Mars Thinks Album Without Vince Neil Was Motley Crue's Best

09/21/2012
. (Classic Rock) Mick Mars believes Motley Crue's 1994 self-titled album, featuring John Corabi on vocals instead of Vince Neil, is their best work.

The guitarist says: "Musically, to me, it was my Beatles' White Album. I'm not saying any other albums are crumby or anything.

"I love every album that we did � but that one just has a special thing for me." [93.3 WMMR]

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