Glam metal legends Mötley Crüe have a newly remastered 45th anniversary edition of their 1981 debut album “Too Fast For Love” lined up for an October 30th release via BMG. An expanded deluxe edition boxset of that platinum-certified glam metal staple tops the new editions announced, it features:
- 1LP black vinyl remastered 1981 Leathür Records 10-track version
- 1LP black vinyl remastered 1982 Elektra Records 9-track version
- 2LP black vinyl rare live recordings from the legendary Perkins Palace performances in 1982
- 1LP black vinyl first-ever studio session, March 1981
- 100-page hardcover book featuring rare and previously unpublished early-band photographs
- Replica original demo cassette
- Replica original 7-inch single
- CD 1981 Leathür Records 10-track version
- Replica Poster
- Lyric book
Additional pressing options include hand-numbered vinyl copies, as well as CD and LP pressings, which include variants exclusive to Walmart, Revolver, Amazon and independent retailers. Additionally, the early initial release of “Too Fast For Love” with an alternative mix and track listing that first emerged via Leathür Records will be making its way to streaming services. For now, you can find pre-orders via crue.lnk.to/TooFastForLove45.
You can also check out a previously unreleased March 1981 demo recording of the song “Nobody Knows What It’s Like To Be Lonely” via the below newly shared video.
