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Since their last hit record, 1989's Dr. Feelgood, Mötley Crüe fans have endured countless live albums, "greatest-hits" collections, reissues and B-sides packages, a record with John Corabi on vocals, one with Randy Castillo behind the kit and one with the original lineup that sank with barely a trace (1997's Generation Swine). The most successful thing the band produced in those ensuing years was its tell-all autobiography, The Dirt, a story so drenched in sex, drugs, and rock & roll that it elicited a venereal disease and a contact high just through picking it up. That book is the impetus behind Saints of Los Angeles, the first record to feature the group's original lineup since Swine, and it's a welcome -- though spotty -- return to form for these aging miscreants. The Crüe are at their best when they mine the manic, punk-infused glam metal of the pre-saturated, mid-'80s Sunset Strip, something they get right on opening cut "Face Down in the Dirt," complete with a Shout at the Devil-era, "In the Beginning"-inspired intro.
Condition:NEW. Brand New Factory Sealed
TRACK LISTINGS
1 L.A.M.F. 1:21
2 Face Down in the Dirt 3:44
3 What's It Gonna Take 3:45
4 Down at the Whisky 3:50
5 Saints of Los Angeles Gang Vocal Version 3:40
6 Mutherfucker of the Year 3:55
7 The Animal in Me 4:16
8 Welcome to the Machine 3:00
9 Just Another Psycho 3:36
10 Chicks=Trouble 3:13
11 This Ain't a Love Song 3:25
12 White Trash Circus 2:51
13 Goin' out Swingin' 3:27
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