Motley Crue "Greatest Hits" Era
Apr 22, 2008 10:35:36 GMT -5
Post by areyoureadytojump on Apr 22, 2008 10:35:36 GMT -5
Billboard:
ARTIST: MOTLEY CRUE
SINGLE: SAINTS OF LOS ANGELES
The cardinal rule of late-'80s Motley Crue was to push anything in its path to the extreme; the four minstrels of mayhem still haven't learned their lesson -- when it comes to music, anyway. Praise the rock gods for that. It's therefore fitting that on the imminent 21st anniversary of strip-club-inspired "Girls, Girls, Girls," new single "Saints of Los Angeles" melds the motorcycle-revved, come-and-get-it-boys gusto of that album's title track with the attitude of gang-banger "Wild Side." The guitar squeal and grit of Mick Mars burns so much rubber that the track leaves skid marks.
ARTIST: MOTLEY CRUE
SINGLE: SAINTS OF LOS ANGELES
The cardinal rule of late-'80s Motley Crue was to push anything in its path to the extreme; the four minstrels of mayhem still haven't learned their lesson -- when it comes to music, anyway. Praise the rock gods for that. It's therefore fitting that on the imminent 21st anniversary of strip-club-inspired "Girls, Girls, Girls," new single "Saints of Los Angeles" melds the motorcycle-revved, come-and-get-it-boys gusto of that album's title track with the attitude of gang-banger "Wild Side." The guitar squeal and grit of Mick Mars burns so much rubber that the track leaves skid marks.
