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Motley Crue - Too Fast for Love Audio CD

A fair review of the Motley Crue "Too Fast for Love" Audio CD. Please note that the below review is the views of the authors, and authors only. You can get a complete list of all Motley Crue reviews here, or go back to the Motley Crue tabs.

Motley Crue Band: Motley Crue
Title: Too Fast for Love
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Media: Audio CD

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Great album, great band!!!!!!
This album is gritty and completely different from all of their other albums. Come on cru fans where are you?? This is by far the best cru album hands down! From start to beginning it is nothing but balls to the wall rock! And please give me more cow bell. Take it from me you won't be disappointed with this album. A true rock classic.


motley crue debut
live wire is probably the best crue song released . this is solid beginning. while a rough punkish sounding debut, i gave it 5 stars for the inclusion of the first single which was not on the original(toast of the town/stick to your guns).


For the love of Motley Crue
Motley Crue is one of my favorite bands, so if you love good music and the Crue buy this album.


Not bad.
Don't see how it could be anyone's favorite, but it's not bad. Too Fast for Love is pretty good. Listening to this album now, you can tell the band really matured greatly in their other albums. 4 or 5 good songs are definitely worth the price.


Garage Rock Debut By The Crue Still Has Relevance


There are highlights and some amateurish low-lights on this album. Vince Neil's embarrassingly, uh, "lacking" album cover shot is indicative of the naive and raw 1982 debut of the now-famous Motley Crue. I own the original vinyl release and have not listened to any remasters or mixes on CD.

This album sounds like a quality basement recording of a band who've written some songs on the early 80's LA metal scene, with potential.

The songs are very consistent, all are of similar quality and aren't nearly as dark or sinister in nature as their next release, "Shout At The Devil," (when they hit it big on MTV and the charts).

Motley Crue are a result of post-punk LA metal where image, attitude, stage presence and the ability to write good, catchy songs were the key to success, mastering your instrument and writing deep lyrics were not required.

The sound of TFFL is a bit more bubble gum and stripped down than anything else in their long career, making it a novelty and more of an indulgence if you grew up listening to early Motley Crue.

If I had to pick favorites it would be "Piece Of Your Action, "Starry Eyes," the title track, and "Merry Go Round. "

It's a bit silly and funny at times, not purposely, but again it should be something you know if you're a fan of the Crue in any sense. Personally I quit listening to them, outside of what Iwas bombarded with daily on the radio, after "Theater Of Pain. " So, take my words with a grain of salt.

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