MOTLEY CRUE HOME SWEET HOME VINCE NEIL IN TEARS New Years 2015/16 

"Tommy, do you want to play drum or piano in this song?" Tommy: Yes

So many NEW CRUE fans!!!! I'm a die hard 80s fan, but, embrace the new ones who came here from The Dirt.

Damn, they should have ended the movie with this.

We played this at my son's funeral. He was 22 and the Crue was his favorite band. This is the first time I have listened to it since 2008. Thank you Motley Crue ;.. just thank you!

Thumbs up for Mick Mars, a very very underrated guitarist.

You can see the strong emotions crossing Vince’s mind like a storm, his eyes plenty of memories and moments with those 3 brothers of him, together on the road with ups and downs for 34 years. A fucking life together. And there it is, the last show, the last song. So different emotions pumping strongly in his chest and mind. What a powerful video this is. Thank you for uploading this. It truly broke my heart to watch this, and to witness the last moments of one of my favorite bands.💔 and it ended with My Way on the background afterwards, my God this is so sad to watch.

Mick Mars was the one with the most health issues yet he was the only one that was always FLAWLESS when he played!!!!!

I was at this concert. I had to go. Crue was my religion and still holds a special place in my heart. I thought Vince would get teary but it made me more emotional than I though I'd be. Man, what a show it was. I'm grateful that I lived in the same time period with the Crues.

Mick never sounds live. He always sounds like an album version. What a legend. All of them.

We get older but good music will always keep us young.

Mick Mars is still playing dispite his medical condition since he was 17 he is awesome... He is one of my favorite guitar players. All the players are under rated....

He’s precious.. and he’s been through lots, they all have. Thank goodness I grew up in this era of music. ❤️👍🏼

It's actually a miracle that they are all still alive. Very good performance. This will always be one of my favorite song

Thanks Vince, Nikki, Tommy and Mick for supplying the soundtrack to my youth.

Watching this after finishing The Dirt. Love Motley Crue!!

When a vocalist sings the high notes as long as Vince has it does things to the voice! I think he's still got it. I have always been a Crue fan and I always will be!!!

no matter how bad Vince gets he always sings home sweet home so well.

Much respect. What a privilege it was to watch their entire career

Wow! Vince was so overcome with emotion, he couldn't finish the ending hum melody in Home Sweet Home, that's deep. Thanks for 34 wonderful years, guys!

Ok folks so here it is one of the last real kick ass Rock and Roll Bands from the Hollywood Sunset Strip . This era is gone . I was there , I lived it and survived . It was amazing ! I am nobody yet still I know . Motley Crue lives on ! The Music Biz is a killer the glam and the smoke and mirrors are no more for the whole world to see . It takes balls just to survive . Peace and love , You can't believe what I have seen , somewhere in dreams ~

Vince Neil is a broken soul,send some prayers up for him.

Who would have thought over 30 years later that all 4 of these guys would still be alive and kicking and sounding this good. Not me for sure. Say what you want, their live shows kicked ass and they have done more as a group than most of us can even imagine. LONG LIVE THE CRUE!(Yes I know they have broken up)LOL

Almost in tears myself. I grew up with these guys. I remember carting around a boombox jamming shout at the devil with my grade school sweetheart.

now we waiting 22 march on Netflix... Crue fan forever!

13+ People will not weep when their fav band ends their "career". If you didn't experience the 80's live, I pity you, the greatest Hair band of all time just left the building.

Mick is the oldest,yet he looks better than all of them. Despite his bone disease. Love him!🤘❤❤❤

Even with his health issues Mick still shreds it. One of the most talented guitarist of our time. Been a diehard fan since the early 90’s

I've never stopped loving that awesome guitar solo .

I’m 15, I went to two of their final tour shows back in 2015. My Dad was the one who introduced me to Mötley Crüe. I’m so glad that he did. Proud New Generation Crüehead here!!!

I was a child of the 70's and Motley was just one of a hundred good bands at the time. We had no idea how low music would sink like now a days. Watching muscle cars every Friday, 30 cent a gallon gas, eight tracks, 10 dollar concert tickets, and YOU had to be able to sing and play an instrument to be called a Musician....

emotional , see the memories running through his mind

The one song vince still can sing

There is only one word to describe this: Beautiful. This was an excellent performance. Even Vince sounded good. It's probably his best performance. This was a perfect way to say goodbye.

You don't know how much I appreciate your posting these. Peace, love, and long live the legacy of the Crue.

Omg in tears. So many good memories with their music, going to their concerts. Just saw The Dirt and it was AWESOME ❤️❤️

best band . I am fortunate that my generation got to experience them first hand

God forbid the man cries. Leave him alone and let this man have his moment.

I'm a child of the 90s and this has me in tears.... Proud to witness this greatness!

This was so beautiful! I just turned 20, but Crüe is still one of my all time favorite bands. Actually went to see their last concert in Sweden, and cried my eyes out when they played Home Sweet Home, realizing that it was the end. Cried the whole time during this video as well, lol

every time I watch this clip Home Sweet Home my eyes sting with tears watching each member of the band in their very own element, esp Mick Mars, I adore that man...as well as the other, each with such a unique personality.....Mark I cant thank you enough for capturing and sharing the Final Show with us... #RIPMotleyCrue #CrueHeadForever xx

I don't care what people say about this guy He's great I luv this guy ❤️ he's the Best

Mick sounds phenomenal

Crue was my first concert saw them 2011 with poison it was the only Crüe show I saw o regret not seeing them at least one more time .vince,tommy,Nikki,mick thanks for everything guys

You know I'm a dreamer, I had to run away high, so I wouldn't come home low. We'll miss you guys

you know he's thinking about hisbaby skylar! God bless you Vince! and thank you for all the great times brother! motley freaking crue for life!

Imagine growing up together, recording all of these songs, travelling the world and playing to millions of people... and then it all comes to an end. These guys have been through so much together. Pretty cool.

Even after a couple of years to take it all in and reflect...WoW! I know you guys had your differences and all, but DAMN! SO sorry to see you go, at least it was on YOUR terms! God Bless you all!

being a huge fan from the TOP album. I was singing along and I began to cry as well.

Vince drinking water before singing. Times have changed. He'd be downing Jack back in the day. He will always be one of my favorite singers even though he looks like a hot mess now.

It was truly hard to watch. Seeing Vince Neil getting emotional reminds me that we're all human, even them. I've been a fan since my childhood and Hard Rock will never be the same without them.

LEGENDARY ,end of story

Nostalgia=Motley Crue. When I hear a Crue song I'm overwhelmed with some amazing memories. Those guys really are something special.

I hope my old neighbor/friend, Jeff, got to go to this final tour. We were 14-15 years old and he was ALL about the Crue. For him, Crue was #1, for me it was Maiden. Didn't matter, both bands were critical in our lives. I remember when Jeff ran away because of some home stuff. When I saw him, his hair was black & up like Nikki's. It was awesome. He even bought a drum kit & tried drums because of Crue. We'd save our money to buy Circus & Hit Parade mags and trade Crue/Maiden pictures (as long as they weren't sharing a same page! I was the fat bass player that didn't get any girls or get to party, but Jeff, Joey, & a bunch of other metal guys sure did. They enjoyed the 80's. I remember being treated like shit from my step-dick, er...um...step-dad and being completely miserable most of my life. At least the music helped make it a little more bearable. We used to dream of having a band like the Crue (or Maiden) & live that lifestyle. I gave it my best & only ended up on 2 non-selling cd's for a band nobody heard of. By the time that happened, I was already of an "old person" mindset & didn't care for burning out. I admire the Crue. They're the REAL DEAL. Take it easy, Jeff.

Takes me back to mtv in the 80s couldn’t wait to get home from school to watch the videos, best time of my life , I’m now 52 what a decade.

Vince has had alot of pain since his younger days...Everyone gets old... It's Nature.

another icon band gone...Man, that bites..these guys proved you can do it year after year if you stay true to who you are..for a band that wasn't supposed to last, me thinks they outdid most of their peers..huge influence in my music career and a band I will always consider one of my favorites..the legacy will live on..

So lucky to have grown up with this band! Mick, always a master on the guitar, .....Sixx, adore you ! Vince, always loved you,....but Tommy, my Tommy, you entertained in a whole different way, ..beat the shit outta those drums, made me laugh, made me cry and made me fall hopelessly in love with you! Thank you guys for the memories! Always a Crue fan!!!!

The Crew will always be in my heart!

I listened to this in 86 when I was a kid and ran away to Florida. Thanks Crue for all the great memories!

The band may not tour or make any new music but THE CREW WILL LIVE ON! Thank You Vince,Tommy,Nikki and MICK! I LOVE YOU GUYS!!!!!!

Met them back in 85 in Glenn Falls New York. My daughter was two at the time. Gave me tickets for the show that night..

my eyes got 😢 and I'm 54 grand pa...I bought "Shout at the Devil" when it first came out....my parents thought it was satanic....

I dedicate this song to the troops returning from the service! Especially to my dad who was a NAVY SEAL and served during the Vietnam war. Died of Cancer in 03 at the age of 52. R.I.P dad miss you a hell of a lot

Mick Mars-4:17 "I'll be dMned if I'm not going out without a fight"

I’m crying, but I shouldn’t be cuz I’m going to there “just kidding” concert in September 2020

Awesome We Love you Vince no matter what... Thank you Motley crue for all your music and for all the wonderful Memories!!!! In school you were one of the bands that got us through the good times and the bad times!!!! And I say this in 2022 at 51 yrs old I was in JR high in1987 when this song was a hit and it was on cassete at the time LOL!!!! Thank you Scary Closet Be Blessed!!!!!

Long Live The Crue!

I remember this song at its peak and I thought it was a great rock,power ballad,Motley Crue became really popular and so there were lots of haters back then,they had to compete against some really excellent bands in an alternative movement of that time,why is it that bands who love to perform together "have" to quit? they always seem so torn about "ending" why do they have to end ? cant they record and tour part time ? anyhow,MC you did a good job in a good time for music,many memories guys,TY

Simply put...... Amazing!! If I make it to 80, I'll never forget the 80s. So grateful I grew up in the best decade of the century!!

Mick Mars is seriously underrated.

You are four special guys and your music is special too. Nothing ends if, after 30 years, there are many people who listen to Motley Crue's music. Forever walking on the wild side!

I love me some Vince. I swear...he's always been my favorite.

Mick were and will always be the best of them.......................

Jesus!.... If I had $00.05 cents everytime this song helped me through a hard time I wouldn't need a dime. They were something back in "the day" and I still blast this for my kiddos . Thanks Tom, Vince, Mic and Sixx!!!

Bro I've seen this so many times and it still brings so many tears much love for the crew fuckin love you guys♥️

I've been a Crue fan since I was 6 years old and always ran around the house wearing my ripped up "custom" Crue shirts and blasting their music from any and every speaker I had access to. Due to always being exposed to my taste in music my mother became a huge fan as well and particularly loved Home Sweet Home and she sang along to it with her beautiful voice any time she heard it. She passed away at 54 years young in 03 and I had Home Sweet Home played at her funeral as my way of saying goodbye and countless memories raced through my mind of she and I singing along cruising down the road or jamming around the house. To this day I still get chills from the opening chords and a trip down memory lane along with the chorus, tho you have no idea who we are I want to say thank you Motley Crue for providing the soundtrack to my youth and beyond and especially for this song and the memories that come with it.

Almost feels like losing a family member.

I just got done watching the dirt and now I'm watching this!🤘

There can never be another 80s... blessed are we that experienced it first hand. 🎉😂

People will never understand what it was like to be around back in the day.......

Long live motley crue the best to ever do it I'm gonna miss this group

I was born 91 but music like this is my favorite the old bands. I love rock and metal music from that era. Todays music is horrible trash.

Thank you all... Vince, Nikki, Mick and Tommy! Crue for ever and ever

God i wish i was alive in the 80s. Im only 12 years old and my whole life my dad has been playing kickstart my heart and other motley crue songs for me. I always thought that he liked it just because he was old. But now i know. Now i fucking know. I always liked it but i didnt wanna admit it cuz no one else my age liked. I regret that so much now. So do what you want. Not what everybody else wants. Listen to what ever you like new or old. Watch what ever you like new or old. Wear what ever you want new or old. No one should be mean to you for what you like.

That was great. I was fortunate enough to see them live in 1989 and again in 2013, both times put on a great show. Iconic band.

Long Live Motley Crue :-) The first time I saw them was at The "US" Festival '83 :-) It was Memorial Day weekend on Heavy Metal Sunday \m/ \m/ ROCK ON!!!!!!!

just tears of remembering this how he sang dam we got old but i feel young 11/27 /18 4:09pm

I saw this at Helsinki once at the tour... but I don't remember how many times I have seen this song from video! EPIC! Mötley Crüe! And all the CRÜE THäNX!

For anyone wondering: the song playing at the beginning is Outro by M83 (one of my faves ever!!)

I'm gonna miss these fuckers. Mick Mars and Tommy lee are two of the best live musicians to ever grace the stage. Mars particularity. He rarely, if ever, fucks up. The only other guitarist I've seen that tight live was Satriani. Good fucking company.

Wish I was alive to see what the 80s were like. After seeing the dirt I'm in love with mötley crüe. Wish I decided to take a deeper dive into their music sooner!

The only video that ever made me cry, i repeat, the only one

Dear, Roll & Roll Hall of Fame. Why is "MOTLEY CRUE" isn't in your "SO" call hall of fame?

It was pretty damn cool to have grown up in the 80s when all of these Crue songs were coming out...love these guys

I hope Mick makes solo material. I'd love to hear what he's got stored away. Very underrated guitarist in my opinion

Vince Neil was fighting tears the whole time.

Seen them at 14yrs old and the Final tour at 50!! And 100 other show along the way...Best Generation ever!! God bless all

I décadas got goosebumps going into the guitar chords on “I’m on my way”

I always felt Vince was the most real and true out of all them.

One of my best memories was at a motley crue concert♥️ thanks guys for rockin the house. We will miss you.xxoo