What Are You Listening To? - Page 1191

JamesN · #**11901** 23rd June 2016, 01:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

Motley Crue - If I Die Tomorrow

Never was a huge Crue fan (although I really like TOO FAST FOR LOVE and SHOUT AT THE DEVIL), but I thought this was one of their best of the last 20 years. I seemed to be in the minority on that. But I loved it.

JamesN · #**11902** 23rd June 2016, 01:44 PM

Cinematic Shocks · #**11903** 23rd June 2016, 01:53 PM

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Susan Foreman · #**11906** 23rd June 2016, 04:10 PM

Born 23rd June, 1940 - Stuart Sutcliffe, the original bass guitarist in The Quarrymen and The Beatles

Paul McCartney – guitar
John Lennon – guitar
Stuart Sutcliffe – bass

It's an interesting instrumental song, in the vein of The Shadows. Strange that Tarantino hasn't used it in any of his films yet!

Demdike@Cult Labs · #**11907** 23rd June 2016, 05:16 PM

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Originally Posted by JamesN

Never was a huge Crue fan (although I really like TOO FAST FOR LOVE and SHOUT AT THE DEVIL), but I thought this was one of their best of the last 20 years. I seemed to be in the minority on that. But I loved it.

I got into the Crue in my teens. The first album of theirs i bought was Theatre of Pain but it was when they released the single Girls, Girls, Girls that i really got into them. They looked so cool hanging outside the strip clubs with their bikes, it was the whole decadent neon lit streets thing, and it featured on the cover of Kerrang! magazine. My impressionable youthful self just wanted to live that lifestyle.

I've loved them ever since. That self titled album they released with John Corabi on vocals is just immense so much better than Generation Swine that followed it once Neil rejoined.