Shout at the Devil [Remaster] by M?tley Cr?e

Pros: Raw, aggressive, street punk metal.
Cons: None.

There are plenty of albums that are labeled “classic”, but there are dreadfully few that deserve the ...

Pros: Catchy Metal Songs, Great Bonus Tracks, Home of the amazing Beatles cover Helter Skelter
Cons: The Satanic connections?

My first exposure to Motley Crue was this album, Shout At The Devil. I was 13 years old sitting in a circle of my peers in my church's Youth Group on a Sunday evening, and my younger cousin, Pete, who was only 12 at the time inconspicuously ...

Pros: Great beats, solid guitar playng, a unique but perfect for the style vocals.
Cons: Maybe a little more versatile music between songs.

Just another one of the bands from 80's that I miss. One of the best albums to come out in the 80's, Motley Crue made a statement of large proportions with Shout At The Devil. They made a name for themselves that is still known to this day. All ...

Pros: Filth and fun for all. Drugs, violence, sex, the Devil, homosexual rape in prison.
Cons: Their Satanic posturing was about as sincere as Bush's commitment to international peace.

At the tender age of ten, I had some questionable idols. The year of 1983 found me, a skinny little kid with dorky glasses, desperately wishing that Santa would either leave me a pair of Union Jack boxer shorts or some red and black leather suspender ...

Pros: Some great songs and lyrics
Cons: not for the stiffy

In the beginning...Motley Crue was a band of four people with different styles and backgrounds. They each found each other in rather bizarre and unusual ways. The band's debut Too Fast for Love was released independently and re-release when ...

Pros: Mick Mars and Tommy Lee
Cons: lyrics really stink, the same chords seem to appear, the remasters should never have surfaced

Once long ago, in a day when music was music and genres weren't as scattered as they are now, there was a time when rebelling meant listening to anything that didn't make us a prep. Actually, as I can recall, those of us that listened to music like the ...

Pros: hard, heavy and a rocking good time
Cons: would never be equalled

OK, I admit it. Before I got into punk rock, before thrash metal and whatnot, I liked me some good old fashioned glam metal. I am not ashamed of this. While I may be ashamed of some of the bands, at least I never owned a Warrant record. I can ...

Pros: A legendary album by a legendary band
Cons: None

Shout at the Devil is Motley Crue's second album. Released in 1983 and remastered in 1999, this album has sold millions of records worldwide and is platinum many times over.

This album was recorded by the original Motley Crue:singer Vince...

Pros: Sleaze, emotion, raw guitars, attitude, fast beats, booming bass, ect.
Cons: Its aged. Crue weren't this p!$$ed off during any other album.

The Story The second album released by Motley Crue, Shout At The Devil, just happened to be their best. Now I know a lot of Crueheads out there are saying "but Dr. Feelgood sold more copies", and that is true, but to the die hard Motley fans ...

Pros: A decent riff or two here and there
Cons: Bad musicianship; no substance; they mangled a Beatles song and stole from the Eagles

Back when I was just a young Hawg in junior high school, a lot of kids were fascinated with Motley Crue's Shout at the Devil album. Back then (1983, to be precise), Motley Crue was viewed as the baddest of the bad boys who cranked out nasty, ...

Pros: Their best album to date.
Cons: They never lived up to this one.

The screeching of Vince Neil's voice, the heart thumping bass of Nikki Six, the pounding of Tommy Lee, and the hard edge of guitarist Mick Mars made Motley Crue one of the best metal bands of the 1980s. With one CD behind them, the Crue put together one...

Pros: Some great early 80's metal...
Cons: Where did they go wrong?! The love and sex subject gets a little old...

While there has been a recent remastered version of this release put out that includes a couple of studio demos and a previously unreleased song, this review is about the original un-remastered version, put out way back in 1983, as Motley Crue's second...

Pros: catchy songs with a heavy sound
Cons: doesn't have the pentagram on the cover anymore

In short, this is Motley Crue at their best. Sure, I enjoyed their later albums up through Dr. Feelgood, but this is their most consistent, strongest effort to date. This is as close as the band gets to "heavy metal."

It starts out...

Pros: it's great
Cons: none

This is without a doubt Motley Crue at their very best.The album itself never goes out of style.I have listened to it I know a million times and at the moment my six year old brother,Tommy Lee(I actually named him after Tommy Lee of...

Pros: Rocks
Cons: No pentagram

People point to "Shout At The Devil" when they think of good Motley Crue records. I'd have to agree. But, we all know that "Too Fast For Love" is better. And we also know that "Shout At The Devil" isn't "Shout At The...