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The Motley Crue's story started in Los Angeles in 1981, when bassist Nikki Sixx, drummer Tommy Lee, guitarist Mick Mars and vocalist Vince Neil recorded their first LP, Too Fast for Love. Released independently - something not almost as common then as it is nowadays - the album rapidly sold over 20,000 copies and made the band a national recording contract with Elektra Records.

Only two years after the band's inception, a new star was obviously on the horizon. And The Crue, whose success soon surpassed even the bands they once emulated, were more than prepared to give the skinny-tied, overly-synthesized rock charts a swift kick in the neck.

With the 1983 release of Shout at The Devil, the band accomplished and shocked new, hungry national viewers. Songs such as "Looks That Kill" and "Too Young To Fall In Love" helped to generate the first MTV generation and a headline-grabbing tour showcased the band's outrageous live shows. Fire, smoke and volume endlessly powered The Motley Crue's concerts and by 1984 photos of Motley Crue plastered magazine covers every where.

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