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Motley Crue "Shout at the Devil" tour

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  • Started 3 years ago by briandrankin
  • Latest reply from SIXX-Again

  1. briandrankin

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    Does any fellow glamster out there have pics or know where I could find pics of the Shout at the Devil tour stage set? It was some destruction style scene and backdrop. I have the McFarlane Toys Shout at the Devil stage set and I want to make the background and displays. Thanks BrianDRankin

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    Posted 3 years ago #  

  3. niki

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    That would be a tough one. I remember a while back someone else was asking about that (someone I worked with at the time) and we could not find anything else. We were told the best place is ebay for random collectors that might auction some of their photos off but we found nothing.

    Posted 3 years ago #  

  4. RockNeverDies

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    I know there are some photos out there, but I couldn't really tell you how and where they are. Maybe one of the Motley Crue fansites out there would have some kind of gallery for the tour? This may be a bit of a longshot, but try some google image searches also.

    Posted 3 years ago #  

  5. poisonfan5

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    try photobucket.u might get lucky

    i know it seems like we are never coming back. i know it feels like we r never coming back. you tryed ur best and you knew it wouldnt last. they were the words they wrote on her casket!
    Posted 3 years ago #  

  6. kissfan72

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    I love the Crue, but does anyone think they were ripping off Kiss' "Destroyer" show with "Shout...?"

    Posted 1 year ago #  

  7. SIXX-Again

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    I saw the Crue twice on the "Shout At The Devil" tour(once as the main act & once opening for Ozzy who was touring "Bark At The Moon"). I remember Tommy's kit was on a platform of stones/'rubble' like the "Destroyer" album cover, but that's where the similarities ended.

    I prefer to think of it as paying 'tribute' to their heroes...rather than ripping them off. :)

    Posted 1 year ago #  

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