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Mötley Crüe was one of those bands I grew up with. Their second album, Shout at the Devil was the first one I heard and I loved it! I still consider it to be their best album. The fact that they wore a little makeup on stage made them a little bit dangerous. They were not in full makeup like Kiss but still enough to make it a little bit exciting. Looking back at those...
You can say what you like about Dolly Parton but she is a legend in her own right. She’s not necessarily associated with rock music although I personally think that she’s been involved in all kinds of genres during her million years in the music business. Rockstar is a rock album though, but it’s done Dolly style. What does that mean? Has she taken a bunch of rock classics and made them her own,? Has...
Shout at the Devil is the sophomore album from American rockers Mötley Crüe. It was the first album I got with the band on vinyl back in the day. I later got it on cassette as well I think and I sure do own the CD. I just loved this album and I still think it’s their finest work. There’s no other album in Mötley Crüe’s discography that sounds quite like this. The guitar riffs...
Too Fast for Love is the first album to come from Mötley Crüe. I guess those dots that some bands use over some letters are a way for them to try to be cool. I never really understood that, but that’s the way things are. Funny though as these letter doesn’t exist in the English alphabet. We have Ö in Sweden and Ü is German I believe. There may be other countries using it as...
