Vince Neil – Exposed (Release Year – 1993)

Vince Neil ExposedExposed is the debut solo release by Motley Crue front man, Vince Neil. This disc was released after Vince was fired as singer of Motley Crue and replaced by John Corabi.

On this disc, he had a helping hand by guitarist Steve Stevens (Billy Idol), Robbie Crane (RATT, Arcade) bass, Dave Marshall (Fiona), guitar and Vik Foxx (Enuff Z’nuff) on drums.

Exposed is a very solid effort by Vince Neil and company. I have read where many people have thought that Exposed is the disc that Motley Crue should have released after Dr. Feelgood. I don’t know if I agree with that opinion or not, but the music on Exposed will certainly appeal to some Crue fans out there.Rocklahoma Small

My favorite tracks from this release are Sister of Pain, You’re Invited, Forever, and You’re Invited.

Steve Stevens is an incredible guitarist, and lets loose somewhat on the tracks The Edge and Fine, Fine Wine.

There is only one song on this disc that I didn’t care for, and this is Living in Luxury, everything else is pretty good, and very similar to Motley Crue musically.

Sister of Pain

The song You’re Invited (But Your Friend Can’t Come) was originally recorded for the Encino Man Soundtrack. The version on Exposed was re-recorded with Steve Stevens on guitar and is a little heavier than the one in the video.

You’re Invited (But Your Friend Can’t Come)

Can’t Change Me

Can’t Have Your Cake

There are rumors swirling around that Nikki Sixx may perform live with Vince at the Rocklahoma Music Festival. Whether this is true or not remains to be seen. Vince is currently on the road with Dana Strum and Jeff Blando from Slaughter, and drummer Will Hunt. You are guaranteed to hear some songs off of Exposed as well as his sophomore release Carved In Stone when he performs live. He will be in Cincinnati tonight, and I will be there. I will bring you a full report on the live show tomorrow.
If you don’t own Exposed, pick it up. You can get this disc for next to nothing and it is worth picking up.

Rating: 8.5 Flying V's Out of 10Out of 10

Track Listing:
1. Look In Her Eyes
2. Sister Of Pain
3. Can’t Have Your Cake
4. Fine, Fine Wine
5. The Edge
6. Can’t Change Me
7. Set Me Free
8. Living Is A Luxury
9. You’re Invited (But Your Friend Can’t Come)
10. Gettin’ Hard
11. Forever

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~ by Rob Rockitt on June 23, 2007.

3 Responses to “Vince Neil – Exposed (Release Year – 1993)”

  1. I bought this on cassette when it was released in ’93.Nowadays I see it in dollar stores!!…Crazy.

  2. I love that album! There are some really good rockers on it. It is better than what Motley was doing at the time(imo).

  3. Living is a Luxury is one of my favorite songs on this disc. I’m a little surprised you don’t care for it.
    Exposed is a great album, with little to no filler. I’ve been told Vince never sings any of his solo songs when he performs without Motley Crue. I hope this isn’t the case because I would love to hear “Sister of Pain” live.

    Allyson
    http://www.bringbackglam.com

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