bro, we are twins in all things, i collect and love all the same stuff, im 48, so lived it all as well, owning 4 stores,mi get in all sorts of cool shit, but mainly in movies and production items now, just at 400 screen used pieces, and over thousand crew cast items, all night skates and arcades in 1980s was rock heaven, keep vids coming bro, im east coast lovin
I found a 3rd pressing copy this past weekend at a local vinyl shop. Never thought I'd see one, let alone hold one. It was from the owner's personal collection. It was a beautiful copy. He wanted $450 for it. I'd love to have it, but I couldn't justify spending that much right now.
Dude Tommy was a huge influence on me as a kid and my drumming when I heard “Red Hot” I had to know how he was doing that and at age 11 I was told from my drum teacher it’s double bass! That song started me on my path and later into Morbid Angel style drumming & blasts. Also yes Tommy still does that to his sticks. I have sticks from Girls, Girls, Girls, and Dr Feelgood and they both have the routed grooves in them except by where the printed info and signature is on the stick. I had him sign both when met him here in Dallas. He continued putting the grooves until he switched from using wooden sticks to the Ahead graphite model sticks. The Ahead sticks just have the grip tape on the handle and no grooves down the replaceable shafts. Cheers man!
Awesome!! I had the intro to Motley Crue with Shout at the Devil in 84. I was 9! Kiss and Motley Crue were everything to me as a kid. I had never seen an original version that you showed, thank you!
I found a Canadian pressing on Elektra with the Leathur Records mix and Stick to Your Guns on it. Found it up on the wall at Amoeba records for $30 in mint condition. Great stuff man and keep it coming!!
The 7eleven reissue of TFFL does not include the true Leathür audio... man what was I disappointed as I wanted it as a playing copy to save my 2nd press and Stick To Your Guns 7"... Love the video, and really loved you showing that press kit.. awesome stuff!
I love the fact you have a 1st pressing and decided to open it! I have a still sealed 3rd pressing from the Coffman auction and still can't bring myself to open it.
Great video. As an 80s Metalhead and vinyl collector I learned things about that album and various pressings I didn't know. Thanks! First time watching your channel. Was looking at other Crue record vids and this one popped up. I will check out your other vids, hopefully you have more about records. Your room looks killer. I dunno what you do for a living to afford all that, but WOW!
I saw them at the sunset strip all the time I even bought the original album day it came out at the whiskey a gogo got is signed by all 4 in their melrose shop years later
Great video!! Always dreamed of owning a Leathür records edition of Too Fast For Love. Got the Elektra copy on cd back in the summer holidays when I was about 13 and played the hell out of it. It came with the bonus tracks and I was so hooked on the alt version of Too Fast, Stick To Your Guns & Toast of The Town (which I soon discovered Pretty Boy Floyd covered on their 1989 debut) I sought out the MP3’s and have often played them. Incredible record & a huge inspiration in my life 🤘
Great point Sean, that we can't take any of this stuff with us in the end. Enjoy it while it's here, and value is subjective too, so who knows if things might be worth something or not in the future, as long as they're valuable to us, that is what matters most. Enjoy!
Mick Mars is holding a very rare Guild X-88 guitar on the back of Too Fast For Love.... Live Wire video is so cool Mick is playing that black Les Paul and made me instantly want one.
I love your KISS and Crue episodes! The very first concert I went to was KISS Creatures show at the Universal Amphitheater, with Motley Crue opening. Crue fans were in the bathroom putting on eyeliner while older dudes scowled at them. One guy came dressed as Paul Stanley but he had the star on the wrong side, and the entire line shamed him until he went into the bathroom and washed it off!
love the collection, loved your professionalism when you spoke with the neighbor of the poltergeist home in "cursed films" on shudder. I am a horror collector myself sadly all my posters, figures and masks were lost in a house fire in 2009 and some of the stuff was one of a kind or things that i will never be able to replace but I did become a huge Slasher/horror novelization/tie-in book collector and have even been doing narrations of the out of print ones to preserve them and share with fellow horror fans not lucky enough to be able to find or afford used copies of the really expensive books. Seriously man bad-ass collection there and really enjoyed your segment on Cursed Films, you have a new subscriber! :) I have a modest subscriber count of a just over 7k and I am definitely going to be sending as many your way as possible, any true horror fan would love to see the stuff you have preserved, those killer klown and halloween screen used masks are just WOW! Keep it scary, peace!
I recently lost every single thing I owned. Among it was about 40 vinyl singles signed by just about every 80s metal musician I got from an old lady neighbor who's uncle worked for Rolling Stone before he died. Including a STARS 45 that every musician on it signed. Never even got to get them appraised, but I imagine thousands. That's a tough one. Accepting losing everything is tough. How did you deal with it? I'm kinda fucked up over it.
@@user-sw4qd2up2s honestly it still gets me but time helped and giving back by narrating out of print horror novels for those who can't afford them helped . I'm sorry you lost so much to, I know how it feels, wish I could give more advice but time and maybe starting some sort of new collection will help a lot.
Cheers Sean! The signed album to Kathleen looks like it may have been signed at the same session I attended. You saying Nikki was trying to figure out his autograph is like that on mine also. He signed it Nikki 6. The signing occurred on January 23, 1982 at Best Records which used to be in Cerritos, CA. I’m still in touch with one of the former managers and he claims that he arranged the in store signing. He also has a photo of him with the Crue from that day.
First rock gig I went to was Motley Crue in Wembley. Fantastic. Flames, girls on ropes... And the warm up band was the seriously scary Killing Joke. It all went quiet when they appeared, lol.
Too fast for love always garnered some respect and admiration in some punk circles. The glam vibe can certainly hark comparisons to D Generation, Heartbreakers, New York Dolls, Hanoi Rocks. Heard the original pressing once and it certainly has a fresher sound. Great stuff Sean , love the vlogs.
I used to work for a music+ when I was in high school I am from Redondo Beach CA before motely Crue became famous they used to hang out at knob hill in Redondo Beach never forget that as long as I live and that album is my all-time favorite
That’s funny, I recently wanted my old Jr High and HS yearbooks that I had lost many years ago. I graduated in 1996. Searching eBay I have found 2 of the 4 years of Jr. High. My best friend had found a 3rd one and got it. Both of the ones I got were from our old shop / gym teacher. Not sure if he is still around
Dude I’ve been binging all of these episodes this evening that you have put out and I am greatly enjoying them! Subbed and hit the bell for notifications. Please, bring on more!
I have a Coffman and Coffman press kit that came out just before the first Leathur Records pressing. It's in a thin folder / binder that has about 25 or 30 pages of bios, concert flyers, 2 b+w press photos and 2 color photos, etc. Nothing in my press kit has the items like the ones in the one you showed. I bought that and the first Leathur Records lp together. Just thought I'd share this with you.
You know what's strange...Kari Doll formed the band Pretty Boy Floyd - who covered Toast Of The Town on their first album. Not many people outside of L.A. had even heard that song back then since the only way to hear it was the original single. More proof that he was the one who printed up that first bootleg of it
im 52 ive been collecting crue vynil for years ive collected everything so far i can find i have 3 metal record storage boxes full of crue vynil albums and singles . i aslo have a signed tommy drumstick . and the leathur record tffl and the single stick to your guns.ive seen them 3 times
You got the spin down right! Mostly everybody has copied the spin but they do it wrong, too much wrist and movement. You got the speed and the look down like Tommy! Good job bro!
Me and an ex won tickets to a Hinder concert with Theory of a Deadman and The Last Vegas and Motley Crue when they got to Motley Crue all I wanted to go was sleep but they were awesome
So awesome! In all my years, I never knew the (bee hive) airbrush...that’s so awesome man. Thank you for sharing. Anytime I stumble upon a record with someone’s name written on the album cover, it do a documentary film, tracking those people down, interviewing them, finding out the history of the album (especially KISS records). Haha. Thanks for sharing your collection with us! Take care man.
I had a chance to meet the band during the Carnival of Sins tour. I caught a drumstick at the Shout at the Devil Tour in 1983 and always wondered about the grooves on the stick. I asked Tommy if he did that on purpose or if it was just from hitting the rims. He had no idea of what I was talking about. So I deduced it was just rim shots and hitting the cymbals on the edge.
Great video and as a music collector (amongst other things) I too wonder when I stumble upon that gem of how it got to where I bought it and as you mentioned with the signed or personalized ones what the story was.
Very cool! Pretty fascinating and I'm not even a Crue fan. But Too Fast is good, it's closer to Cheap Trick than their subsequent stuff. Westminster? I remember that being Chas Balun's mailing address. Ever bump into him? In the 'flashback' to opening the record you sound like Tommy Lee Wallace! Ha! Digging this stuff! Keep it up!
I got a sealed glow in the dark White Zombie La Sexorcisto vinyl almost 30 years after release and I cut that bad boy open and played it loud....music is meant to be heard, not hoarded
KISS and Star Wars, that's my thing, go 4 it brother, and it was so cool you were in Utah years ago, for Halloween 4,5,6, I live about 15 minutes from the Houses in Halloween 6 Revenge of Micheal Myers, the two houses across from each other!
Cool video Sean do you have plans on seeing them on there stadium tour with def Leppard poison and Joan Jett if it ever happens FYI that Dragon's lair game was my go to game and the arcade I went to I'd play it for hours I almost finished it but could never do maybe someday
I’m not really certain of the aftermarket value of that version. I bought mine new in the store when it first came out so I never really paid attention to how much it’s gained in value. It’s a very cool edition though.
bro, we are twins in all things, i collect and love all the same stuff, im 48, so lived it all as well, owning 4 stores,mi get in all sorts of cool shit, but mainly in movies and production items now, just at 400 screen used pieces, and over thousand crew cast items, all night skates and arcades in 1980s was rock heaven, keep vids coming bro, im east coast lovin
Amazing collection. Halloween, The Warrior's, Mötley Crüe, all things that I've done my best to collect as well.
Absolutely loved this episode. I have found also the early second pressings have the 1st pressing sleeve with arms folded but Vinces hair fixed
I found a 3rd pressing copy this past weekend at a local vinyl shop. Never thought I'd see one, let alone hold one. It was from the owner's personal collection. It was a beautiful copy. He wanted $450 for it. I'd love to have it, but I couldn't justify spending that much right now.
My whole family is rewatching the daily collection this holiday season! Why, you may ask? Well, it's really the only thing worth watching 💙🌲❄️
Love the Too Fast for Love LP!!! Crue was awesome in the 80s... I first saw them live in 1997 on the swine tour. Best concert in my life 🎉
Don’t feel bad, Sean. I never kept my rare toys sealed in packaging, either. Please keep up the collection videos. I need this!
Dude Tommy was a huge influence on me as a kid and my drumming when I heard “Red Hot” I had to know how he was doing that and at age 11 I was told from my drum teacher it’s double bass! That song started me on my path and later into Morbid Angel style drumming & blasts.
Also yes Tommy still does that to his sticks. I have sticks from Girls, Girls, Girls, and Dr Feelgood and they both have the routed grooves in them except by where the printed info and signature is on the stick. I had him sign both when met him here in Dallas. He continued putting the grooves until he switched from using wooden sticks to the Ahead graphite model sticks. The Ahead sticks just have the grip tape on the handle and no grooves down the replaceable shafts. Cheers man!
I’ve been a diehard CRÜE fan since ’83 when shout at the devil came out and those albums are so damn cool. Nice collection
Awesome!! I had the intro to Motley Crue with Shout at the Devil in 84. I was 9! Kiss and Motley Crue were everything to me as a kid. I had never seen an original version that you showed, thank you!
I found a Canadian pressing on Elektra with the Leathur Records mix and Stick to Your Guns on it. Found it up on the wall at Amoeba records for $30 in mint condition. Great stuff man and keep it coming!!
What a find!
Great vid! Just what I was looking for…looking to buy a 3rd press this info comes in handy!
The 7eleven reissue of TFFL does not include the true Leathür audio... man what was I disappointed as I wanted it as a playing copy to save my 2nd press and Stick To Your Guns 7"...
Love the video, and really loved you showing that press kit.. awesome stuff!
I love the fact you have a 1st pressing and decided to open it! I have a still sealed 3rd pressing from the Coffman auction and still can't bring myself to open it.
Great video. As an 80s Metalhead and vinyl collector I learned things about that album and various pressings I didn't know. Thanks!
First time watching your channel. Was looking at other Crue record vids and this one popped up. I will check out your other vids, hopefully you have more about records.
Your room looks killer. I dunno what you do for a living to afford all that, but WOW!
I used to work at a Licorice Pizza record store back then and one of my coworkers was in the band Kery Doll. 🤘🏼
Nice collection great stories too...shared it on a Motley Crue group page, “Crue Collector”...
Dj Bobby Steels Thanks for sharing it!
I saw them at the sunset strip all the time
I even bought the original album day it came out at the whiskey a gogo got is signed by all 4 in their melrose shop years later
Great video!! Always dreamed of owning a Leathür records edition of Too Fast For Love. Got the Elektra copy on cd back in the summer holidays when I was about 13 and played the hell out of it. It came with the bonus tracks and I was so hooked on the alt version of Too Fast, Stick To Your Guns & Toast of The Town (which I soon discovered Pretty Boy Floyd covered on their 1989 debut) I sought out the MP3’s and have often played them. Incredible record & a huge inspiration in my life 🤘
Motley Crue is my FAVORITE band!! I’m fortunate to have met Nikki twice on his book tours. I hope you do more Crue episodes!! ❤️ 🤘🏻
Great point Sean, that we can't take any of this stuff with us in the end. Enjoy it while it's here, and value is subjective too, so who knows if things might be worth something or not in the future, as long as they're valuable to us, that is what matters most. Enjoy!
Mick Mars is holding a very rare Guild X-88 guitar on the back of Too Fast For Love.... Live Wire video is so cool Mick is playing that black Les Paul and made me instantly want one.
Opening that Motley record was like opening a Pharaon's grave!!
Wow!! That Shout Era drumstick is insane 😳 😍. Gotta be worth thousands. I saw Sixx pick from shout Era went for $900 at auction.
Sweet collection man
I love your KISS and Crue episodes! The very first concert I went to was KISS Creatures show at the Universal Amphitheater, with Motley Crue opening. Crue fans were in the bathroom putting on eyeliner while older dudes scowled at them. One guy came dressed as Paul Stanley but he had the star on the wrong side, and the entire line shamed him until he went into the bathroom and washed it off!
They are pretty amazing. That original album I'm so jealous Lol
Came here via Adam the Woo and I too love the Crue
luv the detail in your interviews. CRUE RULE!
love the collection, loved your professionalism when you spoke with the neighbor of the poltergeist home in "cursed films" on shudder. I am a horror collector myself sadly all my posters, figures and masks were lost in a house fire in 2009 and some of the stuff was one of a kind or things that i will never be able to replace but I did become a huge Slasher/horror novelization/tie-in book collector and have even been doing narrations of the out of print ones to preserve them and share with fellow horror fans not lucky enough to be able to find or afford used copies of the really expensive books. Seriously man bad-ass collection there and really enjoyed your segment on Cursed Films, you have a new subscriber! :) I have a modest subscriber count of a just over 7k and I am definitely going to be sending as many your way as possible, any true horror fan would love to see the stuff you have preserved, those killer klown and halloween screen used masks are just WOW! Keep it scary, peace!
I recently lost every single thing I owned. Among it was about 40 vinyl singles signed by just about every 80s metal musician I got from an old lady neighbor who's uncle worked for Rolling Stone before he died. Including a STARS 45 that every musician on it signed. Never even got to get them appraised, but I imagine thousands. That's a tough one.
Accepting losing everything is tough. How did you deal with it? I'm kinda fucked up over it.
@@user-sw4qd2up2s honestly it still gets me but time helped and giving back by narrating out of print horror novels for those who can't afford them helped . I'm sorry you lost so much to, I know how it feels, wish I could give more advice but time and maybe starting some sort of new collection will help a lot.
Cheers Sean! The signed album to Kathleen looks like it may have been signed at the same session I attended. You saying Nikki was trying to figure out his autograph is like that on mine also. He signed it Nikki 6. The signing occurred on January 23, 1982 at Best Records which used to be in Cerritos, CA. I’m still in touch with one of the former managers and he claims that he arranged the in store signing. He also has a photo of him with the Crue from that day.
Aw...favorite band..I have Nikki Sixx's Signed Herion Diaries personally to me..I have a great story behind it being gifted to me...
Awesome dude!
My favorite Mötley record for sure.
😊
First rock gig I went to was Motley Crue in Wembley. Fantastic. Flames, girls on ropes... And the warm up band was the seriously scary Killing Joke. It all went quiet when they appeared, lol.
Too fast for love always garnered some respect and admiration in some punk circles. The glam vibe can certainly hark comparisons to D Generation, Heartbreakers, New York Dolls, Hanoi Rocks. Heard the original pressing once and it certainly has a fresher sound. Great stuff Sean , love the vlogs.
I used to work for a music+ when I was in high school I am from Redondo Beach CA before motely Crue became famous they used to hang out at knob hill in Redondo Beach never forget that as long as I live and that album is my all-time favorite
Jason Abel That’s awesome. I used to work at the Music + in San Clemente.Sadly no famous bands hung around there.
That’s funny, I recently wanted my old Jr High and HS yearbooks that I had lost many years ago. I graduated in 1996. Searching eBay I have found 2 of the 4 years of Jr. High. My best friend had found a 3rd one and got it. Both of the ones I got were from our old shop / gym teacher. Not sure if he is still around
Dude I’ve been binging all of these episodes this evening that you have put out and I am greatly enjoying them! Subbed and hit the bell for notifications. Please, bring on more!
Much appreciated.
I got the og vinyl copy of "Creatures of the night" signed by Ace when he was touring with Frehley's Comet
Oh my gosh!!! Awesome! Such an incredible Crue, first album collection. Tommy was definitely an influence. 🤘🏻
Keep doing what you're doing amazing stuff sean
I have a Coffman and Coffman press kit that came out just before the first Leathur Records pressing. It's in a thin folder / binder that has about 25 or 30 pages of bios, concert flyers, 2 b+w press photos and 2 color photos, etc. Nothing in my press kit has the items like the ones in the one you showed. I bought that and the first Leathur Records lp together. Just thought I'd share this with you.
Leather 1st Press Super Great👍
I was just like you Sean first it was Peter Criss, then I discovered motley like you did, at least me & you have that in common
My Favorite and imo the best Album.
This video was so damn cool! I never knew they did a reissue of the original "leathur mix" with the 45 single! Hope you do more vinyl videos! Groovy
You know what's strange...Kari Doll formed the band Pretty Boy Floyd - who covered Toast Of The Town on their first album. Not many people outside of L.A. had even heard that song back then since the only way to hear it was the original single. More proof that he was the one who printed up that first bootleg of it
im 52 ive been collecting crue vynil for years ive collected everything so far i can find i have 3 metal record storage boxes full of crue vynil albums and singles . i aslo have a signed tommy drumstick . and the leathur record tffl and the single stick to your guns.ive seen them 3 times
Amazing collection bro!! That David from The Lost Boys looks SICK!!!
You got the spin down right!
Mostly everybody has copied the spin but they do it wrong, too much wrist and movement.
You got the speed and the look down like Tommy! Good job bro!
Sean is a Bungle fan!!!! He'll yeah!!!!
Me and an ex won tickets to a Hinder concert with Theory of a Deadman and The Last Vegas and Motley Crue when they got to Motley Crue all I wanted to go was sleep but they were awesome
I also grew up with the Crue they are the hardest I went . Still love their music today. What did you think of The Dirt
So cool!!! Hope you keep making videos for a long, long time cause i'll always keep watching!! You're awesome brother!!
Kickass collection! Enjoyed the video, keep ‘em comin’
So awesome! In all my years, I never knew the (bee hive) airbrush...that’s so awesome man. Thank you for sharing. Anytime I stumble upon a record with someone’s name written on the album cover, it do a documentary film, tracking those people down, interviewing them, finding out the history of the album (especially KISS records). Haha. Thanks for sharing your collection with us! Take care man.
Great Mr Bungle shirt.
I had a chance to meet the band during the Carnival of Sins tour. I caught a drumstick at the Shout at the Devil Tour in 1983 and always wondered about the grooves on the stick. I asked Tommy if he did that on purpose or if it was just from hitting the rims. He had no idea of what I was talking about. So I deduced it was just rim shots and hitting the cymbals on the edge.
My drumstick was clearly machined this way purposely.
@@malfuncsean I agree, it is too perfect but I guess he was too fucked up in those days to remember. LOL! Great content Buddy. I truly enjoy it.
Love the carpet!
Sweet ! Love the CRUE !!!
Hey is that a Donnie Darko shirt? 🤟🏼
And I agree: you live NOW. I also unbox my toys in my collection. You can’t take it with you…
No it a shirt of the band Mr. Bungle.
Great video and as a music collector (amongst other things) I too wonder when I stumble upon that gem of how it got to where I bought it and as you mentioned with the signed or personalized ones what the story was.
Super awesome, Sean, thanks for sharing! Hope to see more album stuff in the future!
Hey I thought you exploded?!!! ;-)
malfuncsean lol 🤙🏻
Hellya I own a copy of 2nd pressing came up on it $60 few yrs back at a swap ...
Very informative thought I had the 2nd press turns out it's the 3rd press of the leather records too fast for love
You went to the US festival? Awesome!
damn i remember buying that album at the wherehouse on Beach and warner in HB.....awesome album....
Open is the right choice!!!!
Paul Stanley Iceman Ibanez guitar, SWEET!!!
Nice Mr. B shirt.
Phenomenal episode Sean!!
I farted at a Crue concert back in 90' and got pregnant by Tommy all the way from the drum stand! That's how banging the concert was lol
Very cool! Pretty fascinating and I'm not even a Crue fan. But Too Fast is good, it's closer to Cheap Trick than their subsequent stuff.
Westminster? I remember that being Chas Balun's mailing address. Ever bump into him?
In the 'flashback' to opening the record you sound like Tommy Lee Wallace! Ha!
Digging this stuff! Keep it up!
I actually went to his house once in the 90's.
@@malfuncsean I know he was a bit of a collector too and apparently had a killer video collection. Did you get anything from him?
Super Great👍
Great stuff, Sean. 🤘
Well done !! This is the content 👍
Too Fast and Shout are the best 2 Crue albums.
Oh my God! NICE!!
Mr.Bungle!!!!!!!!!
impressive😊
hell yeah, I would have opened it up to
Love leather
8:30 the way the thing creases hurts
I got a sealed glow in the dark White Zombie La Sexorcisto vinyl almost 30 years after release and I cut that bad boy open and played it loud....music is meant to be heard, not hoarded
Im same way. About signatures and what happened to people
Nerdizm??
Sean Clark is like thee' KooLest guys who ever lived.
Becoming one of my heroes .
I have original 7 inch too
😎 Cool
I have a sealed leathur sealed TFFL 1st press and sealed leathur TFFL cassette and the leathur 45
KISS and Star Wars, that's my thing, go 4 it brother, and it was so cool you were in Utah years ago, for Halloween 4,5,6, I live about 15 minutes from the Houses in Halloween 6 Revenge of Micheal Myers, the two houses across from each other!
I played that cassette until it snapped!
Who is your fav drummer?
Cool video Sean do you have plans on seeing them on there stadium tour with def Leppard poison and Joan Jett if it ever happens FYI that Dragon's lair game was my go to game and the arcade I went to I'd play it for hours I almost finished it but could never do maybe someday
I had the VIP package with front row. With my travel schedule it's really going to depend on the new dates if I can still go or not.
Bro I love your attitude. Fuck it it’s all about the music.
Love the daily videos it’s a damn shame you open the album tho but it’s yours bro.
I was wondering can I have all your stuff if you go before me bro??
I could swear I saw that on ebay auction, the lp signed by all 4. Did you win that on ebay at auction?
I have the opportunity to grab the 2005 Leathür reissue with the 45. Would you say $220-250 a fair price for a VG copy?
I’m not really certain of the aftermarket value of that version. I bought mine new in the store when it first came out so I never really paid attention to how much it’s gained in value. It’s a very cool edition though.
@@malfuncsean awesome. Thanks man. If you get a chance, check out Moondog Records in Las Vegas. I live down the street and just discovered it.
Got a question, Sean, in your intro is that the Iron Maiden original red Eddie mask from the early 80's?
I don't know exactly what you are referring to but either way the answer would be no.
I have an elektra records original copy lol.
AND???? You have the Overlook catpet?!?!
Can you BE any more awesome
I went to see Crue on Girls tour & was pissed cause they had a no name band opening,it was GnR HA HA ,I trusted them after that!
I saw them on that tour at the LA Forum but Whitesnake opened.
@@malfuncsean This one was in Knoxville TN,I went to school & told everyone to go buy GnR. about a week or so later the Jungle video hit