Dance" appears on the re-release. However, the initial release of the album on Elektra in Canada (on both vinyl and cassette) was not the remixed version, but instead the original Leathür version with an Elektra label on it, and it included "Stick to Your Guns". This was released two months before the remixed version was released by Elektra worldwide, because Mötley was about to embark on a Canadian tour and Elektra wanted to ensure a product was available while the band was in the country. When the remixed version was completed, later Canadian pressings were the same as the Elektra version everywhere else. "It was amazing because everyone had passed on us first time around..." Neil observed in 2000. "We were just happy that someone was prepared to mass-produce our records and that we could go out on real tours." In 1996, Mötley and Elektra split. The band once again formed their own record company, Mötley Records, and rereleased all the albums before New Tattoo. The 2002 version of Too Fast for Love adds the Leathür version of "Too Fast for Love", "Stick to Your Guns" (omitted from the Elektra release), "Toast of the Town" (previously released as a B-side to Leathür's "Stick to Your Guns" single), the Raspberries cover song "Tonight" and a live version of "Merry-Go-Round". Reception Too Fast for Love has received mostly positive reviews. AllMusic reviewer Steve Huey gave the album a rating of four stars and claims that "Mötley Crüe essentially comes across as a bash-'em-out bar band, making up in enthusiasm what they lack in technical skill". Too Fast for Love was also the earliest of seven consecutive Mötley Crüe studio albums to be certified gold or platinum by the RIAA―every album up to and including Generation Swine (1997) is at least certified gold. Track listings 1981 Leathür Records original release 1982 Elektra version Personnel Mötley Crüe Vince Neil – lead vocals Mick Mars – guitars, backing vocals Nikki Sixx – bass Tommy Lee – drums, backing vocals Production Gleen Felt – engineer Azi Kipper, Robert Battaglia – additional engineers Michael Wagener – engineer, mixing Jo Hansch – mastering Bradley Gilderman – additional overdubs and edits Gordon Fordyce – remixing Roy Thomas Baker – remixing advisor Charts Certifications Accolades See also List of glam metal albums and songs References 1981 debut albums Mötley Crüe albums Elektra Records albums