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Motley Crue 1987 Girls Girls Girls Tour Extremely rare!
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Motley Crue 1987 Girls Girls Girls Tour Extremely rare!Description
Condition: Used
In 1987, Motley Crue released their hit album "GIRLS, GIRLS, GIRLS", which was followed by an extensive North American tour.
July 16, 1987 at Rosemont Horizon, Chicago
BOOTLEG "Girls Girls Girls World Tour 1987
Girls Girls Girls World Tour 1987 in Chicago" is a 2LP analog record.
It is MADE IN U.S.A.
I think this is a very valuable item that is hard to find nowadays.
The cover is a cool shot of the band in their "GIRLS, GIRLS, GIRLS" TOUR costumes, and the back cover is a live stage shot.
The songs are as follows
Side A
All in the Name Of...
Live Wire
Dancing on Glass
Looks That Kill
Side B
Ten Seconds to Love
Red Hot
Home Sweet Home
Wild Side
Guitar Solo
Side C
Drum Solo
Shout at the Devil
Bad Boy Boogie
Too Young to Fall in Love
Side D
Smokin" in the Boys Room
Jailhouse Rock
Helter Skelter / Highway to Hell / Walk This Way / Rock and Roll
(with Rick Nielsen)
Girls, Girls, Girls
I haven't been able to check the playback, but there doesn't seem to be any noticeable flaws.
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