Vince Neil Working On New Album

It looks like we're finally getting a follow-up to the 2010 release Tattoos & Tequila. Apparently Vince Neil is working on a new solo album and is already crowd-testing some of those songs. I just wish he'd perform songs from his Exposed album!

MÖTLEY CRÜE's VINCE NEIL Is Working On New Solo Record http://www.blabbermouth.net/news/motley-crues-vince-neil-is-working-on-new-solo-record/

Posted by Blabbermouth.net (Official) on Thursday, January 28, 2016

Comments

[Ace Steele]

Oh , Yippee... I can hardly wait.

[Jack T. Ripper]

Why? He never plays his own material! He is playing M3, why not cone out and rock the whole EXPOSED album. Now that would be KILLER! Great album! Then a couple from CARVED IN STONE and a few CRUE classics. Hell, RIPPER would settle for the 2 new songs off of TATTOOS AND TEQUILA! SERIOUSLY!!! Vince play sone of your own shit! PLEASE for the live of god not the same CRUE set!

[Gary]

I'd show up to one of Vinny's shows just to hear "Sister Of Pain" and "You're Invited But Your Friend Can't Come". from Exposed. 2 of the best songs to come out of the entire era,IMO. Christ they rocked.

[Bob]

"you're Invited" is an absolute classic. FWIW, I think the original version that was done for "Encino Man" is better than the re-recording he did for the album.

[Kenny Ozz]

His 2nd album, 'carved in stone' was one of the worst rock albums ever released.
Exposed was great though.

[Badland]

Like i said before i saw his solo tour back in the late 90's in Vegas. The Shark Club i believe. He was a little titty baby because only about 15 peolple showed up. He played 2 songs and left while his band played some cover tunes and then they left. Saw Slashes Snakepit with about 20 peolple and he played his entire set. Killer show. Just goes to show how the true rockers do it for the love of the music no matter how big the show is. Vince will fail as usual. Hes only doing it because he saw all the talk about Mick and John and then Sixx.

[Jack T. Ripper]

For the LOVE of a Vegas BUFFET play the EXPOSED album VINCE!

[Dj]

I understand he's gonna play some Motley hits, but I'd love to hear Sister Of Pain, You Cant Change Me, You're Invited, hell the whole album would be killer to see live. Exposed is a great rock album, perfect for a party. I'd love to see what his next album is gonna be like.

[Metalboy!]

I agree... Play any or all of "Exposed"!

And let us not forget "Promise Me"!

I got it from someone within his organization who says he likes some of the "Exposed" stuff better than Crüe. Though I don't agree with that, it is baffling to me why Neil doesn't at least perform "Your Invited But Your Friends Can't Come" during every show.

Sure as h*ll, it would get a great response!

[Metalboy!]

Another thought... Working with the right people, he could potentially put out something to a lost Crüe album, filling the void left since "Saints of Los Angeles", because of one simple reason the others won't have on their albums... His inimitable voice!

[Metalboy!]

What I meant to say is, if he was really intent on it, he could make this album something akin to a lost Crüe album.

[Jack T. Ripper]

Look in her eyes!!! Fine fine wine!!!!

[Metalboy!]

What the h*ll... Neil should doing this new album with Steve Stevens and go on tour with him playing a mix of some tracks from it and "Exposed" plus a couple of the choice covers from "Tattoos and Tequila" (i.e. Cheap Trick's "He's A Whore") and then, of course, a nice mix of Motlëy Crüe tunes, expected and unexpected.

I think the boyz are really smart to get in the studio right away. Mourning Metal Souls like us who are lamenting the loss of Crüe will be curious to listen to all their solo albums in the wake of the fanfare of The All Bad Things Come To An End Tour.

Maybe some good will come of it. Certainly, if it does for Neil, it's a chance for at least some real genuine Rock & Roll redemption and not just only for the money.

[Ace Steele]

"For the LOVE of a Vegas BUFFET "....

Jack T. Ripper? You Sir, Just won the Internet with that lead - in... WELL DONE SIR! ;)


Vince? Just unleash Zoltan Chaney to kick up a beat in rehearsal, let the other guys write a riff or 10, and spit some lyrics...(not every 3rd one,) and pretend you care. You surprised your self, & even me, with what you can still do if you apply your self. Don't sleepwalk thru this & it might even be worthwhile.

[Metalboy!]

Hey, Ace... Who's he got recording this album with him? The Amazing Zoltan is a no-brainer but any word on who else's may be involved or is it just Strum and Blando, too.

[steverox]

I would LOVE to hear the entire "exposed" album live, that album was killer. Saw him on that tour in Salt Lake City (with Steve Stevens) opening up for I think Scorpions, and the whole band sounded great.

Last summer, I went to see Slaughter at my local state fair because 1) They've got some great songs, and 2) I really wanted to see Zoltan drum in person. I understand it's a shtick not everybody enjoys, but as far as entertainment value, there is no other drummer I've ever seen like Zoltan Chaney. I go to (a lot) of concerts for the music and the show. I hate it when bands skimp on production because they "want the focus to be on the music". Screw that, I can put a CD on at home for the music ... I pay to see a show. Zoltan is a one man show worthy of the price of admission.