This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files. Enhancements include the "Wild Side" video.

Motley Crue: Vince Neil (vocals); Mick Mars (guitar); Nikki Six (bass); Tommy Lee (drums).

Recorded between 1982 & 1999. Includes liner notes by Paul Miles.

This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.

Motley Crue: Vince Neil (vocals); Mick Mars (guitar); Nikki Six (bass); Tommy Lee (drums).

Recorded between 1982 & 1999. Includes liner notes by Paul Miles.

This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.

Long overdue and eagerly awaited by Crueheads and metal fans alike, ENTERTAINMENT OR DEATH is the first live Motley Crue release. And instead of just pulling a couple shows from the group's reunion tour, this package covers Motley Crue's entire career; it is an audio souvenir of one of the most exciting live bands ever.

"Looks That Kill" (Fresno '85) is classic Crue and opens this trip down metal memory lane. "Home Sweet Home" (Dallas '98) will have you raising your lighter in the air. Vince Neil's arena war cries never disappoint, and ex-drummer Tommy Lee exclaims "been there?wrecked that s**t" before breaking into "Wildside." Lesser-known Crue gems like "Knock 'Em Dead Kid" and "Public Enemy #1" are supplemented by chart-toppers like "Smokin' in the Boy's Room" and "Girls, Girls, Girls." A raucous cover of "Helter Skelter" from the band's early live gigs highlights the set. ENTERTAINMENT is the true Motley live experience, with attitude-driven renditions of the band's best material. The Crue kicks it into high gear on every track.

Long overdue and eagerly awaited by Crueheads and metal fans alike, ENTERTAINMENT OR DEATH is the first live Motley Crue release. And instead of just pulling a couple shows from the group's reunion tour, this package covers Motley Crue's entire career; it is an audio souvenir of one of the most exciting live bands ever.

"Looks That Kill" (Fresno '85) is classic Crue and opens this trip down metal memory lane. "Home Sweet Home" (Dallas '98) will have you raising your lighter in the air. Vince Neil's arena war cries never disappoint, and ex-drummer Tommy Lee exclaims "been there?wrecked that s**t" before breaking into "Wildside." Lesser-known Crue gems like "Knock 'Em Dead Kid" and "Public Enemy #1" are supplemented by chart-toppers like "Smokin' in the Boy's Room" and "Girls, Girls, Girls." A raucous cover of "Helter Skelter" from the band's early live gigs highlights the set. ENTERTAINMENT is the true Motley live experience, with attitude-driven renditions of the band's best material. The Crue kicks it into high gear on every track.

Entertainment Weekly (12/3/99, p.103) - "...finds the band at their brattiest best but even the tamer '90s tracks prove Nikki Sixx to be a fine writer of pop songs." - Rating: A-

Entertainment Weekly (12/3/99, p.103) - "...finds the band at their brattiest best but even the tamer '90s tracks prove Nikki Sixx to be a fine writer of pop songs." - Rating: A-