Mötley Crüe : Audiobiography Ep. 2 "Shout at the Devil" 

I remember buying this album and my dad, who was an advertising executive, seeing it and just laughing and rolling his eyes and saying that these guys are marketing geniuses. He totally got it. Rest In Peace dad.

There will never be a Band like Motley Crue.Those were the Days..Long Live the Mighty Crue.Shout Shout!!

the guitar tone for shout at the devil is beyond words. and the drums too

Mick Mars on Elektra records: "They suck! They were in a hole and we pulled them out". LOL! Mick is the man!

This album is one of the best in the history of Metal. It was so damn epic at the time. It was blowing MTV up with it's videos. I still own this original album. I still own the tour program.... these were the best years!

Mick Mars the real deal

What made SATD a great album was Geoff Workman's engineering skills. He gave that album a dark and sinister vibe that no other Motley album had before or since. I don't know how he twisted those knobs and moved those levers on the console, but he put his stamp on an absolute masterpiece of 80's hard rock.

I was already a fan for about a year when this came out. Got to see them open for Ozzy in 83 on the shout tour.

My parents bought the album with the pentagram for me. Yah, my parents were cool AF!

Best Crue record hands down

My favorite Motley record and was disappointed they never got back to that Heavy sound again !!

Still have my original LP. One of the top 5 LPs ever released.

Shout at the Devil 😈 was epic!! My favorite of all times, Everytime I hear that song I turn up the volume & start shouting at the Devil!!🤘💞✌️

That album is what made me want to pick up the guitar, and the guitar tone on that album was the Holy Grail of guitar tone. It is the sound that grabbed me by the nuts and held on to this day. When I describe my tone to someone, I will call it the Mick Mars sound on Shout At The Devil.

I have had about 12 copies of this album since 1982. I have had it on vinyl, cassette and CD.

When Moby says that Shout at the Devil is his favorite album of all time, you know it's awesome.

This was their best album.

Shout at the Devil might be one of the best metal albums of the 80's it has stood the test of time and still sounds great today. Everyone and I mean everyone, should own a copy of Shout at the Devil.

Shout and looks that kill turned me on to crue🤘. That album are in my top 5 albums

When I was 16, back in 1988, I worked at a skating rink. I was sick of the bullshit music they played, New kids on the block, ect..🤢. One Saturday night I got to DJ... I blasted Shout at the devil 🤘😎. Needless to say, my manager flipped out, I was let go but, it was soooooooo worth it! Crue fan forever ❤

When SATD came out, it set the metal world on fire! I was lucky enough to get to see that tour opening for Ozzy, which sent their career to the stratosphere! Long Live The Crue!!!

OMG WE LIVED IN HOUSING ..AND MY BEST FRIEND MONICA ..HAD ALL MOTLEY CRUE POSTERS ON WALL AND BACK THEN WE WOULD COMPETE !!! FOR NEWEST PICTURES BEST POSTERS ..I WAS SOOOO JEALOUS OF HER CRUE POSTERS ..I STILL REMEMBER THEM ..AWESOME MEMORIES

I still have my original Shout at the devil record. The Pentagram freaked out my mom. I played the record for her and she loved it.

Its just a perfect album from start to finish. A rare thing today.

This shows once again that record labels don't have the pulse of the fans. If they just let the artists do what they do, they would make so much more money. The Crew save Elektra Records, but record labels are always to concerned with the formula that works, they never see the new formula before the fans do.

Shout At The Devil is as HEAVY METAL as it gets and I love the record, but Motley Crue a Punk band? Never.

SHOUT HELL YEAH, I bought a used LP last year, Just realized it has the PENTAGRAM on the cover

One of my favorite albums by the Crue !

out of all i wanna meet Mick. I have so many questions

I'll never forget the first time I heard this album/band. I was 8 (roughly 1985ish) and I was at my after school care aka "babysitter" which had an older son. We where playing his new NES Super Mario and he put on two albums, the first one was the self titled Suicidal Tendencies and Motley Crue's Shout at the devil. And I was blown away, fuckin loved it! Thank you Motley Crue for being the soundtrack to my life!

My parents HATED Motley Crue during the Shout years... That was an added bonus. Oh how i loved them. Their image, their music, their attitude. It was right up my alley.

Iv been rocking THE Crue since I was like 4 maybe 5 years old I'm 29 now almost 30 motley crue are the best band ever..... CHANGE MY MIND...

Made me go look at my old vinyls, I have the Shout at the Devil with the pentagram on the cover.

Best Crue album, I was 21 and living the extreme decadence of that decade. Every song kicks ass and Mick's guitar tone was raw, nasty and perfect for the time. ☠️🤘

I hid my Shout at the Devil tape in a Steve Miller Band case.

I had the cool mom, she asked where her copy was.

My mom and dad liked Shout At The Devil.

This tape stayed permanently in my tape player!

My parents were both pastors. I had to sneak listening to Motley Crue. 🤘🤘🤘

I'm 45 years old and I can honestly say with no lies that all the way on the East coast,"too fast for Love"is honestly the first Crue album I ever heard.,."shout.……...", Only made things get heavier as time went by

I love motley crue

shout at the devil is the best motley song ever i think

this video makes me happy because i still have my shout at the devil record with the pentegram.

I had the album. You'd open it up and it was the 4 guys on the inside. But thanks to that Geraldo Rivera special on the dangers of heavy metal, it was soon shattered into a million pieces by my parents.

Amazing album.

An amazing group. I love these guys

Motley Crue rocks through out the ages.

So... There was a good Shout At The Devil album cover. I'm glad to learn this. Because back then album covers were extremely important. This was basically before videos, and MTV never played much heavy metal... there was obviously no internet. The album was literally all you had. That was your only glimpse of the band. As a kid I distinctly wondered... 'Why did they make such a boring album cover?' Ah, now I know why. The dorky record people were just nervous. But my favorite Motley album cover was Theater of Pain. You?

Motley Crue rock! I love them!

Perfection ❤

You can tell this is one of Mick’s (or maybe is) favorite Crüe album.

Got Shout on my 11th b-day,I thought it was the Crue's 1st album,my cousin gave me 2 fast a year later,been a fan ever since!

Everyone of these guys rock in the band. Each made there way..😈

When that album dropped it blew the fuck up. I was in Jr. High and the perfect age for it. Honestly Motley Crue could have headlined. I know the record company wanted the exposure that Ozzy would give them but all the kids were about the Crue. When the concert came through my town, all the kids bought Crue tshirts. No Ozzy shirts were seen at school. They were the baddest band at the time. It still my favorite Crue album and a heavy metal classic. Sounds great to this day.

I was stationed in Sasebo, Japan in the Navy in 1988 and a bar I went in to, the hot Japanese girl bartender had a poster of Vince Neil on the wall! Always remember that...good memory

Very very cool (and smart) of them to come up with the album title and pentagram when the metal scene was already starting to embrace speed and more 'satanic' orientated thrash metal. Glad I heard them as support for Iron Maiden in '84. Caught Tommy Lee's drumstick!

I remember being a little boy and hearing the beginning of Shout At The Devil 😈 and it scared the shit out of me.

I was in Christian School in 6th grade when I got this album. This was like crack to us!

4:36- Mick looks just like my cousin, Dorothy, in that pic!😂😂 True Crue Fan since Day 1 in 1981 😎 🎶 🎸 Love ya Guys❤❤❤

I had that tape thrown in the garbage ATLEAST 5 times back in the day

After reading many of the comments about parents destroying their kid's records, tapes, posters or any likeness of these bands I found to be sad. But, the comment about a priest being sent over to their house was over the top. I am so glad that I did not have to deal with censorship or religious parents such as this when I was growing up. Only in Murica would religion carry this much weight over hard rocking music in the 80s.

mick seems so intelligent

PMRC? Tipper Gore? Remember those days y'all?

Back in the day Shout at the Devil was my favorite album !! I would play it so much that the needle on my phonograph would wear out and I would have to ride my bike to the record store and buy a new needle with my allowance !! I still love this album to this day !!! SHOUT, SHOUT, SHOUT AT THE DEVIL....FOR LIFE !!!! 🤘

My mom took me to Turtles Music Store to buy Shout, with the pentagram. When we got home she came into my room and we listened to it twice lol. She said I don't know why people are saying they worshipped the Devil. Laughed and said that's a great record.

Still one of their best albums....i think....maybe their best.....

Mick is awesome! I really like hearing Vince talk, too.

First tape I ever stoled. I was 12

Proud to own a Pentagram copy on vinyl.

I love motley crue so much

On the GIRLS,GIRLS, GIRLS tour my 2 friends and I were in Market square arena INDY when shout at the devil started playing it all went Red and the whole crowd went to there feet and shouted over and over it was like a black mass. I remember leaving it was a cold night and on all the windows of the lobby people were writing pentagram on the glass with there fingers. Wow what a night.

Too Young To Fall In Love!!! AGVI!!!! 2018!

My mom found my Shout At The Devil tape when I was little and broke it.

I just got this album with the pentagram cover

Best album by far

Chuck Berry and Elvis are Rock N Roll.. There's alotta rock in Mötley but hardly any roll, thus making it Hard Rock which is a part of the Heavy metal genres. Now the first album is what would become Sleaze Metal, arguably the first ever, after that they went on to make "Shout.." which is much more your basic heavy metal. Then they became Glam Metal with the bluesy "ToP" album, which was followed by two genuine Hard Rock albums. This is what I love about The Crüe - they were always innovative

4:09 - 4:22 that's exactly my story Tommy!!! funny thing is that my dad helped me to buy it lol .. it was my mom who threw it to the garbage bin. I had a Motley Crue poster in my room and one of the silly girls who was in my class came one day to study for an exame or so,she wrote things right on the faces of all the 4! with a pen! I was so angry when I discovered that. They didnt understand it was just music, fun! and love for the band.. aww Motley Crue 4ever! thank u guys!

Killer album, I’m glad I got a pentagram vrsion

I had to sneak a 22 dollar poster into my room of that album, same with the vinyl 😂

Mick mars is sooooo under rated he is truley one of the greatest guitar player ever

Best Motley Crue album hands down. dr feelgood is a 2nd. Shout at the devil was a revolution!

Not a word about the US festival here. Weird. Anyone else see them at the US fest? What a fuckin day!

so come now children of the beast,be strong and shout at the devil \m/ \m/

My parents got that album not long after it came out but I was the only one in the house that listened to it. I would trace the pentagram on the cover with my fingers. I was like 8

Interesting comments from Sixx. "Accidentaly becoming a heavy metal band, when truth is, were just more of a punk band" When I first heard the Shout At The Devil record, yes I immediately thought the band was a metal band, and I continued to label them a metal band throughout their career, even though I always knew they were more about attitude and had punk and bluesy roots. To hear this from the creator of the band, Nikki Sixx puts the metal label to rest I guess. Seen them live 14 times since 1985, and I heard the first record Too Fast For Love, well my first song from it in a English class in 8th grade

Easily their best, so raw and what an iconic look that tour. Vince hit the nail on the head @ 1:35, I was hooked when this came out and never looked more forward to an album after this release...little did I know it would be their worst and a huge disappointment although at the time, I told myself it was fine. comparing all records TOP and GGG (on the whole) were my least fav albums,

I'd agree they stepped into metal woth Shout, and then stepped right out of it again with Theatre. It was a bubble, a blip, and then it was gone.

I think it's bogus too,Mick.

Long time since motley crue has been pop

My mom laughed when I fell in love with Crue because she did the same before me 😂

Mick's speaking voice is....back to how it was. Sounds much better than it did before.

As a Witch, I can tell you that the Pentacle/Pentagram is NOT evil.

Nikki still tryin' to trick up some street cred with that 'We were Punk Rock' BS

Loudest concert I ever attended.....front row Jacksonville Fl.....

I hid the cassette tape also from my parents when it first came out. Some of my friends thought I was crazy for buying it!

I loved this album, got this when it came out , in the eighties, was listening to this, Motorhead No sleep til Hammersmith, Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, was really discovering metal and this Album was one of the gateways for me,I got Too fast for love and loved that album too.I was SO mad when theater of pain came out, I hated that album it felt like such a betrayal or sellout. In retrospect Motley Crue knew a lot more about what was happening in the music scene then I did and probably saw a lot of the trend heading towards speed metal/thrash and had to make a decision to play even heavier or lighten up and play more rock/radio style of music. I think it worked out for them but I sure do wish they would have gone the other way, nothing they have ever done since Shout at the Devil appeals to me.

I don't understand why Nikki says they were a punk band. Does he think it gives them more credibility? At any rate, Shout is a great album and by far their best.

Love this album but Motley Crue were never a punk band. Geez...

I Love Motley Crue 4Life .....

Shout is beyond GREAT but sadly producer Tom Werman rarely gets mentioned for his genius work with the band on this album. So I’ll remind everyone.