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Joesph 2022-08-03 20:34:39
Time For Change
(Should not be a film review)
In 2001, during a short break in the sketching class, I borrowed a tape called "Shout At The Devil" from a classmate. The moment I put it in the Walkman, I bid farewell to my adolescence.
There is a very humble performance in the album "God Bless the Children of the...
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Brooke 2022-08-03 19:03:44
How did heavy metal rock stars die in the 1980s
How do these idiots live every day, there is no scale to fall and fall, from paradise to the bottom, drug abuse and promiscuity destruction, but they can survive from desperation, it seems that it is not just their own efforts, God is indeed right. They are so good. The wild bastards who...
Martin Covert
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MTV VJ: Mötley Crüe, no strangers to controversy, are under fire again for their latest Satanic song, "Shout at the Devil". The group brushed off all accusations claiming it's shout _at_ the devil, not _with_ the devil. Parents, be warned - the group continues to play the song on tour with the Prince of Darkness himself, Ozzy Osbourne.
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[Razzle approaches Mötley Crüe's table]
Razzle: Mötley Crüe! You all all right?
[pause]
Razzle: Razzle. Hanoi Rocks.
Tommy Lee: What's up, man?
[Tommy shakes Razzle's hand]
Razzle: We're touring the States for the first time, mate.
Nikki Sixx: All right. Sit down, join us.
[Razzle sits beside Vince. He suddenly feels his pants unzip and jumps off the seat]
Razzle: Fucking hell!
[Mötley Crüe laughs as a groupie emerges from under the table. She pulls Razzle back to his seat]
Razzle: I fucking love America!
[Nikki and Tommy howl in approval]
Vince Neil: I love this guy, man.
Tommy Lee: Yeah, boy!
