As I mentioned in an earlier post, most of my 1980s Motley listening was done on cassettes: they were easy to use & transport & the compactness made them a tougher medium as well (to check out vintage Motley cassette art click HERE). My first experience hearing Motley was a friend’s copy of the Shout At the Devil record & I’ll never forget staring at that great big gatefold with all four members looking as tough & weird & otherworldly as they ever would. It goes without saying that the LP is the superior way to experience classic rock music with its analog, warm, sound & the almost lavish artwork. Luckily I was able to get all 5 original Motley records on vinyl, several copies of most in fact, & here they are in all their 1980s glory!
TOO FAST FOR LOVE (1982)
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Shout At The Devil (1983)
Theatre Of Pain (1985)
Smokin’ In the Boys Room/Use It Or Lose It (45 rpm single, 1985)
Girls, Girls, Girls (1987)
Dr. Feelgood (1989)
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