[Closed] PSA - Motley Crew play Wembley in Nov15, tickets on sale tomoz..

November? That's madness, what about the snow?

Metal Heads don't feel the cold.

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Edit:

OLD Metal Heads don't feel the cold 😆

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Seen them a couple of times - crazy fantastic show \m/ \M/ 8)

Seen them once, loooooooooooong time ago when most of you lot were watching Sonic the Hedgehog on a Saga Megagear..

Donington Park, when Monsters of Rock meant just that.

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Are you sure about the date? I was going to go but thought it was the 6th which clashes with a FT gig.

Doh! Nov 2015 not Nov 15th

Yup Monsters of Rock \m/

Thing is..

Do I wear shades indoors or not?

I mean, it's important like innit.

Snifffffff.

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Are [i]Motley Crew [/i]a [i]Mötley Crüe[/i] tribute band?

Are Motley Crew a Motley Crue tribute band?

No, they're a Mötley Crüe tribute band.

If you're going to be a pedant, at least do it properly.

Metal Heads don't feel the cold.

I think I actually got hyperthermia waiting outside Manchester Apollo to see Ozzy Osbourne. Metal heads do get cold 😉

Sorted CFH - I can't find some of those letters on my generic overpriced tablet keyboard so I was just off finding a bit ont' 'tinerweb to copy

You ignorant bugger, I was referring to the risk posed by the weight of snow on the roof

Saw them a year or two back supporting Def Leppard. Frankly Crue were disappointing, sound quality awful, Steel Panther who had opened were waaaaay better.

Erm.. Steel Panther ? Is that like modern rock or something ? 😆

Sound engineers are cynical bustards, specially if they are from the headliners 😛

Nikki Sixx, a bit of makeup, tight spandex and a grin.
Mick Mars, stationary in a 1ft square immovable object, lots of makeup,
Vince Neil, growler extraordinaire, open arms, bulgy trews..
and
Tommy Lee, expressionist skin thrasher..

Ohh whoop...

10am tomorrow.. work servers are going to crash all over Town.

😀

DuuuuOoooof...

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Can anyone get excited about these oafs, Vince Neil utter moron who killed Razzle, Mick Marrs octogenarian, Tommy Lee the only one in the band who is proficient on their instrument and Nikki Sixx who wrote the most amazing books about being in Motley Crue and surviving heroin.

I have a grudging respect for them but as survivors but as a band they are pretty awful.

There we go..!!!

Its telling that in the book, they themselves had the honesty to admit that they can't believe people actually bought their music,as it was mainly crap. But what a book. If you've not read it, then its an absolute must. They really did take drug-fuelled debauchery to previously uncharted levels! They were far more imteresting than anything they ever recorded

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I'd rather go and see Poison 😉

[i]Can anyone get excited about these oafs[/i]

Baffling. As young, wild, crazy rock'n'rollers, I can (almost) see the car crash appeal of it. But old blokes going through the motions to pay off their tax bills? Baffling.

As for a band called Steel Panther - you most[i] know [/i]they're taking the piss? Or is novelty music something which you can actually listen to more than once?

You ignorant bugger, I was referring to the risk posed by the weight of snow on the roof

Don't worry, at least one of us got the reference!
I took my daughter to the cinema a couple of years ago (she'd have been eight) and one of the trailers for the upcoming kids films had 'Kickstart My Heart' as the backing music. Probably not the most appropriate message you'd want to get across to a bunch of children?!

I'd rather go and see Poison

I'd rather be poisoned

They played Download last weekend. Surprisingly competent, compared to the last time I saw them. Vince had been inflated and Mick had been replaced by a guitar playing robot but it was a good show.

Oh, tickets were on sale yesterday through Live Nation, just need to be registered on their site. My GF is a huge fan so I had the honour of sitting at work at 10am to buy tickets the moment they became available.

I'm happy with the slagging off you are giving them. Like \W/ *shrugs

Yeah I like em', always have even though some of their songs are questionable, musicianship aside. To me they represent an era of fully fledged enjoyment, loud music, rock n roll and Girls.

Only 40mins till the doors open..

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Hello, we're whitesnake!
Dude, I thought we were ratt?
No way, I thought we were Quiet Riot!

'Oh help me Mrs Medlicott, I don't know what to do.......'

@Rusty. All three in Vince.

I'd rather go and see Poison

If you really want to take the piss, there is now a Steel Panther tribute band! 😆

Well, looks like that sold out bloody quick for Wembley - unless you want rip off 'VIP' normal seats 🙁

Glad I've seen them a few times already

I threw bottles at them when they played at Donington. Their emergence was the start in a massive decline in heavy rock.

But a massive rise in sales of eyeliner and hair dye.

😐

No tickets for me.

I Is Gutted..

And there is no way on this little Planet that I'll buy off a tout eithers, like.

So now I'm feeling a bit /w\

binners - Member

Its telling that in the book, they themselves had the honesty to admit that they can't believe people actually bought their music,as it was mainly crap. But what a book. If you've not read it, then its an absolute must. They really did take drug-fuelled debauchery to previously uncharted levels! They were far more imteresting than anything they ever recorded

I'm going to have to agree with a ManU fan for once and also heartily recommend reading this book.

Oh Dear

The one and only time I saw them was 1989 in that aural 5hitehole, Wembley Arena.

IIRC twas Dr Feelgood tour and they were supported by White Lion and Skid Row.

Saw Skid Row at Brighton two years ago with a different vocalist, and they basically phoned it in. Ugly Kid Joe on the other hand put in a great set that night.

Woohoo, got my ticket for Brum 😀

^ piss off 😆

m1kea - Member
Oh Dear

The one and only time I saw them was 1989 in that aural 5hitehole, Wembley Arena.

IIRC twas Dr Feelgood tour and they were supported by White Lion and Skid Row.

Saw Skid Row at Brighton two years ago with a different vocalist, and they basically phoned it in. Ugly Kid Joe on the other hand put in a great set that night.

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Skid Row without Bach sucked.

I just remember the video for girls, girls, girls...

m1kea - Member
Oh Dear

The one and only time I saw them was 1989 in that aural 5hitehole, Wembley Arena.

IIRC twas Dr Feelgood tour and they were supported by White Lion and Skid Row.

Oh Dear

The one and only time I saw them was 1989 in that aural 5hitehole, Wembley Arena.

IIRC twas Dr Feelgood tour and they were supported by White Lion and Skid Row.

Saw Skid Row at Brighton two years ago with a different vocalist, and they basically phoned it in. Ugly Kid Joe on the other hand put in a great set that night.

Went to the Glasgow gig. The "different vocalist" being the guy who's been with them the longest. But yes, he was terrible. Spent more time trying to engage the crowd and completely failing than actually singing. He's gone now anyway.

Ugly Kid Joe were much, much, much better. And the support act, Dead City Ruins weren't bad either.

Ugly kid Joe are touring later this year. Saw them last year (or was it the year before?) and they were great. Well worth seeing.

As is Sebastian Bach

I seem to remember the weird looking bloke from the hills have eyes was in the video for smoking in the boys room.....I might be wrong though?

I'd rather go and see Poison

So would I, however I saw Poison at Donington '90 and was disappointed. However,

I HAVE CRUE TICKETS for Manchester. Like, actually have the tickets here, and everything. Well chuffed, been on my bucket list forever.