Nikki Sixx To Attempt to Fail at Radio

[Trudy Green]

Yawn.

Wake me up when you get orignal.

Back on ignore you go.

Good boy

1 down 6 to go

[Unchainme]

Kill yourself gutter slut.

You contribute NOTHING to society. You're a worthless shell of a man.

[kwame k]

I don't know man. Mick Mars is in a really bad way. Poor guy. Breaks my heart to see him all fucked up. He seems like such a good dude. And it ain't Crue without "the scary" guy. Although I'd love to see his disease go into a bit of remission for another tour. The fans love that guy, and I think when he is up there he can really feel it. That's gotta hold some type of healing properties in itself.

I remember watching the behind the scenes reunion show on....I think VH1. The guys were informed that Mick was really sick and had just basically given up on life. The manager...Doc, I think, even offered to pay for Mick to seek treatment. The guys didn't even know he was that sick and Mick was embarrassed by the attention.

When he finally showed up for some meetings he looked like an 80 year old man....that was truly sad and I hope he can recover enough to do some shows....

[hambon4lif]

Q: What kind of conversations do you plan to have?

A: Near the studio, there's a mental institution. I said to some of the higher-ups at Premiere (Radio Networks), we should go there and get some of the institutionalized people and bring them over. They looked at me like I was truly insane.

Actually, this isn't such a bad idea. It would draw listeners and keep them on edge because there's a chance that during the course of the interview, one of 'em could just completely flip out and wreck the place. There's an element of danger there, or what Roth would refer to as "an unpredictable outcome"...

Half the time I listen to talk-radio, I end up wondering why some of these 'celebrities' (as well as some hosts) aren't locked in a fucking cage anyways. It's not as much of a stretch if you stop and think about it.

[binnie]

OK,back on topic.

Someone should ask Sixx about the status of "The Dirt" movie, and why he has a signature bass with more than 2 strings on it...

'The Dirt' movie, if done well, could be a classic. I have a feeling it will end up as a frat-boy style dumbass-fest, however...

[binnie]

Motley has always been Sixx's band - not much of a bass player, but a pretty decent songwriter when he puts his mind to it.

If he hadn't been so fucked up, Motley could have made more than 'half killer, half filler' records after 'Theater...'

[Trudy Green]

Kill yourself gutter slut.

You contribute NOTHING to society. You're a worthless shell of a man.

Wow This Katie gal must have really upset you dude

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[LoungeMachine]

Wow This Katie gal must have really upset you dude

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Still pretending you're not Katie?



You just have the same avatar, IP address, and stupid posting schtick?



Yeah, I wouldnt want to admit it either, BikerBoy

[Nitro Express]

Kerri Kasem huh? I didn't realize Kasey had a daughter in the radio business....



Scooby Dooby Do me!

Damn! She's HOT! I probably would fight to the death for a piece of that.

[Trudy Green]

Still pretending you're not Katie?



You just have the same avatar, IP address, and stupid posting schtick?



Yeah, I wouldnt want to admit it either, BikerBoy

I see the Katie has hurt you as well in the past.

Nevermind

Lots of love

Steve

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[LoungeMachine]

I see the Katie has hurt you as well in the past.

Nevermind

Lots of love

Steve

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Okay, STEVE

[Diamondjimi]

"Steve" is hungry for da kakk!

[Kristy]

Sixx, 51, describes what audiences can expect from shows that celebrate the unexpected.

Sixx is 51!?!?

Scary

[Guitar Shark]

Sixx is 51!?!?

Scary

And Roth is 55...

We are all old.

[Kristy]

Strangely enough, tomorrow is my birthday. I'll be this many times old. I am so out of this for suddenly it is depressing me.