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 ""you need this DVD if you're a Motley fan"" Are we ready for Motley Crue's very first concert video release "Lewd Crued & Tattooed", featuring footage never before seen ~ plus bonus material that will thrill every fan. Raw magic jumps out from the screen, filmed in Salt Lake City on July 5th, 2000. To die for features ~ Making of "New Tattoo", behind the scenes of maximum Rock Tour, "Nobody Knows What It's Like To Be Lonely" audio, "Hell On High Heels" video, Animated maximum Rock logo, maximum Rock screen saver, Motley Crue logo screen saver, Motley.com HTML page, HOB HTML page. If that's not enough listen to the audio of a never-before-heard Motley song. And some new footage and cool items for your very own computer ~ this is a must have for all Motley fans, gotta love it! Total Time: 96 minutes ~ Hip-O Records 440-067-646-9 ~ (4/08/2003) "Disappointing - Die Hard Crue Fans Don't Bother" While I was thrilled to get a decent DVD recording of a live Crue show, I really wish it wasn't this one. First things first - I own the entire catalog and spent time playing in a Crue cover band. I have seen Crue five times including the surprise opener for Ozzie back before they were popular. I am a fan. First warning flag - a Crue show filmed in Salt Lake City. What's wrong with this picture?? Second - this was probably their worst tour. The Generation Swine tour was outrageous, filthy and occasionally violent. Classic Crue and probably would have offended some people. That's what I would expect from Motley. Not the New Tattoo concert. Too bad, cause Crue was a hell of a show back in the day. Now they are relegated to the other 80's has beens with just a few original members (2) and none of their original edge. "motley?....well not anymore!" Man I was so looking forward to seeing this dvd, when I finally pressed play I was in total shock!...really, firstly there are only two of the original crue line-up here!...mick mars & nikki sixx are ever so present at this concert but Mr vince neil is left back in the day! his vocals are shocking, he continously troughout the show misses like maybe 20 words per song...he cant even hold a not, the only song that sounded up to stratch was home sweet home, and thats only because he sang that song standing in the same spot and never lost his breath! the second fault here is obviously the absense of tommy lee, which is inevitable that you wont witness anything spectacular at this half packed concert. So If you are a die hard crue fan then get this dvd, If not dont be bothered. save your cash "A Crue-cial Must Have......" Throughout the 80's one name that constantly rang true was Motley Crue. The band has had its ups, downs and still can put on one heck of show. This disc helps to showcase the talent that they still have. Many complain about the lack of Tommy Lee, but he has moved on to other projects. Instead of him, we have Samantha Maloney replacing the injured Randy Castillo. And let me just say that Samantha doesn't disappoint. As a fan of the band, she knew the songs and excelled in performing them. The concert was taped in Salt Lake City on the Maximum Rock tour in July of 2000. The show itself is excellent. Vince, Nikki and Mick are all awesome throughout the show. The concert is shown in widescreen format and is one heck of a treat. Songs of old and new are performed. With the new one gets to hear "Hell On High Heels," "Punched In The Teeth By Love," and "White Punks On Dope." In terms of the old, one gets "Kickstart My Heart," "Home Sweet Home," "Shout At The Devil," "Primal Scream," "Looks That Kill," and others. All of the songs sound great and it is wonderful to see the band perform at such a high calibre. But with the DVD, some bonus features are even included. An audio of "Nobody Knows What It's Like To Be Lonely;" the very first song the band ever recorded is great to hear! Other gems include the video for "Hell On High Heels," a featurette on the making of `New Tattoo,' a behind the scenes feature and even few treats for the computer. I recommend this DVD as it is indeed a wonderful performance. As usual the Crue don't disappoint and you'll find yourself living on the "Wild Side" every time you watch this. "Motley!" Yeah, I have always liked Motley Crue! While they have never been my favorite band, I respect these guys for what they have done, in the past. While I watched this DVD, i thought it was quite good. It's too bas Randy Castillo passed on, though. I thought he was a damn good drummer. While Motley will never be the same without Tommy, it is good to see that Motley are back, rocking, like they should be!