Motley Crue

Years after the best-selling band autobiography The Dirt left its stain on pop culture, Motley return with the supercharged semi-soundtrack, the first album for the original lineup in 11 years. Taking sonic cues from their seminal glam style, the anthemic title track proves the Crue can still walk on the wild side, while the slow-burning, arena-ready modern rocker "The Animal in Me," gritty grime of "White Trash Circus" and Too Fast For Love catchiness of "Down at the Whisky" make this slickly produced storybook a solid step forward for a band with a notorious past.

All the filth and fury of their Eighties heyday, finally funneled into an album Mötley Cüe
have created a cottage industry out of rehashing their excesses: Their tales of debauchery
have already fueled dozens of books and a standard-bearing episode of Behind the Music.
Now they've woven those stories into their first album in eight years. Inspired by their 2001
sleazeography, The Dirt, Saints of Los Angeles finds Vince Neil flashing back to t... More >