Shout at the Devil was Mötley Crüe's second studio album and originally appeared in 1983 through Elektra Records, with Tom Werman producing. The pentagram on the sleeve caused plenty of debate at the time, while Looks That Kill and Too Young to Fall in Love became the band's first wider hits. Among the original songs sits a version of The Beatles' Helter Skelter. The album was the group's breakthrough and established the four of them as the face of American glam metal. This edition is an LP pressed as a picture disc, in a limited run.