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Vince Neil Part 5: Decade of Vinnie

 

Too Fast For Love (1981-1982)

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Shout At The Devil (1983-1984)

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Theater Of Pain (1985-1986)

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Girls, Girls, Girls (1987)

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Dr. Feelgood (1989-1990)

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Decade Of Decadence (1991)

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Nikki Sixx Part Sixx: Fashionista

 

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Mr. Motley Crue was born with Rock Star genes & sure did cut a figure back in the ‘80s. By 1986-1987 the street punk had accumulated some wealth & began enjoying the finer things in life & photo sessions from those days reveal a more mature & stylish gent.

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As early as Shout At the Devil Nikki showed a flair for fashion when he wasn’t studded up in his Road Warrior gear:

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You could say that Nikki was almost a bit too pretty, maybe looked a little too perfect a Rock Star & this coloured many people’s appraisals of the man as a musician.

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Add to the attributes of beauty & talent a predilection for heroin use & general rowdiness &, Ladies & Gentlemen, you have the makings of a Rock God (or, a fashion model: it’s a little hard to tell the difference with some of these glamour shots!).

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We’ll leave you with some Sleaze Patrol TV of Nikki & Mick from 1991 when they made it up to Canada to promote Decade Of Decadence. Motley had recently turned 10 years old & the world was their oyster (or so they thought) . . .

Nikki & Mick in Canada, Late 1991–Part 1
Nikki & Mick in Canada, Late 1991-Part 2

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The Crue Chronicles – Rip Magazine, 1990

 

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Sylvie Simmons’ Rip Magazine article ‘The Crue Chronicles’ is a classic that traces the Crue career up to 1990. The introduction is the best part as well as the candid pics, some by long-time collaborator Ross Halfin.

(click images to enlarge & READ)

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