine once or twice. Each one, Shout at the Devil, 🎭Theater🎭of🎭Pain🎭, Girls, Girls, Girls, & Doctor Feelgood. When Mötley Crüe spilt, and Vince was either fired or he quit, and John Corabi took over, Mötley Crüe came to the Milwaukee State Fair. That show didn't have even half the crowd that Mötley Crüe used to have. Many fans didn't like the "NEW" Crüe. They didn't even give them a chance. I was one of them. Lately however, over the last few years I have had a chance to really sit and listen to that album, and while Vince is and will always be Mötley Crüe's lead singer, John Corabi's work was phenomenal! I gained a completely new respect for his vocals and the music. It was different, not Crüe like, but also very Crüe like. Whatever the case I now enjoy it, and while I'm extremely glad that Vince Neil came back, I do actually feel bad for not giving Corabi a chance. For me the 80's and 90's were beyond fun. From going to Six Flags Great America in Gurnee, Illinois, to Summerfest in Milwaukee in July, to going to the 41-Twin Drive-in Theater in Franklin, Wisconsin to "party" 🥳🤪🚬🍺😜🚬🍻🤣🚬🍺😂🚬🍻😝🚬🍺🥳🤢🤮with friends, ooops to😉🤞watch movies🤫like🤭good🤫young adults.🤞😉 or taking one of our "Muscle Cars" out to Root River Parkway. A long stretch of "park" road that went from about 78th & Grange Avenue to 84th Street in Greendale, Wisconsin. That happened during the midday, especially on weekends, from 10am to 5pm. You'd drive through, check out who was there, and what was happening. Then turn around go back through again, and finally turn around once more and find a place to park and "show off" your car. I had a 1972 Dodge Charger first, then I found my dream car, a 1969 Hurst Olds 442. That car was a beast! You'd sit, toss a 🥏frisbee🥏, a 🏈🏉football🏉🏈, or a ⚾️baseball⚾️ around and if you were lucky one of the many beautiful women might stop by and talk, toss the 🥏frisbee🥏 or take a ride. After that home to eat and then a trip to 🛣Highway🛣100🛣. From Oklahoma Avenue to Greenfield Avenue on 108th Street in West Allis, Wisconsin, this stretch of Highway, again called Highway 100, would have some of the most amazing cars, and women and man was it FUN!! Those were some of the best times of my life! I really miss those days but more than that, I really miss my FRIENDS! We had a blast! But the concerts were the true highlight of it all. So many amazing bands.....Ronnie James Dio, Ozzy Osborne, Iron Maiden, AC⚡DC, Aerosmith, Guns n`🌹Roses🌹, Megadeath, Metallica, RATT, Dokken, Cinderella, Bon Jovi, The 🦂Scorpions🦂, Van Halen, Judas Priest, KISS, Krokus, Skid Row, Great White, Tesla, Poison, Twisted Sister, ZZ Top, Ted Nugent, Triumph, Heart, Loudness, Autograph, Quiet Riot, Queensryche W.A.S.P., Armored Saint, Stryper, 38 Special, Heart, Foghat, Steve Ray Vaughn, the Cars, STYX, and a few other bands. I can't exactly remember all of them. The years at Summerfest we got to see Metallica at the Marcus Amphitheater twice, Jackyl at the Lazer 103 Rock Stage once or twice, and before that it was the 93QFM Rock Stage. However, while I LOVE the shows that Mötley Crüe used to put on, there is one band, who I saw just one time, but that one band, that one time, was the absolute best concert I had ever seen. It was at Milwaukee County 🏟Stadium🏟. PINK FLOYD played there and that show, the concert, that work or art, blew my mind! When they started playing you literally were froze in the moment, it was so f**king amazing! I've LOVED Pink Floyd The Wall for decades, and to see it live, blew my mind. As I said Mötley Crüe's concerts have ALWAYS been on of the best bands I've seen live. Iron Maiden is high on that list, DIO is another unbelievable concert too. Ozzy Osborne another @ss kicking concert. Metallica and Megadeath are also up there. Those concerts changed people's lives. Those weren't just concerts, they were kids screaming at authority, screaming at anything that frustrated them. And as I've repeatedly said, DAMN THOSE DAYS WERE FUN!!!!!
Keep your eye on the money is one of their most underrated songs.. I could say that about a few songs on TOP
I was at this show in Vancouver. Awesome recording to help me to reminisce. I was a long haired 16 year old crazy for the Crue
Saw them on this tour at The Summit in Houston where they filmed the Home Sweet Home video. I remember they played the song twice.
I saw this tour in Calgary, AB with Autograph opening.
Same here. Saw this in Vegas w/ Autograph.
This is great i was at the Toronto show of this tour .So hard to sneak a camera into concerts back in the day.
Theatre of Pain...My favorite one 🔥🔥🔥
I saw this tour too...only it was the next month in Vancouver.
Motley Crue w/ opening act Autograph
November 12, 1985
Pacific Coliseum, Vancouver BC
Have quite a few shows from this tour on VHS!?! Love the gritty look of concerts on VHS & Beta.
Mick Mars is the heart of Motley Crue
Una joya! I❤80'S &MOTLEY CRUE...🤘😛🍺
I was at this concert and my buddy film this. Thanks for the memories
Miss these days! Thanks for posting ❤
I was there and during the Mick Mars guitar solo,you see some guys in the audience throwing things at him(beer cans and other stuff)but in fact,those guys were Voivod members,sick of his solo!That was freakin nuts!
Yeah, that was pretty shitty. But Mick basically shrugged it off and continued on. You know it had to piss him off, but he's a pro.
Thanks for Posting this is Fire🔥, was at this Tour in East Troy, WI, Awesome!! 🤘
Thanks for posting, THIS is Crüe in their prime.
Thank you so much for posting this!! I never got to see this tour. My sister took 12yr old me to see Ozzy w/ The Crue opening in New Orleans (Shout at the Devil era); caught the Girls Girls Girls tour w/ Whitesnake; Dr Feelgood Tour multiple times w/ I wanna say Faster Pussycat opening one leg of the tour & Warrant on the next leg (don't hold me to that! Lol).
I can't get over just how good Vince sounded back then!! 🤘 I'm SO glad that I grew up with these great fucking bands.
I remember Warrant early in the tour as an opening act
shout. , dr feel and the one with John corabi is my favourite albums
still my favorite tour from them....
Thank you thank you very much. This is Elvis Michael Marylin and Tam.
Saw this tour in Pittsburgh, PA. when I was 18. Amazing!
There used to be a convention, a Music convention that came to the Holiday Inn in this one dude sold bootleg videos I had this one at one time.
However, it’s nice to see the real quality upgrade of the video that’s sweet .
Thanks for sharing with us!
Love Theater of Pain. Great album!!
I saw them in Denver Colorado on this tour. Autograph was the opening band. Great concert!
I was at the Ottawa show either a few days before or after. Y&T has the opening act. Great time. 🤟🤟
Only saw MC once on May 29, 1983. The US Festival, Metal Day, me and 400,000 of my closest friends. They were in btwn Quiet Riot and Ozzy.
Imagine Vince neil had those vocals and energy now. Cool concert.
I love both,Mötley Crüe and Hanoi Rocks☺so I respect Mötley Crüe about secret of Theatre of Pain album
My first concert was this tour in St. Louis, MO. Loudness opened. I was 11.
I saw Crue every tour from Shout at the Devil to Dr Feel-good.Saw this tour twice in Chicago and Wisconsin Theater of Pain i have to say was the best tour of all. Sound stage and they were really on point. Or it was the acid blow and happy sticks????? Hot chicks everywhere too.
Gorgeous show...
Great frontman back in the day. BOth Vince and DLR were the best front men of rock of the 80's. 1. DLR 2. Vince Neil
The best Vince Live Ever when he was sober. Well, at least of the drink.
I saw this tour in Vegas at The Thomas and Mack Center. Autograph opened.
I was in middle school when that tour came to Baltimore. My mom said no.. 😢
It's never occurred to me just how great of an opener Looks That Kill is (even though they completely messed it up towards the end). They're fucking deadly here.
Its funy how at the
Time i was'int crazy about the theater of pain album and now its one of my favorite the cover of that album his one of the best art in metal and thats when they started to sound realy good live being tight and on point
HELL YEAH!! This is badass!!! Thanks for posting. 👊🔥🤘
They best motley crue era
Nothing on a computer, no video screens, no click tracks, and they somehow managed to do shows and we somehow managed to pay attention and be entertained.
The Crew set litteraly ""The MTL Forum"" on fire
My first bootleg on cassette...
Saw this tour with y&t opening in ny !
I saw them in San Diego on this tour. I also them in ‘83
The best band in the wirld
32:03 HOME SWEET HOMEEEE!!!
Home Sweet Homey?
My preference for live sound got stuck in this era roughly. Drums pounding loud hard and heavy, guitars bruising your skin, vocals ripping flesh open. Nowadays with those stupid hung up speakers and canned sound I have a bad time at concerts 9 times out of 10.
I was there!! 🤘🤘
I saw this tour and every Motley tour after. wish I could have seen the Too Fast/Shout Tour with Ozzy.
Seen them on this tour and Shout at Devil tour opening for Ozzy. They definitely sounded decent in their prime.
I saw this tour in Norfolk VA. I was 14. Mindshaker Meltdown
Damn he sounds fkn amazing.
When no Backing TRACKS WERE used !!😎🤘
My 3rd time seeing them in Dallas headlining an arena with Y&T.
I saw them 2 years later on the Girls, Girls, Girls tour. I was 12. 🤘
I remember when they were coming to Seattle seeing a motley Crue commercial for the theatre of pain tour anyone else remember seeing that commercial?
It's a shame not more video is available from this tour
Aww man, this was on my 5th birthday!
Ya gotta watch the Carnival of Sins show in Grand Rapids. I thought it was tight and amazing. Vince in great shape.
They sound so tight on Shout at the Devil 🙌
Autograph the opener?
Untouchable all the way to the Dr Feelgood tour,,then the magic started fading, cool they're still rockin,too bad for the outrageous ticket prices these days, live shows gonna out priced it's entertainment values
Damn they sounded amazing on this tour. Drugs and drama destroy