Shout at the Devil

1.	In the Beginning	01:13	Show lyrics
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2.	Shout at the Devil	03:16	Show lyrics
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3.	Looks That Kill	04:07	Show lyrics
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4.	Bastard	02:54	Show lyrics
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5.	God Bless the Children of the Beast	01:33	instrumental
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6.	Helter Skelter (The Beatles cover)	03:09	Show lyrics
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7.	Red Hot	03:21	Show lyrics
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8.	Too Young to Fall in Love	03:34	Show lyrics
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9.	Knock 'em Dead, Kid	03:40	Show lyrics
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10.	Ten Seconds to Love	04:17	Show lyrics
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11.	Danger	04:44	Show lyrics
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Recorded at Cherokee Studios, Hollywood, California.

The intro narration is by Geoff Workman, the sound engineer. It has been claimed to be Nikki Sixx, and Allister Fiend, but it's neither.

The re-release on Mötley Records (1999) features two unreleased tracks, "I Will Survive", and "Hotter than Hell", along with two demos: "Shout at the Devil", "Looks that Kill", and "Hotter than Hell". "Hotter than Hell" was a live staple before being slightly reworked to "Louder than Hell" (Theatre of Pain). The other two are similar to the album versions.

The original cover, with the embossed black pentagram, was only available on LP until the Japan Mini LP reissue of the remasters on which the original cover was restored.

The original album also contained a warning that the album may contain backwards messages. The backward message was Sixx and Lee trying to chant "Jesus is Satan" as an underdub on the title track.

Another re-release in 2003 (Hip-O Records) included all of the 1999 bonus tracks, and added "Too Young to Fall in Love" (demo) and a video for "Looks that Kill".