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Updated: MÖTLEY CRÜE's Performance On 'Video Game Awards' Was A 'Train Wreck': Video Available!

December 15, 2004

MÖTLEY CRÜE performed their hit songs "Girls, Girls, Girls" and "Dr. Feelgood" during an appearance on the Spike TV's second annual "Video Game Awards 2004" show on Tuesday, Dec. 14. According to one BLABBERMOUTH.NET visitor, "It was hilarious! During their second song, 'Dr. Feelgood', the pre-recorded background vocals (chorus) came in to the song way to early and interrupted the first verse causing one hell of a train wreck! The band didn't recover really 'till the end of the song... [Bassist] Nikki [Sixx] was shown singing and nothing was coming out, looked like his mic was off. I have always said the CRÜE relies WAY TOO much on sampled backgrounds instead of just singing it yourself. Tonight it was obvious and was embarrassing to watch." Watch the video of MÖTLEY CRÜE's appearance on the "Video Game Awards 2004" at this location. See photos of the performance at FilmMagic.com.

(Thanks: Fryzilla)

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