Motley Crue Trivia

1. What album was the song "Without You" on?

From Quiz The Ultimate Motley Crue Quiz

Answer: Dr. Feelgood

"Dr. Feelgood" was released in 1989, with the record label Elektra. Their producer was Bob Rock, and the length of the album was 45:07.

From Quiz Best 80's Hair Band - Motley Crue

Answer: 1981, "Too Fast for Love"

Motley Crue was formed January 17, 1981. They had their first album, "Too Fast for Love", self-produced and it was released on Leathür. The album was released in November of 1981. They sold 20,000 copies of the album, and on August 20th, 1982 they were ready for tour!

From Quiz The Crue Rules!

Answer: Home Sweet Home

'Home Sweet Home' is off the Motley Crue album 'Theatre of Pain', which was released on June 21, 1985. Tommy Lee plays both the drums and the piano on this beautiful ballad. It reached number six on the U.S. Billboard charts on June 5, 1995.

From Quiz Motley Lyrics

Answer: Stick To Your Guns

This is a never released track from "Too Fast For Love". It is on the box set, "Music To Crash Your Car To".

From Quiz All about the Crue- Motley Crue

Answer: seven

The band started out in 1981 with O'Dean on vocals, Greg Leon playing guitar, Nikki Sixx playing bass guitar and Tommy Lee playing drums. They then made a change later that year and cut Greg Leon replacing him with Robin on guitar. Then that year they made another switch that lasted until 1992 with the four rockstars we all know as Motley Crue. Mick Mars- guitar, Nikki Sixx- bass guitar, Vince Neil- vocals and Tommy Lee- drums.

From Quiz Motley Crue "Dr. Feelgood"

Answer: Without You

Motley Crue officially became a band in January 1981. Tommy Lee and Nikki Sixx had played together in bands before. They met Mick Mars through a newspaper ad. Vince Neil was playing with a band called Rock Candy when he met the others.

From Quiz Motley Crue "Girls, Girls, Girls"

Answer: Dancing on Glass

Tommy Lee and Nikki Sixx had been playing in bands together when they met Mick Mars through an ad in a newspaper. They met Vince Neil when he was playing with a band called Rock Candy. In his early days, Vince was famous for wearing all white when he performed. Motley Crue officially became a band in January of 1981.

From Quiz Motley Crue Trivia

Answer: Christmas

According to Vince Neil in the 1985 documentary, "Uncensored", Motley Crue was going to be called Christmas when they were first starting out.

From Quiz Mötley Crüe: Vince Neil

Answer: Vince Neil Wharton

He was born Febuary 8, 1961 in Hollywood, California. He was born Vince Neil Wharton but later dropped his last name to become known only as Vince Neil.

From Quiz Mötley Crüe "Shout at the Devil"

Answer: Allister Fiend

The narration was written by Nikki Sixx. Tom Werman was this album's producer. He produced the Crüe's next two albums also.

From Quiz Motley Lyric Trivia

Answer: On with the Show

This song is off their debut album "Too Fast For Love".

From Quiz Tough Crüe Trivia

Answer: Looks That Kill

Nikki never admitted if he had or not. I read this in the band's autobiography "The Dirt".

From Quiz A Mötley Quiz on a Mötley Crüe

Answer: Los Angeles

Some of their first gigs were played on the Sunset Strip.

From Quiz Motley Lyrics and Crue Tunes

Answer: Starry Eyes

This is one of my all-time favorite Motley songs! All four of these songs are from Motley Crue's debut album, "Too Fast For Love".

From Quiz Motley Crue: Nikki Sixx

Answer: Frank Ferrana, Jr.

While Nikki's mom was giving birth to him, the nurse asked his father, Frank Ferrano, what he wanted to name him. Going against Nikki's mom's wishes, he named his son "Frank Ferrano, Jr."

From Quiz The Ultimate Motley Crue Quiz

Answer: Too Young To Fall In Love

"Too Young To Fall In Love" was released on the album "Shout At The Devil" in 1983. The song was written by their bassist Nikki Sixx, and was released as a single in 1984. It reached number 90 on the Billboard Hot 100, and number 26 on Mainstream Rock tracks.

From Quiz Best 80's Hair Band - Motley Crue

Answer: 1992 - 1997

Vince Neil left Motley because he started Indy Racing. He came up with Vince Neil Racing, because he loved the sport so much. Vince left racing in 1992 when he crashed his car in a race in Long Beach. Then Neil started a new solo career. In 1997 both Neil's and Motley's careers were going down, so they joined up again in 1997. You can hear John Corabi singing on the album "Motley Crue".

From Quiz Quaternary

Answer: Father

John Corabi was Mötley Crüe's vocalist for the album 'Mötley Crüe' and the EP 'Quarternary'. They were both released in 1994. In 1997, Vince Neil returned as the band's vocalist.

From Quiz The Crue Rules!

Answer: Don't Go Away Mad (Just Go Away)

This song was the fourth single from the Crue's fifth album, 'Dr. Feelgood'. The album was released in 1989. It made it to number 19 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1990.

From Quiz Motley Lyrics

Answer: Red Hot

"Red Hot" is from "Shout At The Devil" (1983). A very underrated song!

From Quiz Motley Crue "Dr. Feelgood"

Answer: Same ol' Situation

On Motley Crue's "Greatest Hits" album, "Dr. Feelgood" was the album with the most featured songs. The songs were "Kickstart My Heart", "Dr. Feelgood", "Same ol' Situation", "Don't Go Away Mad", and "Without You".

From Quiz Motley Crue "Girls, Girls, Girls"

Answer: Five Years Dead

The first nine months they were a band, Motley Crue lived in a run-down slum in Los Angeles. As Vince described in the band's memoir, "The Dirt", the house was always full of guests and unspeakably filthy. They didn't even clean up the backyard after the Los Angeles Department of Health Services showed up, complaining about all the rats that were living in the garbage. The chapter in "The Dirt" that described the house is totally nasty, but very funny at the same time.

From Quiz Mötley Crüe: Vince Neil

Answer: Rockandi

He was in this band for quite some time while in high school. At their first concert they performed "I Want You to Want Me" by Cheap Trick, "Sweet Emotion" by Aerosmith and "Smokin' in the Boy's Room" by Brownsville Station. He would later leave the band for Mötley Crüe after the guitar player cut his hair and said he was going to become a new wave band.

From Quiz Mötley Crüe "Shout at the Devil"

Answer: Bastard

Allan Coffman was the brother-in-law of Mick's friend Stick. Coffman had no experience in the music business at all but still decided to sign the band.

From Quiz Motley Lyric Trivia

Answer: submission

This lyric is from "Louder Than Hell" off of their third album "Theatre of Pain". This song's original title was "Hotter Than Hell" but the band thought louder described them better.

From Quiz Tough Crüe Trivia

Answer: 11

He said it was like a luxury prison. He only served 19 days. He was ordered to pay over 2 million in restitution and serve community service.

From Quiz A Mötley Quiz on a Mötley Crüe

Answer: Music to Crash Your Car To

It includes all of the band's studio albums. Two volumes were already released with the third on the way.

From Quiz Motley Lyrics and Crue Tunes

Answer: Dr. Feelgood

This song was one of the two beautiful ballads on the "Dr. Feelgood" album, the other one being "Without You".

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