M Tley Cr E Greatest Video Hits Music Cd

Motley Crue - M Tley Cr E Greatest Video Hits

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Mötley Crüe - Greatest Video Hits      List Price : $19.98 USD        Your Price : $17.99 USD      ProductGroup: DVD      Actor(s): Motley Crue Movie      Release Date : 2003-11-11      Studio : Hip-O Records      Label : Hip-O Records      Avg. Customer Rating : (53 reviews)

Reviews Customer Reviews for M Tley Cr E Greatest Video Hits      Biggest Crue Fan EVER      Rating:      GREAT overview of the videos with Nikki Sixx and Tommy Lee. Love the videos. Am VERY satisfied with this DVD.     Customer Reviews for M Tley Cr E Greatest Video Hits Cd      MOTLEY CRUE - GREATEST VIDEO HITS      Rating:      Motley crue was one of the best rock bands of the 80's. Then came the 90's and the break up with Vince Neil. Motley Crue in my oponion has never returned to the greatness they once were back in the 80's. I would say even though this DVD has stuff from when Vince wasn't in the band the rest of the DVD is worth watching. I rate this DVD a 9 from 1to10!! Editorial Reviews for M Tley Cr E Greatest Video Hits Audio Cd      Amazon.com      Once upon a time, you couldn't turn on MTV without seeing Motley Crue videos in heavy rotation. For those still-loyal fans, this compilation brings back the good old days. From the band's 1982 debut, Too Fast for Love, to 2000's New Tattoo, these 21 videos hit on every phase of the Crue's career: they began as a Kiss wannabe, became huge arena-rockers, then stumbled through new singers and drummers before returning to the original lineup. No real fan will go wrong with this hit list, including much time-capsule material: "Girls Girls Girls," "Dr. Feelgood," and "Home Sweet Home" contain big hair, makeup, tight pants--and that's just the band! Bonuses include six "alternate" videos, including the "X-rated" version of "Girls," showing barely more than Janet Jackson at the Super Bowl; 50 minutes of bassist Nikki Sixx and drummer Tommy Lee discussing making the clips; and Easter eggs with more hidden videos. The sound, nominally mixed in 5.1 Dolby Surround, is actually quite tame for such hard-hitting music. --Kevin Filipski