Shout at the Devil Mötley Crüe

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Vinyl LP - Reissue

  • Release Date: 11/25/2008
  • Original Release: 1983
  • Sales Rank: 47,912
  • Label: ELEVEN SEVEN MUSIC
  • UPC: 846070031229

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Shout at the Devil

1LISTENIn the Beginning 1:13
2LISTENShout at the Devil 3:16
3LISTENLooks That Kill 4:07
4LISTENBastard 2:54
5LISTENGod Bless the Children of the Beast 1:33
6LISTENHelter Skelter 3:09
7LISTENRed Hot 3:21
8LISTENToo Young to Fall in Love 3:34
9LISTENKnock 'Em Dead, Kid 3:40
10LISTENTen Seconds to Love 4:17
11LISTENDanger 3:51

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Editorial Reviews

Shout at the Devil displays {|Mötley Crüe|}'s sleazy and notorious yet quite entertaining metal at its best. When compared to its predecessor, Too Fast for Love, one can see that the band's musical range has certainly widened over the course of these two albums; the record features catchy, hard-rocking songs, but also includes an instrumental ("God Bless the Children of the Beast") and a powerful cover of the Beatles' "Helter Skelter." While such later albums as Dr. Feelgood would achieve a higher amount of critical acclaim, no Mötley Crüe album surpasses the quality of Shout at the Devil. [In 1999, the Crüe remastered and reissued Shout at the Devil on their own Motley/Beyond label with four bonus tracks: three demos, including versions of the title track and "Looks That Kill," and a previously unreleased song.] Barry Weber, All Music Guide

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February 05, 2002: Well most certainly this the album most memorable for me as a youth. It is at least in my opinion the most valued crue CD to date. I've listened to it since it's debut when I was only 7 years old and I loved it. I could not believe how powerful the sound was at that time. It was one of the first albums to inspire me to play guitar besides Metallica of which I might add are now a pathetic group of sellouts!!! ( PS... Metallica are the sellouts NOT crue) just so you're not mistaken. That's one thing I've always respected from the crue is that they stuck around for the music and not the money. All hail to Motley Crue forever!!!

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June 22, 2000: Of all the metal albums that span history, this is in the top ten..both in influence and musicianship. The riffs are sharp, catchy, and heavy. The attitude is perfect. Vinces vocals rock. In my opinion, the Crue went downhill from here, making pop rock ala warrant, poison, and Trixter. But this album is brilliant...a fact that true metal fans have always known.

This review was written about the CD Remastered edition.