Motley Crue

[kiwisr]

New song, I think it's pretty good. Possible UK tour too.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=6XFMVHRZztM

[gbbird]

good old fashioned metal. That sounds very much like Leathewolf's new efforts

g

[Ferg]

Motley Crue remind me of this bloke and how good his band were.



Of how his life was taken away by a drunk driver and how that driver served just 18 days in jail for the incident.
Very much a case of the famous escaping justice, or what I think we'll call 'Doherty Syndrome'

[Kinky]

Ferg,

Agreed it was a tragedy to lose the Razzster in those circumstances - but in the Crue biography this is covered in some depth, and it was a genuine accident.

K

[Ferg]

Mate.
He was pissed and driving. There is NO excuse, not for chavs in our town or 'Rockstars' in California.
Hanoi Rocks were far and away the best band I'd seen gigging at the time. They are now a shadow of the class act they were then.

[Forthright MC]

kiwisr said:

New song, I think it's pretty good. Possible UK tour too.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=6XFMVHRZztM

that is pretty good! kind of recaptures the sound/vibe of the Dr Feelgood days IMO

Edited by Forthright MC on Saturday 19th April 17:45

[Kinky]

Ferg - yeah, he was stoned and pissed, powerful car and damp road.

There's no excuse or justification for it at all.

I'm not defending his actions in any way shape or form.

K

[Rollin]

Seen 'em twice...very good!

[gbbird]

So has anyone got the new album? I think it is a very good effort indeed The animal In Me has to be one of the best Crue songs ever

g

[derestrictor]

If we're talking about metal, it is an imperative necessity to introduce an unrelated and quite gratuitous segue into a eulogy which sees yours truly champion the majesty of Ronnie James Dio in conjunction with the banjo twiddling classicism of Ricardo Blackmorelda.

See, as I drove from A - B on Thursday, the Planet which Rocks did deliver the seminal moment in my metal universe's firmament; the Rainbow (mk2) magnum opus, Stargazer.

A bit like Neon Knights by Sabbath (mk2) or Flash Rocking Man by Accept, it's a standard so utterly gilded by molten gold from the smelting vats of Odin's own foundry that I am physically overcome by it's quality.

You pull over immediately, increase the volume until the distortion is at the point of entry and simply swoon, yielding absolutely and as the cresendo meld of vocal cry and orchestral summit impacts, weep.

Sorry, as you were...

[absolutely]

I saw them when I was wee, maybe 7 or 8, they were great!

[satchbot]

Great band and would love to see them live

[Ferg]

derestrictor said:

Emotional metal monologue

CD80 Driving without due care and attention or without reasonable consideration for other road users whilst under the influence of loud rock music.

Glad you advocated pulling over....

[rumpelstiltskin]

Seen them at Donnington in 91,bloody hell they were loud!

[Kinky]

I was at Donington in 84 when they played.

Now they were BRILLIANT then. Second only to Van Halen and Accept.

I got their new album during the week - pretty disappointing unfortunately.

K

[smiller]

Guitar solo? Average and derivative.