"...The big hair remained, but the androgynous glam look was replaced by leather and motorcycles in the black-and-white photo on the “Girls, Girls, Girls” album cover. The Crüe was taking it back to the streets, perhaps in an effort to recapture the fire that fueled its first two albums. It certainly appears to be back in the first two songs. The opener, “Wild Side,” is a dark, heavy track depicting an urban nightmare of drugs and violence, a clear indicator that the glossy, pop-metal sheen of “Theatre of Pain” is a thing of the past. It’s followed by “Girls, Girls, Girls,” the ultimate exercise in hedonism and maybe the greatest strip club anthem ever written. No pair of songs in the Mötley catalog sums up the band better than this one."

- Greg Maki, live-metal.com