More solid lyrics, and a most welcome guest spot for vocal legend Glenn Hughes who joins John Corabi in the choruses. Continues the Led Zeppelin feel. A short ballad that makes a nice break in the middle of the record. Nothing you haven't heard before, but new for Motley Crue. And while I like this tune a lot, I think this is the rare tune where Vince could have worked better than John.
Nice blues riff, good melody and lyrics.
Once again I could never see Vince on this. Much more suited to John than Poison Apple was. Solid song writing, good lyrics and great playing. Mick and John trade licks in the lead break, and you hear the excitement in the playing that had been lacking in the band up to this point. Also could have worked as an album opener.