Motley Crue - Girls Girls Girls

Geez Eyesore, you're sick!

I'll e-mail you but don't ever ask him, because he'll tell you.

Sister Saxon wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

2 Girls, 1 Thread.

Sounds hot.

...and quite appropriate considering the topic.

Not in its original context it isnt.

DeathCult wrote:

Sister Saxon wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

2 Girls, 1 Thread.

Sounds hot.

...and quite appropriate considering the topic.

Not in its original context it isnt.

Now I know, once bitten twice shy.

Your signature is kind of fitting now too.

A little nod to Aldo Nova...and the Master.

That's not what I meant but whatever.

I guess I am in my own little world today. What did you mean? I have lots of work to do...but that won't get in the way of my being here. Maybe I shouldn't do the two simultaneously?

We are way off subject now. Maybe we should start our own topic on miscommunication.

I like this album a lot and I'd say it comes in 2nd place to my most listened Motley album. First has to go to Dr. Feelgood. The weakest song on there is probably Dancing On Glass. Always annoys me when the chorus melody is the same as the title track! I'm sure you know what I'm talking about. Favourite track is between All In The Name Of... and You're All I Need.

Unfortunatley I don't think "Girls, Girls, Girls" has much redeeming value at all. I do love "Wild Side" (shot in Indianapolis at Market Square Arena where I grew up) though, and I wonder how it ever got lumped in with the rest of what I believe to be filler on this album.

I think "Theatre of Pain" is equally as bad. I love "Louder Than Hell", but it pretty much ends right there. I'll take Mick Mars word for it that he believes it to be their worst album to date. I think it speaks volumes when that type of statement comes from one of the band members.

Motley had a great thing going with their first two albums, and then IMO the bottom totally dropped out. They've had a few good songs here and there. "Dr. Feelgood" was a nice comback, but I was so disappointed in the direction they had taken by then that it really didn't matter.

I agree with those who say it has a couple of good songs but, it's not their worst, that distinction belongs to Generation Swine. Motley Crue was their best to
date.

That sums up pretty much all of their albums.

ultmetal wrote:

In high school I discovered this cool new band called Motley Crue. I picked up their new album "Too Fast for Love". The metalheads and rockers all picked up on it quick. Then when "Shout At the Devil" was released, we all loved it. After that I lost interest. Too much poodle pink pop for my liking at the time.

Since that time I've picked up a few other Crue albums. Scored Girls Girls Girls from LaLa. After listening to it twice through, all I have to say is that this album was nothing more than two singles and a bunch of filler. The title track and Wild Side are good songs. The rest is just crap. Anyone else have a take on this record?

This album sucks and I am Motley Crue fan!!!

I don't like it.

It's not that good but it beats Theatre Of Pain and Generation Swine

It is a mediocre album, but in fact I still spin it from time to time.

It's not horrible, but certainly no masterpiece.

Was listening to this band today. Chet Thompson on guitar. Ex- Hellion.
Singer is Emi Canyn - she was one of the Nasty Habits back up singers to Motley Crue.
She married Mick Marrs. Divorced. And died a few years back.

Wow! I didn’t know Emi died back in 2017. I can’t believe Mick outlived her.