Solo, Side & Other Projects
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Sixx: A.M.: The
Heroin Diaries
21/8/07:
Nikki's book soundtrack CD featuring 13 songs by Sixx: A.M. is
released in the U.S. through Eleven Seven Music with track-listing:
1. X-Mas, 2. Van Nuys, 3. Life Is Beautiful, 4. Pray For Me, 5.
Tomorrow, 6. Accidents Can Happen, 7. Intermission, 8. Dead Man's
Ballet, 9. Heart Failure, 10. Girl With Golden Eyes, 11. Courtesy
Call, 12. Permission, 13. Life After Death.
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Rock Star Supernova: Rock Star Supernova
21/11/06: After choosing their lead singer Lukas Rossi via a reality TV series, Rock Star Supernova released their self-titled studio album, featuring Mötley Crüe's Tommy Lee on drums. Track-listing: 1. It's On, 2. Leave the Lights On, 3. Be Yourself (and 5 Other Clichés), 4. It's All Love, 5. Can't Bring Myself To Light This Fuse, 6. Underdog, 7. Make No Mistake... This Is the Take, 8. Headspin, 9. Valentine, 10. Social Disgrace, 11. The Dead Parade more >> |
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Tommy Lee: Tommyland - The Ride
9/8/05: Tommy Lee released his solo album 'Tommyland: The Ride' with track-listing: 1. Good Times (features Butch Walker), 2. Hello Again (features Andrew McMahon of Something Corporate), 3. Trying To Be Me (features Chad Kroeger of Nickelback), 4. Sister Mary (features Carl Bell of Fuel), 5. The Butler, 6. Tired (features Joel Madden of Good Charlotte), 7. I Need You (features Andrew McMahon of Something Corporate), 8. Make Believe, 9. Makin' Me Crazy (features Dirty Harry), 10. Watch You Lose, 11. Say Goodbye (features Nick Carter of Backstreet Boys), 12. Hello Again (Acoustic). more >> |
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Brides Of Destruction: Here Come The Brides
9/3/04: The blistering debut album featuring Nikki Sixx on bass, Tracii Guns on guitar, London LeGrand on vocals and Scot Coogan on drums released on Sanctuary Records. Adema drummer Kris Kohls plays drums on some of the nine tracks, while John Corabi also plays and signs backups on this hard rocking album. Awesome album - get your copy now! more >> |
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Vince Neil:
Live One Night Only
27/5/03:
Vince Neil releases his Live One Night Only CD on VNS Records, distributed through Image Entertainment. The live disc is a recording of Vince's performance at The Whisky A Go-Go in Hollywood a year ago to the day, recorded by Damon Gold. The disc features eleven
Mötley Crüe songs and one solo song, Look In Her Eyes. more >> |
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Tommy Lee: Never A Dull Moment
21/5/02: The second post-Crüe
CD from Tommy Lee titled Never A Dull Moment is released on MCA
Records. Co-produced by Tommy, he also performs guitars, vocals
and drums on the songs. Features the first single Hold Me Down.
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58:
Diet For A New America
20/6/00: This is the eleven
track debut album from Nikki Sixx's side project 58. Joining Nikki Sixx and guitarist Dave Darling, formerly
of the Boxing Ghandis, are Bucket on drums and Steven Gibb
on guitar. Born and bred in Miami where he worked as a tattoo
artist and piercer, guitarist Steven Gibb is the son of Bee Gees
front man Barry Gibb. After playing with Boz Scaggs for a few
years, drummer Bucket Baker recently finished work on the new
Michael Jackson record shortly before this 58 album's release. Guitarist David Darling, who played on
Mötley's Generation Swine album, produced the new album for
Meredith Brooks just before this release came out. more >> |
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Union: The
Blue Room
22/2/00: The second studio
album from Union, featuring former Mötley Crüe front man John Corabi features
ten songs: Shine (influenced by the Columbine
tragedy and the reaction of John's son to it), Do You
Know My Name (about greed, jealousy, envy and
being condescending), I Wanna Be (John's
message to his girlfriend and his son), Everything's
Alright (an optimistic homage to The Beatles),
Dear Friend, Who Do You Think You Are, No More, Do Your
Own Thing (a criticism of the follower
mentality), Dead and Hypnotized (inspired
by the real-life saga of porn star Savannah, who committed
suicide). Bruce Kulick and John Corabi share lead vocals
on the track Dear Friend which is a tribute to the late Eric
Carr of Kiss. The Blue Room's name is taken from
the blue-painted studio of its producer Bob Marlette, where Van
Gogh's Starry Night is reproduced on a wall. more >> |
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Methods
Of Mayhem: Methods Of Mayhem
7/12/99:
Tommy Lee's Methods Of Mayhem album debuted at #71 on the Billboard charts, selling 44,000 copies in
the USA for its first week. The album went gold in many
countries. Tommy finished recording the CD of rap-rock on his
birthday. The album features many guest appearances, including techno outfit The Crystal Method
who add an edge to the songs
Narcotic and Spun, while Who The Hell Cares features
guest rapper Snoop Dogg. Kid Rock contributes his vocals to
New Skin. The first single from the album was Get Naked.
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Union:
Live In The Galaxy
18/5/99: Former Mötley Crüe front man John Corabi and his band Union
released this live album on Cleopatra Records titled Live In The
Galaxy. The album was recorded live in Santa Ana, California at
The Galaxy over two sold out nights on Oct 10 & 11 1998. The CD was mixed by Corabi's former The Scream band
mate Bruce Bouillet along with Bruce Kulick. Tracks include
covers of The Jungle and I Walk Alone from Kiss' Carnival of Souls
album, Man In The Moon by The Scream, Cheap Trick's Surrender and
a version of Mötley Crüe's Power To The Music.
Two additional bonus acoustic tracks complete the album;
October Morning Wind and Hide Your Love Away by The Beatles.
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ESP: ESP
26/7/98:
John Corabi first announced at the Detroit Kiss Expo that
he'd been recently working
with former Kiss drummer Eric Singer on a recording
project of some of Eric’s favourite 70's cover material, like
old Deep Purple, Aerosmith, Humble Pie, and Jimi Hendrix. Released
three months later and titled Eric Singer Project, the CD
features Eric Singer on drums and vocals; Bruce Kulick on guitar and bass; John Corabi on vocals, guitars and bass; and Karl Cochran on vocals, guitars and bass. John's wife Layla Dawn does the album's inside artwork.
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Union:
Union
4/98: Bruce Kulick
mastered the bonus track For You which is is included on this
Japan Union debut release. Apart from featuring the great vocal
and rhythm guitar work of former Mötley Crüe front man John
Corabi, it also features a different cover than the US release. more >> |
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Union:
Union
24/2/98: The debut
album from ex-Mötley Crüe vocalist John Corabi and his new band
Union was released in CD and vinyl formats through Mayhem
Records. The first 20,000 or so CDs had Old Man Wise missing
from the track listing on the back of the packaging. The album is
#1 in the day's sales nationwide in the USA. It is re-released on Spitfire
Records 20/5/99. This reissue is remixed and includes an additional bonus
track titled Oh Darling. more
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Vince Neil:
Carved In Stone
8/8/95: Vince Neil’s
second solo album Carved In Stone album was released on Warner
Bros records. The track Skylar's Song, previously
called Never-ending Love, is included as a loving tribute to his
daughter that passed away just after it's release. The Japanese
release includes a cover of Chicago’s 1970 hit 25 Or 6 To 4.
The album is re-issued on his own label VNS Records in conjunction
with Beyond Music throughout the US on 3/7/01.
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Vince
Neil: Exposed
27/4/93:
Vince’s album Exposed was released on the Warner Brothers
label and entered Billboard charts at #13. The album features a
cover of Sweet's Set Me Free as well as Forever, a song
about his wife Sharise who filed for divorce earlier that year.
Sister Of Pain was released as the first single and
featured
a space-age-clad porn queen Janine Lindemulder in the video. The
album debuted at #1 in Japan and two additional tracks Blondes Have
More Fun and a cover of The Ramones' I Wanna Be Sedated are
included as bonus tracks on this Japanese release. The album
is re-issued on his own label VNS Records in conjunction with
Beyond Music throughout the US on 3/7/01.
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The Scream: Let It Scream
1991: Nikki mentioned
in a Rolling Stone interview that he had been listening to this
album. Lead singer John Corabi had read the interview and
thought he'd call and thank Nikki for the plug and see if he
could do some writing with the Crüe for his band's second album.
At the same time John called Mötley's manager Doug Thaler, Nikki
was on the phone with Doug asking him to get in touch with John
since Vince Neil had just parted ways with the Crüe. The rest is
history. This album was re-released on Spitfire Records on the
20th Anniversary of Mötley Crüe's first concert on
24/4/01. more >> |
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