Mötley Crüe storm the U.S. on the 'Shout at the Devil' tour
Few albums in '80s metal are as iconic as Mötley Crüe's Shout at the Devil. And the tour in support of the record, which kicked off with a star-making set at the US Festival in front of approximately 100,000 fans, and later saw the band barnstorm across the country as the support act on Ozzy Osbourne's Bark at the Moon outing, has become just as legendary. "It was one of the most dangerous tours I ever did," Ozzy once told this writer. According to then-Mötley manager Doc McGhee, however, it was all in a day's work. "These guys weren’t bad guys and they didn't do it to be rock stars," he told me. "They did it because that's what they did."