Shout At The Devil - Motley Crue

Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Heavy Metal / Artist: Motley Crue / Enhanced / Audio CD released 2003-06-02 at Commercial ... more

Shout At The Devil - Motley Crue ... Marketing / Disc #1 Tracklisting
1 In The Beginning
2 Shout At The Devil
3 Looks That Kill
4 Bastard
5 God Bless The Children Of The Beast
6 Helter Skelter
7 Red Hot
8 Too Young To Fall In Love
9 Knock 'Em Dead, Kid
10 Ten Seconds To Love
11 Danger
12 Shout At The Devil
13 Looks That Kill
14 Hotter Than Hell
15 I Will Survive
16 Too Young To Fall In Love
17 Looks That Kill

Newest Review: ... powerpack of sing-a-long rock anthems. Looks that Kill is undoubtedly the catchiest of them but the title track - Shout at ... more

... the Devil certainly trails it closely. This is the last album of the band that I think can be passed off as really good stuff as the later albums tend to be a bit on the polished side and the band by then had already achieved a ridiculous amount of success and wallowed in a world of antics and drug, alcohol abuse. Trashy glam metal bands never quite get the praise they deserve, whilst it's easy not to get past the cheesy rock lyrics or serious abuse of hair spray, the instrumental work on this album is immense and ...more

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Shout At The Devil
Release Date: 2003 - 06 - 02, Audio CD, Commercial Marketing

Last Update 11.12.2009 06:11

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Shout At The Devil - Motley Crue: Big hair, great album! (292 words)
by - written on 17/11/08 (Very useful, 38 readings)
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Shout at the Devil is Motley Crue's 2nd album and was released in 1983, a year after their debut. Shout at the Devil is my personal favourite, although I acknowledge that their first album was musically more experimental and a bit more raw. The 2nd one loses some of the poppier undertones of the first and just about every track on the album is a guitar filled powerpack of sing-a-long rock anthems. Looks that Kill is undoubtedly the catchiest of them but the title track - Shout at the Devil certainly trails it closely. This is the last album of the band that I think can be passed off as really good stuff as the later albums tend to be a bit on the polished side ... Read the complete review