1523 - Mötley Crüe Wild Side 1987

'Wild Side' is one of the most in-your-face songs the band has written. The track conveys the utmost attitude from the conviction of Neil's voice with the vivid lyrics to the all out savage riff assault. The band is inviting the fans to take a step into their life, which has been dubbed the 'Wild Side.' It is a life of excess to the furthest degree and certainly not for everyone.

1507 - Mötley Crüe Too Fast For Love 1981

Nikki Sixx was a bassist for successful L.A. metal band London when he decided to form his own band. Tommy Lee came aboard as drummer, and they decided to call themselves Christmas. Guitarist Mick Mars was discovered through a classified ad reading, "Loud Rude Aggressive Guitarist Available." Vocalist Vince Neil was plucked from a Cheap Trick cover band. Mars came up with the new, strangely umlauted name. Their eponymous, independently released debut was picked up by Elektra Records and retitled "Too Fast for Love". The title track is a killer classic. A very nice metal-lite riff is the centre-piece of the song. The influence of the Sex Pistols can be heard all over this track, very snotty, but also meaty and aggressive.

998 - Mötley Crüe Too Young to Fall in Love 1983

"Too Young to Fall in Love" is a song by the American heavy metal band Mötley Crüe originally released on their album "Shout at the Devil".
Written by bassist Nikki Sixx, "Too Young to Fall in Love" was released as a single in 1984 and reached #90 on the Billboard Hot 100 and #26 on the Mainstream Rock tracks. Built on Lee´s solid drumbeat, the song features the album´s most memorable guitar riff and some of Sixx?s strongest lyrical images. Also worth noting is Mick Mars´ blisterin guitar solo.

854 - Mötley Crüe Down At The Whisky 2008

This song will remind old Crue fans of better days. Again, Mick is phenomenal and the verses are great. The track rocks with the same raucous fun as their Eighties albums, delivering glam guitars and arena-size choruses.

716 - Mötley Crüe Home Sweet Home 1985

Backing away from the mild pseudo-Satanic posturing on parts of "Shout at the Devil" in favor of a more glammed-up image, Mötley Crüe really began to hit their commercial stride with "Theatre of Pain", including one of the greatest ballads ever made performed by Mötley Crüe and any rock band, "Home Sweet Home".

533 - Mötley Crüe Piece of your Action 1981

In my opinion the best Mötley release is their first creation: the awesome "Too fast for love". Neil’s barely-beaten vehicular homicide rap and Sixx’s well-publicized heroin overdose are just two of the lowlights of the band’s post-"Shout at the Devil" descent into sleaze paradise. But at the beginning of that self-described Decade of Decadence, Mötley Crüe was just another club band trying to make the best of whatever Sunset Strip gigs it could come by—and "Too Fast for Love" captures those traits on wax with impressive clarity. "Piece of your Action" is a booming cut. Hey; Give me some Action!!!

261 - Mötley Crüe Kickstart My Heart 1989

"Dr. Feelgood" is one of Mötley Crüe's best albums and it topped the Billboard 200 album chart for two weeks in 1989. Motley Crue produced an adrenaline rushing rock anthem with "Kickstart My Heart", the opening riff by Mick and Nikki is really intense and then Tommy starts banging the drums and Vince screaming.

185 - Mötley Crüe On with the Show 1981

Mötley Crüe's "Too Fast for Love" (1982) is one of the band's finest album, in my opinion it is the best, as every song on "Too Fast for Love" is memorable and well written. Originally released independently in 1981, the album was remixed and released the following year on Elektra Records. The grand finale, mini-epic, tragic "On with the Show" is a perfect way to conclude the album.

88- Mötley Crüe Live Wire 1981

One of the most popular eighties hard rock/heavy metal acts was, by far, Motley Crue. Vocalist Vince Neil, bassist Nikki Sixx, drummer Tommy Lee, and guitarist Mick Mars managed to create an awesome classic metal sound. 1982's "Too Fast For Love" features the Crue with their most raw sound of all. The influences range from the classic rock of the seventies - Live Wire sounds remarkably similar to some of Queen's harder rocking tunes - all the way to punk rock. "Live Wire" is probably the most well-known song on this disc. Fast and furious with a great hook, it's a good way to start off the album.

24 - Mötley Crüe - Shout At The Devil 1983

A “Committee On Pornography In Rock Music” of the US senate criticized the band for violent and sexist lyrics and then there was the car accident of vocalist Vince Neil, who was drunken and crashed into another car. His co-driver Razzle, drummer of Hanoi Rocks, died and the inmates of the other car suffered on vital wounds.
This track with its stomping beat is a classic. “Shout, shout, shout at the devil”