Motley Crue - Lewd Crued & Tattooed Actor: Motley Crue Number of Items: 1 Format: Color, Dolby Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated) Running Time: 96 minutes Studio: Uni/Beyond Product Group: DVD Release Date: 2001-07-17 Buy from Amazon

Customer Reviews: Total numer of reviews: 60 Average rating: 4.0 "Motley Crue Forever" Just got my copy of Lewd,Crued and Tattooed, very well done DVD, with good sound and picture.I would suggest anyone who wants to rock out to buy this, Thanks Nikki, Vince, Mick and Samantha for a great show. Slide on Mick!!!!!! "Not a wild Crue show like they used to do" I was really hoping that I would get an awesome show here. I mean, they say on the box that it has crystal clear sound and a super picture quality. Only thing "I" did not notice was the year the show was shot. The concert was shot in Salt Lake City last year (2000). That was my first disapointment. Then, I realized that since it's a recent concert, there would not be any Tommy Lee. He's not there either. The person drumming is a girl, and from what Vince Neil says, she was replacing Randy Castillo who was sick at the time. She does a very good job on drums, her only weak point is that she does not have the mammoth shots of a Tommy Lee or a Scott Travis. But she's good and you'll actualy appreciate her drumming. Vince Neil does his best at entertaining and singing. He still has a pretty good voice, but he searches for breath from times to times(he can't sing Dr. Feelgood anymore, so the crowd has to fill in for him...). Our favorite bass player still runs around and play very well, and Mars on guitar is still sharp even though he makes a few mistakes from time to time. So, for the sound quality, the general ambiance of the concert, the quality of the performance and the choice of songs, I give this DVD 3 stars. Since it's Motley Crue, I love them, and they put a couple of neat extras on the DVD, I give an extra star for the "Motley attitude" and "Motley Fun". "Motley Crue Rocks Salt Lake" What can I say other than what the Crue says best, with this DVD you can Kickstart Your Heart. This Concert, part of the Maximum Rock Tour from 2000 rocks from start to finish. The DVD which features 15 Crue Hits blasts in Dolby Digital 5.1 giving you the feel of being in the arena. The DVD is presented in an Anamorphic 16:9 Widescreen Format and looks sharp and detailed. The DVD utilizes good use of the Dolby Digital Format. The colors are crisp and overall the DVD is fantastic. Whether you are a Crue Fan or not, this DVD is an excellent piece of music history. The Disc has a lot of features including: a documentary of the making of the CD "New Tattoo", the "Hell On High Heels" Music Video, the first song ever recorded by the Crue and many other features. Well done... A hughlight for me is the cover of "White Punks On Dope" and the fierce and solid drumming skills of Samantha Maloney who filled in for Randy during his illness. A piece of Crue History at it's finest. "Motley Crue Heaven" I just received the Motley Crue DVD and it rocks. The picture and sound are crystal clear and shot, movie like in letter box format. As with any live concert it takes a few songs for the band to warm up and this one doesn't disappoint. A true gem for any DVD collection, "watch Mick Mars tear down the house, slide on Mick". Tommy Lee is not drumming on this but Samantha Maloney from Hole fills in well. I will be rockin to this DVD the rest of my life and after that too. Long Live Motley Crue, Nicki, Vince, Mick and Samantha, Thank You for a great piece of work...and if you don't buy this you are not a true Motley Crue fan... "WHY? WHY? WHY?" Why did Motley Crue release their first live DVD without Tommy Lee? This is sacrilege! I know damn well that there is footage of all of the live shows from the beginning to the end with Tommy Lee. I would have personally put together a comprehensive DVD from all the past tours featuring Tommy. If I was him (Tommy), I would consider this DVD a massive kick in the teeth and ass! A girl playing drums for the Crue is such an insult. Samantha just does not have the flash, charisma, and nowhere near the power that Tommy has. Fortunately, for me I saw the Greatest Hits Tour a few years ago with Tommy and it was great! Since the Crue were intent on "giving it" to Lee they should have atleast had a little mercy on him and atleast put out the DVD with Randy on it. I guess it shows where their heads are at, hell they could not even wait for Randy to get better, they had to screw him too! Well, as bad a wrap as I am giving the guys I am glad that they put the damn thing out. I still enjoy watching Vince, Nixxi and Mick jam and I just have to try hard, very hard, very very very hard to pretend what it would be like to see Tommy behind the drumkit. The special features are nice, the video and sound are great but it only gets 2 ** because the "THUNDER GOD" Tommy Lee is not on it.