Mötley Crue (1994) Like most Crue albums, Mötley Crue stays fun when it sticks to sprightly pop hooks. The ballads are lovely, and in "Poison Apples," new throat… Motley Crue Rock
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Mötley Crue (1994)

Motley Crue
Reviewed by Chuck Eddy | Mar 18, 1994
EW's GRADE
B

Details Lead Performance: Motley Crue; Genre: Rock

Like most Crue albums, Mötley Crue stays fun when it sticks to sprightly pop hooks. The ballads are lovely, and in ''Poison Apples,'' new throat John Corabi snarls high notes like Johnny Rotten and speed-raps like '70s Aerosmith. But when the guitars turn heavy, all Motley manages is overbearing plod. B

Originally posted Mar 18, 1994 Published in issue #214 Mar 18, 1994 Order article reprints