Red, White & Crüe [Single Disc]

Artist	Mötley Crüe
Format	CD
Genre	Rock
Label Name	Universal International
Producer	Mike Clink, Scott Humphrey, Bob Rock, Tom Werman, Nikki Sixx
Release Date	2005 11 29
Song List	1: Live Wire (3:17) 2: Piece of Your Action (4:41) 3: Black Widow (4:26) 4: Looks That Kill (4:09) 5: Too Young to Fall in Love [Remix][Mix] (3:40) 6: Shout at the Devil (3:15) 7: Girls, Girls, Girls (4:30) 8: Wild Side (4:39) 9: Kickstart My Heart (4:44) 10: Dr. Feelgood (4:49) 11: Primal Scream (4:48) 12: Home Sweet Home ['91 Remix] (4:03) 13: Hooligan's Holiday [Brown Nose Edit] (5:19) 14: Beauty (3:48) 15: Bitter Pill (4:27) 16: Hell on High Heels (4:17) 17: If I Die Tommorrow [Rock Mix] (3:42) 18: Sick Love Song (4:19)
Style.Categories	Pop-Metal, Hair Metal, Heavy Metal

This product CANNOT be returned once it has been opened. click here for more information on our general return policy.

This item is on order and will be delivered to you as soon as it is available.

Despite not having had a hit since the late '90s, Mötley Crüe remained impossible to ignore. Tommy Lee's high-profile romances, court dates, and television appearances -- he got his own reality show -- kept the group theoretically active well past their creative due date, and Vince Neil appeared on VH1's Surreal Life, where he shed tears with MC Hammer and endured a celebrity "makeover" complete with a face-lift, while the rest of the band chronicled their decadent heydays in the best-selling tell-all book The Dirt. The two-disc Red, White & Crüe is a far better companion to that book than 2003's exhaustive two-installment, eight-disc retrospective, Music to Crash Your Car To (was it really necessary to hear three versions of ex-vocalist John Corabi's "Hooligan's Holiday"?), and despite the addition of three new cuts (only one, the blistering "Sick Love Song," manages to recapture the group's original intensity), it's the most definitive collection yet. At their best, the Crüe were the audio equivalent of sex, drugs, and rock & roll. "Live Wire," "Looks That Kill," "Kickstart My Heart," and even the monstrous "Walk This Way" rip-off "Dr. Feelgood" showed a group that not only loved the scene but lived it like Vikings storming a sleepy village. When they were hot they were smoldering, and despite the occasional embarrassing lyric like "forward my mail to me in Hell" ("Wild Side") and misguided attempts at jumping on the punk revival bandwagon ("Anarchy in the U.K.") and the nu-metal gurney ("Planet Boom"), Red, White & Crüe serves as a crystal-clear window into a blurry world that only the Crüe could have constructed. [In fall 2005, a more singles-oriented single-disc version of Red, White & Crüe was released, and a clean version of the two-disc set was released for the kiddies.] ~ James Christopher Monger, All Music Guide