MOTLEY CRUE / TOO FAST FOR LOVE ULTIMATE LEATHR EDITION Soundboard (1CD)

1. LIVE WIRE
2. PUBLIC ENEMY #1
3. TAKE ME TO THE TOP
4. MERRY-GO-ROUND
5. PIECE OF YOUR ACTION
6.STARRY EYES
7. STICK TO YOUR GUNS
8. COME ON AND DANCE
9. TOO FAST FOR LOVE
10. ON WITH THE SHOW
Bonus Tracks
11. NOBODY KNOWS WHAT IT'S LIKE TO BE LONELY
12. STICK TO YOUR GUNS (Single Version)
13. TOAST OF THE TOWN (Single Version)
14. PUBLIC ENEMY #1 (Demo)
15. TAKE ME TO THE TOP (Demo)
16. STICK TO YOUR GUNS (Demo)
17. TOAST OF THE TOWN (Demo)

The original leather mix of Mötley Crüe's legendary self-released first album, "Too Fast for Love," is being reissued in its ultimate form!

Since 1982, the album has been unified and distributed as a remix on major labels and Elektra labels, but the lack of rawness and refined finish were unpopular, ultimately increasing the value of the leather mix, which continues to this day.

The master tapes of this original leather mix have already been destroyed, and the official reissues, which were only partially released, were subject to noticeable scratches and other noise due to the recording process. However, for this release, we have selected the best condition tracks from multiple leather mixes, and have removed 99% of the scratches. Also noteworthy are the bonus tracks, including the previously unreleased "Nobody Knows What It's Like to Be Lonely," both sides of the 7-inch single "Stick to Your Guns," which was pressed in a limited run of 1,000 copies and distributed at gigs in the first half of 1981, and four tracks from a demo tape produced and distributed for promotional purposes prior to the album's production.

Of particular note is the 7-inch single of "Stick to Your Guns," which was also reissued and included as a bonus with the official 2005 reissue of the LP on the official website, but the recording was foolishly replaced with the same version as the bonus track on the album's remastered CD (the title track on side A is the same version as on the LP).

This time, we have included the original single versions from this extremely rare original 7-inch. Although the takes on these two single versions are the same as the demos, the sound quality is good, so it is clear that the mixes are quite different. This 1981 recording, which was their origin and also the ideal for fans, has finally been released on a press CD that will satisfy even the most discerning fans!