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- Decade of Decadence
- - 854,240 plays
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  - 78 shares
Mötley Crüe
Released 1991

Primal Scream [#]
04:46
41,631 plays

Shout at the Devil
03:14
37,583 plays

Live Wire [Kick Ass '91 Remix]
03:16
32,704 plays

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songs

- 1
- Live Wire [Kick Ass '91 Remix]
- 03:16
- 32,704 plays

- 2
- Piece of Your Action [Screamin' '91 Remix]
- 04:39
- 21,021 plays

- 3
- Shout at the Devil
- 03:14
- 37,583 plays

- 4
- Looks That Kill
- 04:08
- 32,027 plays

- 5
- Home Sweet Home ['91 Remix]
- 04:01
- 111,855 plays

- 6
- Smokin' in the Boys' Room
- 03:27
- 100,451 plays

- 7
- Girls, Girls, Girls
- 04:29
- 105,791 plays

- 8
- Wild Side
- 04:40
- 102,039 plays

- 9
- Dr. Feelgood
- 04:48
- 163,547 plays

- 10
- Kickstart My Heart [Live in Dallas, TX]
- 04:57
- 30,186 plays

- 11
- Teaser
- 05:16
- 16,920 plays

- 12
- Rock 'N' Roll Junkie
- 04:01
- 17,613 plays

- 13
- Primal Scream [#]
- 04:46
- 41,631 plays

- 14
- Angela [#]
- 03:54
- 20,519 plays

- 15
- Anarchy in the U.K. [#]
- 03:20
- 20,356 plays

album review

Elektra Entertainment drew on the five albums Mötley Crüe had recorded in the 1980s and threw in a few new songs as well when assembling the best-of collection Decade of Decadence. The title couldn't be more appropriate -- whether the subject matter is strippers ("Girls, Girls, Girls") or the occult ("Shout at the Devil"), Crüe delights in some of rock's sleaziest decadence since Kiss and Sweet. Die-hard aficionados will already be more than familiar with such headbanger classics as "Looks That Kill," "Wild Side," and "Piece of Your Action," but for those new to the band's metal and hard rock, the album isn't a bad introduction at all. The previously unreleased material includes a live version of "Kickstart My Heart" and an ironic cover of the Sex Pistols' "Anarchy in the U.K." In the '70s, the punk and metal audiences were hardly the best of friends; but in the '80s, it became downright fashionable for headbangers to embrace punk. ~ Alex Henderson, All Music Guide