The 13 Greatest Motley Crue Songs of All Time

Sleaze, spectacle, and hair-metal anthems collide here, from arena-shaking power ballads to raw deep cuts only die-hard fans remember. Which one still hits hardest?

1

Dr. Feelgood

The band's highest-charting single, a hard-driving track about a Sunset Strip drug dealer.

1000pts

2

Looks That Kill

A glam-metal staple from Shout at the Devil built around a menacing guitar riff.

744pts

3

Too Fast for Love

The title track of their independently released debut album that launched the Sunset Strip scene.

609pts

4

Don't Go Away Mad (Just Go Away)

A hard-rocking Dr. Feelgood single about a bitter, unraveling relationship.

546pts

5

Smokin' in the Boys Room

A glam-rock cover of the Brownsville Station classic that became one of their biggest hits.

546pts

6

Wild Side

A gritty, socially charged rocker from Girls, Girls, Girls about street life and rebellion.

387pts

7

Time for Change

A reflective, string-laced ballad from Theatre of Pain that surprised fans with its introspective tone.

387pts

8

Girls, Girls, Girls

A strip-club anthem and title track from the band's 1987 album celebrating their rock-star excess.

284pts

9

Without You

A power ballad from Dr. Feelgood about devotion, showcasing the band's softer melodic side.

284pts

10

Shout at the Devil

The pounding title track from their 1983 album that cemented their shock-rock image.

158pts

11

Live Wire

The explosive opening track from their 1981 debut Too Fast for Love, showcasing raw punk-metal energy.

158pts

12

Too Young to Fall in Love

A dark, galloping track from Shout at the Devil about doomed young romance.

158pts

13

Same Ol' Situation (S.O.S.)

A polished pop-metal single from Dr. Feelgood addressing a troubled relationship.

158pts