O'Dean

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O'Dean was the original lead singer of the rock band Mötley Crüe. He was with the band briefly in 1981 and was replaced by Vince Neil later that year.

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Discography
Mötley Crüe
Vince Neil \| Mick Mars \| Nikki Sixx \| Tommy Lee
John Corabi \| Randy Castillo \| Samantha Maloney \| Greg Leon \| O'Dean \| Robin
Studio Albums: Too Fast for Love \| Shout at the Devil \| Theatre of Pain \| Girls, Girls, Girls \| Dr. Feelgood \| Mötley Crüe \| Generation Swine \| New Tattoo
Compilations and EPs: Decade of Decadence \| Quaternary \| Greatest Hits \| Supersonic and Demonic Relics \| Loud as F@k* \| Red, White and Crüe
Live albums: Live: Entertainment or Death \| Carnival of Sins Live
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Brides of Destruction \| Methods Of Mayhem

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