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Summary: Don't Blame the Crue!
Review: It appears that Amazon.com has linked the description of the highly anticipated Video Hits Collection with this Behind the Music Edition. This is the DVD version of the Motley Crue: VH1 Behind The Music (with additional footage). It includes one music video - Motley Crue's single "Enslaved". As mentioned above this DVD title has additional footage, scene access, a music video, discography, and interactive menu. The running time of this DVD is 65 Minutes. The video transcription to DVD is very good. Remember however, that you're dealing with some older video footage of varying quality here. The video quality of the music video is comperable to that of a hand held camcorder. It looks like bootleg concert footage, but hey it's art! It's supposed to look that way! The interview segments with Nikki, Tommy, Vince, Mick and other music industry people, on the other hand are very sharp, crisp and focused - especially the Sixx interview footage. This is my favorite "Behind the Music" episode - and it's even better without the commercials and narative redundancy (if you've seen the show you know what I mean). If you love the Crue, I highly recommend it. If you are just learning about the Crue, this should be "required reading material"!
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Summary: the ultimate rock band
Review: It doesn't get more Rock and Roll than Motley Crue! These guys have gone to hell and back (for real, Nikki died man), and their story is sure to have your jaw draging on the floor for days. Motley is one of the most underrated bands in rock history. Watch this Behind the Music (the best episode yet), and rediscover your love for Motley Crue. A Rock and Roll lifestyle at its best, and worst.
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Summary: This is just a made for TV VH1 documentary
Review: There are no songs on this DVD. No Videos. You've already seen it 6 times on VH1. Don't assume Dolby Digital means 5.1. It's in stereo only.
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Summary: Great
Review: This "Behind the Music" is a good one cause it really shows you everything about this great 80's band and why they still rock today!! if you are a Motley fan then I HIGHLY recommend this to you,if your not then still give it a chance,you might like them!!
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Summary: THE MUTTS NUTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Review: This dvd from Vh1 is killer! it tackles every angle of the crue and touches on things with them that most bands would never admit to. a very good watch!
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Summary: Great
Review: This DVD is a must for any Cruehead out there. This DVD has 10 extra minutes of the VH1 Behind The Music featuring Motley Crue. Get it soon before it goes out of print.
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Summary: One of the Best bands to come out of LA ever!
Review: This DVD is a must for any Cruehead out there. This DVD has 10 extra minutes of the VH1 Behind The Music featuring Motley Crue. Get it soon before it goes out of print.
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Summary: Worth the price of admission...
Review: This has got to be the most entertaining and emotional of all the VH1 Behind the Music Specials. I must have seen this thing half a dozen times already on VH1, but any real Mutly fan has to actually own it. It just makes the whole vibe complete. If you havent seen it yet, you are really missing out. There was good reason why they had album titles like "Theatre of Pain" and "Decade of Decadence". There music was always about the fast lifestyle, but they didnt write about the half of it! The video is intense, showing the guys looking back on all the craziness over the years - half reminiscing, half regretting it all. But thats how it happended, and it really shines new light on the music itself. Everytime I re-watch the dvd, I find some new angle of the Crue that I never saw before - especially when i'm reading their lyrics and matching it up with the stuff going on in their lives at the time. But seeing Vince Neil during his "rubenesque" stage is just plain sad.
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Summary: makes the whole vibe complete
Review: This has got to be the most entertaining and emotional of all the VH1 Behind the Music Specials. I must have seen this thing half a dozen times already on VH1, but any real Mutly fan has to actually own it. It just makes the whole vibe complete. If you havent seen it yet, you are really missing out. There was good reason why they had album titles like "Theatre of Pain" and "Decade of Decadence". There music was always about the fast lifestyle, but they didnt write about the half of it! The video is intense, showing the guys looking back on all the craziness over the years - half reminiscing, half regretting it all. But thats how it happended, and it really shines new light on the music itself. Everytime I re-watch the dvd, I find some new angle of the Crue that I never saw before - especially when i'm reading their lyrics and matching it up with the stuff going on in their lives at the time. But seeing Vince Neil during his "rubenesque" stage is just plain sad.
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Summary: We need more Motley DVD's!
Review: This is a Motley fan's dream come true. You get to see everything from when it was on TV with no commercials, plus extra footage. And as an added bonus, we get a video for "Enslaved". The only downfall to this DVD is that it is censored. You hear none of the swearing. You would think they would keep that in there. But hey, it's Motley and who cares. They do need to release that video collection DVD! But anyway, I highly recommend this DVD.
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