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Shout at the Devil

Motley CrueAudio CD
4.7 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (100 customer reviews)

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Rock group. Original members include Tommy Lee (b. October 3, 1962, in Athens, Greece), Nikki Sixx (b. December 11, 1958, in San Jose, California), Mick Mars (b. April 3, 1956, in Huntington, Indiana), and Vince Neil (b. c.1961 in Hollywood, California). One of top rock acts of the 1980s, Mötley Crüe became famous for their over-the-top live shows and hard-partying ways. The group ... Read more in Amazon's Motley Crue Store

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  • Audio CD (September 30, 2008)
  • Original Release Date: 2008
  • Number of Discs: 1
  • Label: Eleven Seven Music
  • ASIN: B001EN1R2W
  • Also Available in: Audio CD  |  Audio Cassette  |  Vinyl  |  MP3 Music
  • Average Customer Review: 4.7 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (100 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #6,988 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

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 [*][Demo Version]
13. Looks That Kill [*][Demo Version]
14. Hotter Than Hell [*][Demo Version]
15. I Will Survive [#][*]
16. Too Young to Fall in Love [*][Demo Version]

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This is an album you can listen to cover to cover. G. Mcinnis  |  21 reviewers made a similar statement
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25 of 25 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars AS MOTLEY AS THE CRUE GETS! January 15, 2005
Format:Audio CD
I was in college in the fall of 1983 when I bought this originally on vinyl. I was huge (and still am) into KISS and thought these guys were trying a bit too hard to look like KISS. However, the graphics and look intrigued me and I bought this after seeing the "Looks That Kill" video and finding out Motley Crue wasn't a second-rate KISS after all. Maybe the attraction was due (in part) to the fact that KISS was dropping the make-up and I didn't want them to lose the look that made them, well, KISS!

I found that the Crue had their own style and sound that was a breath of fresh air in the mainly synth-pop early 80's. Rock n' roll was still ALIVE after all!

This CD is, from start to finish, THE best rocking Motley Crue ever gave us. "Too Fast For Love" was a primer and they hit their stride on "Shout At The Devil." EVERY song is excellent and it's non-stop nail biting rock all the way. They do mix it up a biy though. "God Bless The Children Of The Beast" is a suprisingly piece that (like KISS' "Beth") shows a dimension to the band that, on the surface, you would never guess was there.

"Too Young To Fall In Love" was perfect for the MTV crowd, and "Red Hot" and "Knock 'Em Dead Kid" was there for the true headbangers. The Crue even took a crack at The Beatles 'White Album' classic, "Helter Skelter," put their own mark on it and came up with a gem. Vince Neil is no Paul McCartney in the vocal department, but his voice works for the band regardless.

After seeing Motley Crue live in Pittsburgh in 1984 I was primed to have a new album. They came back in '85 with "Theatre Of Pain," but I found that one a bit "too MTV" - with the edge of "Shout" clearly tamed down. "Dr. Feelgood" may be their biggest seller, but they never sounded more like Motley Crue to me than on this TIMELESS CLASSIC - "Shout At The Devil!"

I don't think any Crue fan was disappointed when they heard this for the first time. I BECAME a fan thanks to this one.

Thanks Nikki, Vince, Tommy & Mick...for a true masterpiece of rock n' roll - and good luck on the road in 2005! SEE YOU THEN!
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23 of 25 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Still The Best Crue Album January 9, 2009
Format:Audio CD
I just turned 14 when this album was released, and at the time I would go to the drug or grocery store and buy every new "Circus" magazine, or whatever mag was covering the new wave of metal at the time. I read my first article on the hot new band from L.A., Motley Crue, and what they stood for was rebelling, drinking, partying, and having as much sex with great looking women as possible. And the bassist was into black magic and satan, he looked like a huge demon, like the demented, punk bastard child of Gene Simmons. It was early in 1983 and when I saw all the black and red in their band photos, blood, skulls and post apocolyptic imagery, I knew they had to be my kind of band.

"Shout At The Devil" is a consistent, raw, heavy but catchy album that's as dark as it was empowering and inspirational for what would become pop metal in the late 80's. I still have the original vinyl release with the Pentagram on the front, before it was banned and replaced.

Sure in 1983 looking like Alice Cooper or Kiss was still ok, but ended soon after, and I wish they would've kept their dark, gritty edge, but they were always a bunch of egotistic rock star jerks, and that was never bound to happen for fans who were with them "In The Beginning." (pun intended)

My favorite Crue song will probably always be "Knock 'em Dead Kid," and the rest of the album is quality from start to finish - something non-existent on any other Crue album, except for the radio hits of Dr. Feelgood.

With two solid MTV hit singles, "Too Young Too Fall In Love," and "Looks That Kill," Shout has always been an underrated album. Only it and "Dr. Feelgood" are complete albums, and I am not a big fan of the latter and never was. "Too Fast For Love" is closer to Shout in terms of it's raw recording quality and it's production and sound, but also a complete album, without the cheese and filler of "Girls" and "Theatre Of Pain."

Finally one of my best concert memories is seeing them open for Ozzy on the "Bark At The Moon" tour mentioned in the book "The Dirt." I met Ozzy at a record signing and backstage, got his autograph, and watched the Crue put on one of the best opening act shows I'd ever seen. It didn't matter if they were a bit sloppy, they had fire shooting everywhere, a post apocolyptic stage show and theme, they were chugging bottles of Jack Daniels onstage, and had a solid group of songs to play that were heavy and full of energy and attitude. They inspired total chaos and nothing was really off-limits for them, they weren't sensitive hair metal geeks, they were guys who were crazy enough to break a bottle on your head or kick you in the teeth if you got in their way or pissed them off. It was all about annoying the hell out of authority and parents and the government, and as a rebellious early 80's teen, I was all about that.

It's sad to see so few reviews here of this album.
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11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Still the best stuff December 12, 1998
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Format:Audio CD
If you are going to buy one Crue album, this is definitely my choice. If you can get past the makeup, outfits and the goofy satanic theatrics, you should really enjoy this if you are a hard rock fan. Not the most thought provoking piece of work, but it is not supposed to be. It is just pure adrenline. Some of my favorites that never seem to make it on any of the greatest hits collections include Red Hot, Too Young to Fall in Love and a killer version of Helter Skelter.

A must-have for any fan of 80's metal.

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Most Recent Customer Reviews
4.0 out of 5 stars Awesome album!
If Motley Crue made albums like this always...I would still be a fan. Buy it, you'll love it. Too young to fall in love is awesome...knock em dead kid is heavy!!
Published 4 days ago by HANNIGAN
4.0 out of 5 stars Shout!
I was not a fan of those bands, like Crue, that went the lingerie, pop rock route in the 80's. This Album grabbed my attention as a kid, it for 80's metal is an essential. Read more
Published 23 days ago by chuck deccio
5.0 out of 5 stars I love it!
It was so massively awesome back then, and it's still massively awesome now. Really beings back memories. I would recommend.
Published 2 months ago by D4N3R5
5.0 out of 5 stars One of the Top 10 Metal/Hard Rock Albums Ever Created
Shout at the Devil is where Motley Crue broke through. Too Fast For Love (81-82) was a great start and established them on the LA Strip, but Shout at the Devil propelled them to... Read more
Published 2 months ago by Metal Rules
5.0 out of 5 stars present for a big fan
This was a present for a friend of mine who is a huge Crue fan. He loved it. The album cover opens up to a big picture of the band. Really great.
Published 4 months ago by C. Whelan
5.0 out of 5 stars awesome
I'm an old rocknroller and this album was their best and still is . I would recommend this album to anyone who likes it fast and loud
Published 4 months ago by billy trimble
5.0 out of 5 stars THEIR OLD STUFF IS BEST
This album has alot of great songs. this was definatly the high point of the career. my favorites are "Shout at the devil" "Looks that kill" and "Too young to fall in love" overall... Read more
Published 8 months ago by rebecca
5.0 out of 5 stars Great CD
I got this CD a while back. I liked it a lot. I have most of the CD's they put out. For an early attempt it was great.
Published 10 months ago by Rachelle
5.0 out of 5 stars Chaku666
Jump to fame for the band, a classic of the metal. All songs sounds powerful, Red Hot! Red Hot! To the Top!
Published 13 months ago by Chaku666
5.0 out of 5 stars shout at the devil cd- motley crue
good choice, prompt shipping. All songs good going back to the true roots of rock and roll. Would recommend this cd to anyone who appreciates good music
Published 17 months ago by tigerman
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