Customer Ratings & Reviews

Very under rated Album at the time it came out because everyone was use to Vince Neil’s voice, But this is truly a Great Album, just give it a try. John Corabi is a very underrated singer at the time. But this album ROCKS !!!!!!

This is one of there most under rated Album, Just because it’s not Vince Neil singing people never gave it a chance, Corabi is a great singer and won’t disappoint you.

Another letdown in the Crucial Crue remaster series. Compressed so badly you hear static at times. Too much treble.

Moltley Crue is a strong, heavy and catchy album. I really miss Vince Neil on vocals with this album. However, I am not and never will take anything away from vocalist John Corabi, he has had a respectable career and is Heavy Metal. This is a different version of Motley Crue, with John Corabi actually performing up to the task. John has his own unique vocals, they are gritty, at times growling and glazed over with plenty of Metal and Crue attitude! John Corabi is a true musician as well, he plays acoustic guitar, rhythm guitar, and 6-string bass on this album. "Power To The Music", "Hooligan's Holiday" "Droppin Like Flies" and "Hammered" are four favorite tracks of mine, they showcase just how different this version of Motley Crue sounds and plays, it is cool stuff. Nikki Sixx, Mick Mars and Tommy Lee are what you come to expect on this album, they epitomize what L.A. Sunset Strip Heavy Metal should sound like. I endorse this album "Motley Crue" to all Crue fans and Heavy Metal fans alike, anyone unfamiliar with John Corabi should receive new found respect for this Metal musician & vocalist.

I will be the first to admit that when Vince was fired/left I was not happy at all. When I heard the first single Hooligan's Holiday on the radio I feel in love. This "version" of Motley Crue should have dominated...period. That is with the fact that John Corabi is a better singer, guitar player, and musician than Vince Neil. Motley is my favorite band bar none, but this album plus "Quarternary" makes me believe that this "band" should have been number one in 1994. In my ears, heart, and mind this was the best album of 1994 and maybe even the decade. It is far more balanced than any Crue Album even the most current Saints of Los Angeles. Do yourself some justice, put Vince aside for 1hr + and "LISTEN". You will not be disappointed. This comes from a True Crue Fan, musician, and above all a lover of ROCK AND ROLL!