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	Motley Crue Shout At The Devil Genres: Pop, Rock, Classic Rock, Metal
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CD Details

All Artists: Motley Crue
Title: Shout At The Devil
Members Wishing: 4
Total Copies: 0
Label: Hip-O Records
Original Release Date: 1/1/1983
Re-Release Date: 4/8/2003
Album Type: Enhanced, Extra tracks
Genres: Pop, Rock, Classic Rock, Metal
Styles: Album-Oriented Rock (AOR), Glam, Pop Metal, Hard Rock
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 044006762920, 004400676292

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Member CD Reviews

Todd J. (tjolicoeur) from DETROIT, MI
Reviewed on 1/5/2008...

This is the original Elektra release, not the remaster with the 4 additional tracks.

0 of 1 member(s) found this review helpful.

CD Reviews

A great follow up, and their best, PERIOD!

Brian Nallick | Mpls, MN | 06/03/2008

(5 out of 5 stars)

"What a follow up to Too Fast.

Ups the obnoxiousness by ten.

A classic.

Anyone who does not own this disc is not a rock fan.

From start to finish, perfection.

A must buy?

Duh!!!"

Crue you 2

John J. Barron | Houston Tx | 04/20/2008

(5 out of 5 stars)

"The title simply describes what it sounds like! Shout at the Devil rips for attention.The 2nd album from The Crue had a little more production sound added but it fit right in without over doing it. In my opinion this was the last great album before the ballads and pink feathers,glittery stage looking garbage. Want real Crue? by this album!!"

Thier ONE Good Album

Edward J. Holmes | Demotte, Indiana United States | 03/28/2008

(5 out of 5 stars)

"1983 for me was a great year. I was 11 years old. Not too long before that, friends had let me hear music like Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden, and newer Kiss albums like "Creatures of the Night." Although I had always liked Kiss when I was a small child, I didn't really actually buy thier stuff until I was older. After I saw a couple of videos on MTV of Def Leppard, Ozzy, and Motley Crue, I was a metalhead. So, bear with me, we'll go back in time and I had "Pyromania, Bark at the Moon," and "Holy Diver" which I had traded a G.I. Joe action figure for. I then bought "Shout at the Devil." It was just another great album from a great time in the metal genre. I remember my mother telling me, "don't let your father see that album cover!" Not that "Shout at the Devil" has distastful album artwork by today's standards but, in 1983, this was a little disconcerting to many parents. The Crue was not the first ones to have a pentagram on a record. Satanism in metal was beginning to grasp America's youth.

However, Motley Crue falls very short of being satanic. It was all a way to sell records. I read a magazine interview at the time and Vince Neil was asked about thier image regarding the pentagram and he said it was the mark of the werewolf. What? C'mon dude? Nobody makes albums about werewolves.

"Shout at the Devil" for me, represents what I was into at the time. And, for lack of knowing about other bands, this was pretty good stuff. As I grew older, I started getting into heavier and darker forms of metal like Venom, Slayer, and of course Metallica just like everyone else. Motley Crue had caught my attention with thier second album but that's it. After that, I didn't care for "Theatre of Pain, Girls, Girls, Girls, and all of thier other stuff.

This cd is tight. It's not as loose and rushed as "Too Fast for Love." Motley Crue took thier time and came up with a hit. I'll always remember this album with many others from the same time period when I was coming of age."