When Motley Crue released Shout at the Devil in September 1983, they already wanted to rule the world. But they’d endured such desperate living conditions while scratching and clawing their way ...

Motley Crue's breakout second LP, 1983's 'Shout at the Devil,' originally had an even darker — if only slightly tweaked — title.

Happy anniversary to Motley Crue's Shout at the Devil album!. Even for ‘80s music fans who grew to loathe glam and overly slick commercial metal, Mötley Crüe’s first two albums, 1980’s Too ...

Motley Crue's 1983 groundbreaking second album was given a new name following a stern chat with their A&R rep on the dangers of playing with "evil" after unexplained paranormal activity at Nikki ...

Through the Crue’s early days, the lead guitarist played a black 1972 Les Paul Custom. This guitar was used to record albums ‘Too Fast for Love’ and ‘Shout at the Devil.’ He loved that guitar, but he ...

Shout at the Devil originally arrived on Sept. 26, 1983, via the band's then-label, Elektra. In 2003, the group first reissued it on their own Motley Records with bonus tracks.

Motley Crue, led by mastermind Nikki Six ... The 1983 release "Shout at the Devil" featured a huge, glossy pentagram on its cover. Inside, we see Sixx again blasting the "devil horns" salute.

Nov 09, 2023 Web Exclusive By Frank Valish. Shout at the Devil was Mötley Crüe’s coming out party. The year was 1983. The band had already released its debut, Too Fast For Love, two years earlier, but ...

Motley Crue's 1983 groundbreaking second album was given a new name following a stern chat with their A&R rep on the dangers of ... Shout At The Devil - an album not only steeped in 'sinful ...