Saints Of Los Angeles - Motley Crue

Once again it's time for the bad boys of L.A. to come at you with their 9th studio album S.O.L.A - the band again has reformed with all the orignal cats of sinners :- Nikki Sixx , mICK mARS ,Tommy T-Bone Lee and Vince neil . This is the first studio album since 1997's generation swine since the crue have been back as one solid unit and once again sounding like the band which was about to take over the world . So why should you buy this album ? well their is one obvious reason , and that is if you heard the dr.feelgood album from 1989 or if you bychance got you hands on a copy of the decade of decadance album this will sound like somehow managed to find that same sprak ...  Read the complete review

-----------------------------------Overview of CD------------------------------------------ Saints of Los Angeles is the 9th full studio album to be released by the American glam metal group Motley Crue.and is a return to form for the crue. in my opinion this is the best Motley Crue album since 1989s Dr Feelgood after a string of dissapointlingly unpopular album in the 90's and early 00s This album is performed by the original line up being: Vocals-Vince Neil Guitar- Mick Mars Bass- Nikki Sixx Drums- Tommy Lee The album also has some input from nikki sixxs Sixx AM partners D J Ashba and James Michaal, the album was also produced ...  Read the complete review

Having specifically requested Dooyoo to put this product up, I shall review it. Motley Crue's latest album, Saints Of Los Angeles wasn't advertised over here as much as it was elsewhere around the world, perhaps being the reason why not many people have heard of it, but they should have. After an 8 year absence from their last album 'New Tattoo' (2000), Saints Of Los Angeles has lived up to a lot of expectations. As a classic rock fan in general I have to say that this is their best album to date. Even bassist Nikki Sixx has gone on to say that they're 'on to some of the better songs' they've 'had in years'. This album is similar to Metallica's album 'Death ...  Read the complete review