Loud As Fuck (+DVD) (Motley Crue)
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| Artist / Group | Motley Crue |
| Released | 3rd November 2003 |
| Disc count | 2 discs |
| Record label | Universal |
| Genre | Heavy Metal |
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Disc 1:-
- Wild Side
- Too Fast For Love
- Shout At The Devil
- Rat Like Me
- Primal Scream
- Let Us Prey
- Dancing On Glass
- Bitter Pill
- Dr Feelgood
- You're All I Need
- Piece Of Your Action
- Red Hot
- Find Myself
- Hell On High Heels
- Tonight (We Need A Lover)
- Poison Apples
- Don't Go Away Mad (Just Go Away)
- Starry Eyes
- Danger
Disc 2:-
- Kickstart My Heart
- Looks That Kill
- Louder Than Hell
- Take Me To The Top
- Girls Girls Girls
- Afraid
- Hooligan's Holiday
- Knock 'em Dead Kid
- Slice Of Your Pie
- Merry Go Round
- All In The Name Of...
- Too Young To Fall In Love
- Glitter
- Smokin' In The Boys' Room
- Punched In The Teeth By Love
- Beauty
- Live Wire
- Same Ol' Situation (SOS)
- Home Sweet Home
Disc 3:-
- Live Wire (video/DVD)
- Looks That Kill (video/DVD)
- Home Sweet Home (video/DVD)
- Wild Side (video/DVD)
- Girls Girls Girls (video/DVD)
- Dr Feelgood (dolby stereo/DVD)
- Same Ol' Situation (SOS) (dolby stereo/DVD)
- Hooligan's Holiday (dolby stereo/DVD)
- Primal Scream (dolby stereo/DVD)
- Hell On High Heels (video/DVD)
Motley Crue were undeniably one of the most popular hard rock/pop-metal acts of the 1980s. Combining the theatrics and glam of Kiss with the hard power pop hooks of Cheap Trick, The Crue out-partied, out-rocked, and out-sold most of their competition. The combination of larger-than-life personalities that made up the L.A. band was too volatile to remain stable; singer Vince Neil and drummer Tommy Lee would drift in and out of the band from the '90s onward, but exposure from VH1's Behind The Music series and a tell-all autobiography kept the public's appetite for the Crue whetted into the 21st Century.
