Motley Crue Live in Motreal Quebec 1984 Shout at the Devil Tour MASTER 1080i HD 60fps
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- This is Motley Crue Live in Quebec Canada May 6, 1984. Recorded on the Shout At the Devil Tour. This is the only full live show from the shout at the devil era that exists. Even Motley Crue has had to you this historic bootleg footage to be able to tell their story. If not for Bootlegs like this many important moments in music history would be lost.....FOREVER....This is the first time this footage has been uploaded to CZcams from the master tape remastered in 1080I 60fps digital HD.
Holy shit ! I was at that concert, was just 16 years old, what a show, Accept opened up for them, they were just as good as the Crüe! The correct date is June 9, 1984, still have the ticket stub, infernal heat in there, came out socking wet, thanks for the memories. 55 years old and still rocking 🤘🏻
That must have been mind-blowing at the time, I regret not seeing them on the Shout tour. I saw the next one, it was good but not like this because they changed their style a bit. This right here is such a classic, the epitome of Heavy Metal.
The first two albums are classics.
Just the first two? Theater of Pain, Girls Girls Girls, and Dr Feelgood aren't classic Crüe albums?
@@michaelharrington75 the first two are the most raw, I consider them proper heavy metal albums. They went a bit pop afterwards, although they did still make some very good songs.
@@ronniep9272 That's true. The first album is probably my favorite, but I like all five. But, I like more pop style metal.
Throwdown between both those classic albums ! ... czcams.com/video/qSCsaXxm0zA/video.html
You are right the first two were the best albums i was a fan in 1984 and like most Crue fans walked away when Smokin in the Boys room came out.They acquired a more mainstream crowd after that and got a lot bigger but where never as good.
Vince is killing it. His voice was epic back then. Micks tone!!! OMG. He had his monster tone from the very beginning. Tommy Lee was a drumming god in my teenage eyes. And Nikki was playing good as well. Back before he got on the backing track bandwagon.
You ain't kidding, they were on fire here. I'm not sure if Motley Crue invented Glam Metal but I'm pretty certain they perfected it. I got into music because of KISS, I started playing drums because of Tommy Lee. His flashy style of playing, specifically stuff like the drum solo was mind-blowing to me.
I've watched this video several times and why not? Everyone knows this is the band's best era.
Damn Straight. Any hardcore MC fan will tell you the same.
@@mikebambamvincent2024 wow, now that’s a story. Kinda like that guy who’s been a guest on 3sides of the coin, says he slept in the bushes to get tickets for a kiss show. I guess he showed early or it was afterwards.
AMEN or LIKEWISE!
Word
The crazy part is that they don't sound very different in concert these days, at least when Mick was still there. Everyone likes to pick apart the different elements and poke fun at this or that, but it's the audience that has changed so drastically and become jaded.
Love Tommy’s drumming style during this era..
Cymbal grabs, twirl sticks, cowbell, double bass
Saw this tour in the early stages. I believe it was the 8th date December 4th, 1983 at the Ritz Music Hall in Corpus Christi, Texas. The opener was a local band (Little Ducks From Mars) that got booed off the stage because they weren’t a metal band playing to a metal crowd. The venue was a 1500 seat theatre. The band was tight and put on a hell of a show. It’s the only concert I’ve ever bought a long sleeve tshirt at the merch booth. It had flames up the sleeves with the Pentagram on the front and dates on the back. Oh the memories of the 80’s and being a teenage Metalhead during that decade. It was a glorious time.
Man, Vince was a ferocious singer in his prime. Absolutely kiils it.
Yeah, the whole band was on fire. I'd hate to have to go on after this. Tommy's flashy playing looked so freaking cool here.
Ummm….no he wasn’t.
@@deejay7060 I've heard that from others as well, here's a couple things that had me thinking about that. Try singing something from this album and record it, then play it back. I've done it, I'm an ok singer but I sounded terrible compared to Vince. The thing is, not everyone is gonna be a Rob Halford or Geoff Tate. As great as they are neither one of them would have been as good in MC as Vince was. At that moment in time I doubt you would've been able to find a better overall frontman for Motley Crue, if that were possible it would have surely happened.
@@irocitZ I saw them in 85, 87, 90 and 04. The only time I thought Vince good was 90.
@@deejay7060 me too, i saw all of those shows but I did miss Dr Feelgood. The Theater of pain ticket stub I have says $12.50, haha. Besides that, I was at most of his solo shows. To be honest sometimes he wasn't always pitch perfect but always pretty good, I always had a good time so I can't complain. The band was always great, like top notch. I've read some comments about Vince, saying how horrible he sounds. I guess the dozen or more times I've seen him I never thought that in person, video clips I've seen a few bad ones though.
Absolutely bad ass bootleg. What a tour. Motley Crue at their best..
Damn straight.
I was at that show in 1984. The pyrotechnics were literal dynamite on stage, so loud. Motley was impressive back then. Mick played killer riffs and sound super heavy. Good stuff.
I was there too . I saw them at Verdun auditorium and then they came to the forum I think ? I’m mixed up . Where was this one ?
That's due to the fact that MC were young and hungry
It is a travesty that this tour was never captured as a pro shot.
Probably was, but never released as almost all Motley Crue shows.
US FESTIVAL
Thank you for this , I like to let the people who bash motley and Vince listen to this this was before guns and roses and many other bands that people say are 10 x better than the Crue , they were the first luvdacrue
@@ACEDIAMOND666 that was the too fast for love tour. No production either.
@@steveroncevic3972 agree!shout is the greatest metal album of all time.
This is the only concert I could find where Vince sings the chorus of Looks That Kill just like on the record. His voice sounded really great here, they should release the soundboard audio of this show!
Yes! Vince didn’t always suck like he does now!
Agreed
They can't because they sound terrible now.
@@sammue6349 What does that have to with this show?
What makes you think those tapes still exist
Man, Tommy is a beast on drums!!!
BUT...."IT" was ALL "fake" though, RIGHT? (according to MOST people NOW) And ALL piped IN "pre-recorded" music.....🥴😵💫 Well, maybe Nikki WAS ...Lol. NEVER turned on CRUE for the bass anyways!
Ya, besides the Killer riffs those drums really made MC come alive. All the accents in just the right places. Tommy i could say made that band
Awesome performance! Vince really brought the goods in the early days! Tommy is fantastic too. Such a driving force.
0:45 - Shout at the Devil
4:28 - Bastard
7:28 - Take me to the top
11:31 - Ten seconds to love
16:43 - Merry go round
20:12 - Knock em dead kid
24:00 - Fun :D
27:48 - Piece of your action
32:05 - Too young to fall in love
36:12 - God bless the children of the beast
37:35 - Red hot
40:52 - Tommys solo
44:52 - Micks solo
47:08 - Looks that kill
54:00 - Tommy&Vince
55:31 - Live wire
1:01:50 - Helter skelter
Thank you, man! :D 👋 🎊 🔥
You sir are our hero
The hero we dont deserve but need
🏆👑
Just as Kiss was at their best live during the Alive tour...Motley at their best during the Shout tours. SO much aggression. Love this
I wish they had more shout of the devil tour videos it was the single coolest metal album of all time and not nearly enough quality footage.
I met them at a record store signing in January 1984, waited in 20 degree cold for 2.5 hours (they were late). Great guys. They were in town opening for Ozzy (saw the show later that night. I'll always be a fan of the classic Crue.
Was that at the house of guitars?
Vince was top G back then perfect frontman image and his voice was perfection no skipping he sang better than the record
He’s always sucked live. He just remembered the words back then
So happy I saw Mötley on this tour they were on fire!!
Thank you and God bless you a million times for posting this great and ultra rare live video footage.
I don't understand why Motley Crue won't budge on releasing more of the pro shot concert video they have from these tours.
Every single tour is completely different from another. Each concert within the same tour is different from another. Why are we not allowed to see this?
Do they not relalize there is a universe of people out here who would go nuts to be able see shows from eras they never went to or maybe relive show they were able to attend? Something is telling me it Nikki. Same thing with Axl, Dave Sabo and Rachel Bolan from Skid Row. They only gave us crumbs of live video and that's it while the rest of these shows sit in a vault somewhere.
Dude I agree port these on dvds I'd love to be able to have a collection of 80s concerts.
Motley Crue at the 1983 US festival had a hard time with their sound but just a year later they were on top of their game. thank you to the person that filmed this show.
That was their very first BIG show . Believe it or not. They admitted they were nervous as hell and the sound was choppy and they weren’t that tight.
@@johnwiley9973 yes, i remember Tommy saying that he was upset at the sound at the US festival.
Brings tears to my eyes to see young people loving rock and roll. That's all I could ever ask for these days.. fuck
This was Motley at their best. I saw them in San Jose on this tour. Great memories.
this is my all time favorite bootleg and have watched it many times
I’d much rather see a band building its legacy, rather than destroying it. This is epic and I’d watch it 100 times before paying to see them now.
yep..
Thank you for this. I will absolutely use this quote from now on to describe why I refuse to see bands now. 😁
What do they care? They're entitled to cash in on all the years of pain and hard work, they earned it. The younger fans who thought they'd never get a chance to see them are able to do that, that's who this is for. The older fans who've seen them a bunch of times can go or not, it's up to them. Given the chance to make a boatload of money in one's profession I think is a no-brainer, hell I wouldn't turn it down.
Incredible and powerful. Thanks for posting.
I saw the earlier in the year tour Crue opening for Ozzy it was exactly like this even where I sat is similar to the vid! Still my favorite show of all time.
Thrilled to have found this. Basically the same set I saw as a teen in early 1984 at the Broome County Arena in Binghamton NY. They opened for Ozzy on his Bark at the Moon Tour. The Crue were in top form, right down to Vince's banter. Waysted preceded Motley to kick off the party. Without any doubt a memorable experience captured right here.
Motley Crue and WhiteSnake was my first show ever at the Broome County Arena. It was a golden age for that town and not only the towns' local music scene , But it seemed like once a month there were concerts at the Arena. Not so anymore. Probably the last 20 years. The last show I saw at the Arena was either Godsmack in the Faceless tour or Tool. Can't remember which.
It's ridiculous that no one had the foresight to record this properly so many other bands did it right Def Leppard has amazing amazing stuff on the pyromania tour and that was before this one.
I saw this show with Ozzy 01 /16/84. my 16th b-day. In Philly. I haven't been right since!!!!!!!!!! LOL!!
Me too at Madison Square Garden!
Saw them at the Meadowlands that week with Ozzy and Waysted - great show!
Huge upgrade in quality. Awesome. Thanks.
This is one awesome piece of Rock/Metal history on video.This was a great tour and the first time I saw the band was at the Dallas,Texas show in Dec of 83 and in San Angelo,Texas about a week later.A friend of mine shot pictures at both shows and they met them in San Angelo.
I lived in San Angelo at that time. I wanted to go but I was 10! Weren't they opening for KISS on that tour?
@@ThrillingTwo Motley only opened a hand full of shows in the west with KISS.Then they started a small venue tour headlining in the winter of 84.
I was at that Dallas show. Bronco Bowl?
thanks for posting, I saw them on this tour at the CNE Coliseum, Toronto. Not my first concert, but still one of the most memorable.
Wow!!! Can’t believe I finally came across this concert, saw this tour in SLC Utah front row, between Vince and Mick! THOSE WHERE THE DAYS🤘🏻 Thank you for posting, can’t wait to show my grandkids👍🏻
Vince sounds great
I was there! wow this brings me back!
Thank you for the awesome upload !
These videos are really amazing for people like me who weren’t alive in the 80s and really want to experience it. Thank you
yea, you missed a hell of a era man. I seen these guys on the Girls, Dr. & Tatoo tour.
Damn - what an amazing find! Thank you for sharing!!!
..love it! 💥...I saw them live twice on this tour...memory of a lifetime!☠
Great video!! I saw them on this tour on May.19th, 1984 open for Ozzy here in South Florida. Watching this vid is like reliving the time I saw them back then. Motley Crue were at their best then IMO.
Bloody hell, another show I was at! At a smaller venue: the Verdun Auditorium, Accept was the opening act.
My first show ever at Verdun. it was hot like hell I was 13 and they only served beer No water, no pepsi nothing..Was not a concern in 1984. Lol. First come first seated, no designated seat I barely made it alive in the auditorium. I was like 100pds at the time. Times have changed
Exactly, Accept offered a killer performance too.
I was there too, right at the front. Got spit on a few times because the idiot next to me kept spitting on Nikki and Vince, and they kept returning the favour. Still thought it was an awesome show.
Thanks bro..this is what i want to see in Motley Crue in live concert..
When the music is all connected and synchronized..Motley❤Crue
Extremely thankful for this!
What an absolutely badass tour.. Motley at their best. I was 11 yers old when this was happening, I would have killed to see this.
same here, man
So killer! I would’ve been 10 at this time 🤘🏼
@@damionchrist I was 11!! Lol
@@matthewmeserve73 - we had the best music growing up, 70’s, 80,s, 90’s, and 00!
@@damionchrist Absolutely!!!
Shout sounds awesome not rushed like its played now in concert. Vince is singing the songs not mumbling through all of them!!! Absolutely love this concert. My brother actually caught Tommy lees drumstick at rupp arena Kentucky during this tour!!!!
So nostalgic! The best of their day! Apparently Vince has always struggled with losing breath and skipping lyrics.
The difference is because back then, he would run around a lot. When he stands still during songs, he’d hit pretty much every word. Nowadays, he still can’t hit every word even if he stands still.
Just like DLR, running around like that, yeah you're gonna mess up a lot but nobody cared then, it was a high energy rock and roll concert. Only computer screen critics point these things out 20 years later.
@@stiffrichard2816 this is my argument when people complain about singers, most singers nowadays barely move, 80s rock is high energy constant movement of course you’re going to be out of breath
Vince sings incredible here
@@stiffrichard2816 I know, I saw them in the glorious 80's in their prime. They set the bar for every live performance I've seen since then. Vince just doesn't have it anymore.
Love this band
Wow, Vince actually sounds like a Vince from the record. This was my childhood, so good to see this vid, thanks for posting!
I saw them on this tour. They were weren't very tight, sloppy as hell, but the crowd energy was incredible. They were supporting Ozzy and I'd reckon the majority of the people were there for Motley Crue.
My first show was 1985 Motely Crue at the Hartford Civic Center. I was in the 2nd row and was so loud I couldn't hear my moped engine when riding afterward. The pyrotechnics during the song Red Hot seemed to be way bigger than the other show I just watched. LOL, my face and arms felt the heat and was like opening a furnace door. The young women sitting next to me took off their panties and threw them to Vince who grabbed and gave or threw to Nikki. Everyone from the back rushed to the stage which was unexpected and was one heck of a first show.
Yeah. I seen this tour at Veterans Memorial in Columbus Ohio. It was super loud and Vince was shtfaced drunk. I was in the 12th row on Micks side.
They are also the famous US Festival in video but Quebec city was complete and uncensored and......uncut
Gr8 show 4 this 100% Rockin city
Lot of band's prefer playing in Quebec than Montreal
I wonder why ?
Thanx for your hard work on the shows and those Priceless memories you share whit us!!!!
Amazing, the quality is great! 🤘🍻
I saw this show in high school when I was a freshman back in ‘84 and it was killer
I was a freshman too in 1984 - saw MC with OZZY in NJ
It's sad this is the best tour video of the shout tour, ..but at the same time thank goodness for this video ....SHOUT AT DEVIL at time I was 12 and I adored the album ,I changed my looks ,and girls started liking me, .....and I started getting laid haha not bad for a 13 yr... old but I looked 18 already it was magical time ,boy I miss those days !! ...MOTLEY CRUE will be remembered forever...
Seen this tour in May 1984 at the Amarillo, TX civic center. Saxon, I believe opened for them if memory serves me well. I had just turned 13 that April. I was the oldest out of us 3. They were 12!! Tickets were 12.50..12.00...? I know not over 15.00 for sure. Brenda, Felecia and I were on Mick Mars side.
Vince's talk and questions were almost the same. Stage set up the same. I don't remember the song line up though. Just know Shout At The Devil was first with its intro. I remember Sixx having this huge bra dangling from his bass. Wow, a flood of memories. I could write so much more.
What an awesome upload!
Saw this tour with Ozzy in Spokane Wa. My senior year of High School . This concert was a highlight
AWESOME! Vince incredible! 🤯
wow! so good! This is why this band is loved by so many and misunderstood by so many (the later stuff).
Not a cell phone in sight. I miss that. Just living in the moment.
I think this has to be the only full concert. I saw them in Fresno on this tour. Its was epic!
It seems after extensive touring, Vince sang a lot of these tunes even better than on the records. Practice makes perfect. And a lot of the songs just sound better live too.
Mötley Crüe's concerts were ALWAYS incredible! From their interactions with the crowds, to the insane Tommy Lee's unbelievable drum solo, to Mick Mars 🎸🎸guitar solo🎸🎸! Even Nikki Sixx's Bass solo was always fun especially with the interactions with the crowd. They were all crazy AF and they were ALWAYS kicking ass! I was so lucky to have been able to see Mötley Crüe open for Ozzy Osborne plus so many other bad *ss bands. The 🦂Scorpions🦂, Van Halen, Autograph, the Japanese band Loudness, and others. Those years were awesome. They had the absolute best music ever seen and heard!
00:01 Shout at the Devil, 03:56 Vince Neil Introduction, 04:29 Bastard, 07:23 Take Me to the Top, 11:30 10 Seconds to Love, 16:44 Merry-Go-Round, 20:13 Knock 'Em Dead Kid, 24:00 Piece of your Action, 32:02 Too Young to Fall in Love, 36:00 God Bless the Children of the Beast, 37:37 Red Hot, 40:45 Tommy Lee Drum Solo, 44:45 Mick Mars Guitar Solo, 46:52 Looks That Kill, 54:03 Live Wire, 1:01:54 Helter Skelter,
The mighty Crue when they were hungry
I’ve seen them more times than I can remember since the early days and this is easily one of their top two playlists… the only reason something might be better is because it includes songs not recorded at this time..
Vince’s voice sounds so strong . Great video .
So awesome too see them actually play their instruments 😊 . Old school with no ear pieces . Love it .
Saw them open for Ozzy at The Meadowlands, N.J. in 1983. Great band!
I was at the show at the Meadowlands Arena for Bark at the Moon but it was early 1984
Waysted opened
I can’t believe this is 40 years ago
I saw this show in denver, they were opening for ozzy. Talk about crazy energy!
So many aerobic moves by Vince and Nikki who was really channeling Juan Croucier here. :)
In all seriousness, probably the #1 tour I wish I saw - Crue headlining 1984. Love the stage set, the clothes, the energy, the raw backing vocals, etc.
Over the top for a band that had only been together for three years. No one could touch a live Crue show from 87-91.
Saw this in cleveland opening for ozzy bark at the moon tour !
God I wish I can go back to 80s
Im with You
once upon a time there was the real Motley Crue. Vince had the pipes then
Having just been to the Sydney & Melbourne 2023 concerts, yer at 62+ years old they don't put on the same show BUT they DEFINITELY don't disappoint. Vince certainly doesn't have the same voice, nor do any of us at that age, although 99.9% of us have NEVER lived their lifestyle. For those who leave negative thoughts, why bother watching/listening. It seems you've already decided yet still watch/listen. Mötley Crüe fkn ROCK
Seen this tour in SLC UT 13 14 years old they rocked back then!
Man I swear Motley even had a different playin style at this time..very anthemic and aggressive..even their stage presence is more aggressive. They changed styles completely on each album..new logo new style new sound but same attitude
I've got a theory about why so many of their early songs were anthemic....
Nikki's aunts husband who some some record company guy that sent nikki records as a kid probably told him that statistically ANthemic songs have a tendency to become hits.
I guess it's a "secret to success" in the industry.
THIS is Motley Crue!!! This is the way they looked and sounded the first time I ever heard of them, back in 6th grade, in 1983. It's sad look at them now, especially Vince.
We all age!!
GREAT JOB ALL...THANX 4 MAKING Tee with LIONS NAMED LEO the music worldwide.
LOVE YOU ALL...!!!....MUCH LOVE.!!
Nikki has the rocknroll in spirit... hes not producted... hes authentic...like the other members, but stronger...
Tommy's stick twirling....EPIC!
Way cool thanks
fucking incredible !
i saw motley crue for theatre of pain tour in early 86 i believe it was and then again in 89 for dr.feelgood era and then in 2012 and twice in 2015! long live the primal screamers!
This show was in Quebec city, not Montreal. Just saying. I was in Montreal probably the day before. I can't believe this show, my first ever, is on youtube. I love you guys ! For the records, in Montreal they served only beer. No water, no Pepsi nothing. We were 13 and got ourselves some beers cauz it was hot lie hell. 1984 !!!
Possible, at Verdun, Vince Neil threw a bottle of Bombay Gin at someone in the crowd and the Crue were close to starting a fight.
I was at this show , verdun auditorium, Accept was the opener.
I sae this tour. They had like 40 minutes and every song was off either Too Fast for Love or Shout. It was heavy metal bliss.
I has this on cassette in 84..!! I never knew video also existed.
Yeah. They were fucking on their game back then.
God, i miss those days.
Seen them on this tour in Bakersfield, CA. 🤘🤘🤘🤘
Thats the show I saw first time in Houston at the , if I remember rightly, the Astro Arena...with two other bands Axe and Heaven. I was in the 7th grade.
They came back shortly after that and opened for Ozzy..saw that show as well. Fun times back then.
SEEN CRUE OPEN FOR OZZY ,ALSO WHEN THEY HEADLINED IN 84 SAXON OPENED FOR THEM ONE OF MY FAVORITE SHOWS BESIDES V.H. 81. ,CRUE WAS NEVER THE SAME AFTER THEATRE OF PAIN ,I.M.O.
Saw them on this tour. Santa Monica Civic, California. Axe opened up for them. Good times.
This is great, heavy, loud and aggressive. Mick, Vince and Tommy are Red Hot !!
I saw them twice on this tour.. once opening for Ozzy and once the headliner in a small theater.. no one could touch them.
People keep on saying that he’s not that great a singer but what he does isn’t easy at all….
Vince was a beast in those days
Vince has never been able to sing just like David Lee Roth.
@@royalpurple7655 if you want to make comparisons he can’t even sing like Whitney Houston but who the hell cares. If you think what he’s doing is so damn easy start doing it… he doesn’t sing bad, he’s quite unique and he’s a good performer.
@@nasscmw no he is not a good performer. As a matter of fact he is scum bag murderer that paralyzed two innocent people from the neck down for the rest of their lives. The only member of that band that has any substance is Mick Mars and you see how they treated him.
I love you crue 🎵🎵🎵
Saw them open for Ozzy on the Bark at the Moon tour. It was awesome
If I ever did a Crue tribute band, I'd do this entire show.