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Heavy MTL 2008: Mötley Crüe
Montreal, QC - EvilGentleman - Thursday, September 4th, 2008 : goo
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This is the third article of the Heavy MTL concert series.
June 22, 2008. Parc Jean Drapeau. 9:30 PM. Disturbed has just finished their set. Thousands of pumped-up heavy metal fans await the last act of the best metal festival in Montreal this century. Many of these fans saw Iron Maiden rock the house the night before.
They will not be disappointed. They are about to see Mötley Crüe at their finest.
A couple crowd surfers sinking into the crowd.
A series of shots of the big screen to the right of the stage.
YAY BEER!
The final bow.
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EvilGentleman: 4th Sep 2008 - 04:50 GMT
Heh, just realized that I used the technically-correct (although misspelled) spelling of the band's name, with the little dots over the o and u. This means that unless I add a tag here in the comments, a search for Motley Crue will not link to this page.
EvilGentleman: 8th May 2011 - 04:16 GMT
I see the character map at citynoise has been changed, resulting in incorrect characters being used in place of the umlauts over the o and u in [Motley Crue]. Maybe if we ever get more editors again, it can be fixed.
Kent: 9th Jul 2012 - 08:08 GMT
Gorgeous shots, love! What an awesome liactoon! You could shot every engagement session there, and still have new fodder for images! What a perfect sunset. And about the Nathan's ooohhhh yeahhhh. They were my first hot dog. I was born in Atlanta, and my Mom used to take James and I to the mall when we were little and the Nathan's crew would cut up dogs into little toddler-sized pieces for us to eat. Apparently (according to my mother) this pleased us immensely.
Victor: 20th May 2013 - 19:40 GMT
Sup Scramb, I just wanted to say, that I feel alot of what this cat is syaing. It relates back to what Peek A Boo was talking about. The essence of Locking is something that only a select few have. When I watched the Fantastic Poppers for the first time back in 06/07 on a YouTube video, the essence that you guy had took me back to 1972 Wattstax and Soul Train. I agree that there is no right and wrong to expressing yourself but at the same time, I believe that when it comes to the Foundation of Locking, there is a right or wrong because without the proper foundation, the dance looks like an imitation and has no essence. Some of these dancers need to be held accountable and told the truth about their representation of Locking. This is something it is not happening in Locking or Popping either. Politics has seemed to have gotten in the way of honesty and I believe that the only way to maintain the integrity of the Locking Foundation is to have cats like Richie Rich and Peek A Boo tell it like it is. Its time for this new generation coming up to know the history of the Locking Foundation, and it should be stressed in their curriculum. Much love to Rich homie, and much love to you and the Fantastic Poppers Scrambelock, all the way from South Central Los Angeles.
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