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"Tattoo crawlin'
down her leg, so sexy"
Mötley Crüe -
Slice Of Your Pie - 1989
Tattoos
have long been a part of Mötley Crüe culture. Crüeheads are also renowned
for their fanaticism. Some fans have taken inspiration from the world
of Mötley Crüe and adorned their bodies with a life long dedication.
Check out these snaps of tattoos sent in by fans from all over the world.
Covering everything from album covers, logos, band mascots and other
icons, these fans are proud to be Crüeheads!
Got a Crüe tatt yourself,
or have a friend with one? Contact Chronological
Crue to have your Mötley ink shown to the world, here at the first
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and location, as well as a little bit about your body art, when you
send your picture.
Check
out Brent's Crüe tattoos
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Kasea Bauscher |
PA, USA
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In June 2008, Kasea said, "I am
24-year-old diehard Crüehead. I got the Feelgood tatt about 3
years ago as a Xmas gift; I definitely get a lot of comments
from it. The Girls tatt was done about 2 years ago. This one
gets all the ladies' attention believe it or not; it starts a
lot of conversations. I have plans to get 18 more Mötley tatts."
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Daniel Webb |
Paris, France
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In April 2008, Daniel said, "Got this
on a whim about 4 years ago. It's my tribute to the greatest band
on the planet. I'm hoping to get it extended at some point; still
undecided as to how but will definitely have some more work done.
It was designed along the veins of Theatre Of Pain, although being
Crueheads, I probably didn't need to tell you that."
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Vicky Pfeiffer
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Ontario, Canada
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Vicky says, "When
I was 13 years old, I used to listen to a rock radio station in
Toronto called Q107. It was on this station that I heard Mötley
Crüe for the first time. (Live Wire to be exact.) When I heard
it, I lost my mind! Skip forward to 28 September 2007, which was
honestly one of the best days of my life: Meeting Nikki and having
about 60 seconds of his time was worth the 25 year wait. So a
couple months after that, I grew a set of balls and finally got
my Mötley tat. I got Hollywood underneath it because I lived there
for a few years and I really miss it."
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Ruari Burgham |
England
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Ruari says, "This
is my first EVER tattoo of anything and I decided the best thing
for me to spend my hard earned student loan on would be a lifelong
dedication to the greatest rock n roll band ever, bar none. First
got into the Crüe about four years ago when I was 15 and have
loved them ever since."
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Liz Barton-Rossall |
England
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Liz says, "I
first got into Crüe and rock music in general around 22 years
ago when I met my now ex-husband. I saw the Crüe last year in
Manchester, UK for the very first time. I took my son with me
and we were both blown away; we didn’t want the show to end! Following
the concert, I went on a Crüe fest and decided to pay homage to
my love for them by adding to my every expanding tatt collection.
I used your site for research and decided that I wanted the Dr.
Feelgood skull & crossbones. I went ahead and had it inked on
my butt cheek. I’ve not once had a moment of regret and I love
the look of shock on peoples faces when I tell them I have a skull
& crossbones tat on my butt, seeing as though I’m what would probably
be considered a rather “normal” 30-something Mum."
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Lisa Axelsson
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Sweden
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In October 2007, Lisa said, "I've
been a Crüehead since 1985, and yes it was Home Sweet Home that
caught me. But I loved the rest of the album and even got my best
friend to listen to it (she also been hooked ever since). I come
from a small place in Sweden called Anderstorp and my dream when
I grew up was to go to L.A. The reason for that, of course I wanted
to be in the same city as the Crüe. Now I've been there four times
and during those trips I've done two tattoos at the Sunset Strip
Tattoo and partied several times at Rainbow Bar & Grill. It was
probably the best times in my life. But life goes on and to remember
the good times a got my first Mötley tattoo a few weeks ago and
I just love it. Thanks again and I hope you keep going forever."
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Liz Morellato
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Ontario, Canada
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Liz from Toronto
says, "The first one was done 14 Dec 2006 at Yonge Street Tattoos
by Steve. It was my first tattoo, and this one came to me kind
of by accident. I have an attitude a bit like Nikki to the effect
that everybody can 'fuck off'. I knew I couldn't get that inked
on me permanently (although I do write it on my body somewhere
visable for every Mötley show I go to), so I improvised. Feelgood
is my favourite album as I am also a big fan of Bob Rock's work,
so I decided to use that logo and have it say s'Crue You. The
second one was done 28 Sept 2007 also at Yonge Street Tattoos
by Ben. I had just met Nikki at his book signing for The Heroin
Diaries, and got to show him s'Crue You. He liked it, so I asked
him to sign it. He picked the spot, told me to hold still and
voila - custom designed, custom-placed, hand-drawn tattoo by Nikki
Sixx. An hour later it was permanent."
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Tommy Seilheimer |
IL, USA
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Tommy from Chicago says, "Here are
some Mötley tatts: Tommyland The Ride on left arm, Mötley Crüe
logo on right arm, Vince Neil racing on right arm and Sixx: A.M.
logo on left."
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Turo |
Oulu, Finland
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"This is my friend Mötley tattoo.
We live in Finland city name Oulu and
Mikko Hiltunen artist of Tramps Tattoo made this tattoo."
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Roger Heymans |
NSW, Australia
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"I live on the central coast in NSW,
Australia. I meet Tommy Lee in Sydney when he signed my arm. I
then had it tattooed."
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Mark H. |
TN, USA
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"I got this one tattoo today - 7 Aug
'07. It is my first one and couldn't think of anything better
to take the plunge with. I am 39 years old from Goodlettsville,
TN and have been a Crueaholic since junior high and plan to get
the Dr. Feelgood snakes and skull on my leg. The tattoo was done
at Forever Yours Tattoo in Old Hickory, TN by Kyle."
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Krystal Labreque |
Alberta, Canada
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"I have been
a Motley Crue fan since before I was born. Mom says I've been
listening to them for over 20 years. For my sweet 16, I asked
to get a tattoo. Knowing I wanted something original and relating
to Nikki Sixx, the tattoo artist created this one of a kind cartoon
creation! I absolutely love my ink and hope to be able to get
Nikki to sign it one day."
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Stefan Gunnarsson |
Sweden
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"I have been a Cruehead since the
age of 4. My brother had the Shout At The Devil record and when
I opened the cover it blew my mind! I grabbed my mom's make up
and dressed up just like them and Nikki Sixx became my biggest
idol in the whole world and that still hasn`t changed! I have
tried to see them in the US; got a flight ticket but missed the
plane and the show. And then they came to Sweden Rock festival
a few years ago and i was hospitalized, signed myself out of the
hospital aganist medical advice and then took my car heading for
a 8 hour drive. I passed out in the car after 2 hours of driving
because of my earlier stomach operation so i missed that show
too. Now they are coming to Sweden again on 5 June 2007 and this
time nothing is going to stop me! The artwork has been done by
Hans Schroder at Schroder's Bulls Eye Tattoo in Bollnas, Sweden.
Future plan is to get all band members in ink on both my legs
in a big scale!"
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Bianca King |
VIC, Australia
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I met Bianca in the bar where I DJ.
She pulled her pants down to show me her Mötley and says, "The
tattoos were done by Craig Deuce @ Eternal Instinct on St Georges
Road, Northcote. I had them done the month after the Crüe tour
finished here (January 2006) and they took about 7 hours in total,
in one sitting (It was a disgusting 43 degree C day too!) I chose
the Feelgood designs because they aren't instantly recognisable
as being related to a band - I wanted something that looked good
on skin, I wanted something that I could be proud of and I wanted
something that wasn't screaming Mötley Crüe to the whole world
- Just fans who know what they're talking about! (Most people
think they're just skulls or cats!)"
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Jonas Källström
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Sweden
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This tattoo on Jonas's right bicep
is dedicated to Vince Neil, as he also has a similar design on
his arm.
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Katt V |
MN, USA
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Katt says, "This
one was my first Mötley
tatt; in fact my first
tatt. I grew up with
Mötley,
so now it just feels like they're
officially part of me. I got it in Conway, NH where I used to
live."
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Paul Edman
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Sweden
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Here a couple of Mötley tatt pics
that Paul Edman sent in. Having been a fan since 1985, Paul had
both these tattoos inked in 1990.
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Chuck Hope |
PA, USA
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Chuck sent in this picture of his
Mötley Crüe leg tattoo inked by Gil Damis of Tattoo Odyssey in
Philadelphia.
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Daniel Kajava
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Sweden
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Daniel says, "I have been a Crüehead
since the age of 5 (born 1976), so when I bought my Platinum package
last year, I knew I had to get my biggest idol's autograph tattooed
on me. Nikki signed my arm before the show in Helsinki last year.
The day after, I got it tattooed by a guy at 'The Fat Mexican'
in Helsinki. The logo and dragon were done by Daniel Ekdahl at
'Daniel Tattoo' in Strängnäs Sweden. Crüe Rules!"
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Wesley Lowe |
AL, USA
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Wes says, "I
finally got my first tattoo and of course it had to be
Mötley. I had
the Greatest Hits caricature inked on my right arm from shoulder
to elbow. It was done between May and July of 2006 in Mobile,
Alabama by 'Fingers' at Gulf Coast Tattoo. I'm going to eventually
add the Dr. Feelgood logo underneath and hopefully a few autographs.
Here's all three stages - outline, shading and colour."
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Patty P. |
CA, USA
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Patty thinks that many close to her
will be surprised at her recent choice for ink: “I grew up with
'70s rock, so not only was '80s music a perfect transition from
that period, the music, and many of those who created it, has
been able to withstand the test of time. Mötley Crüe was right
there in the early '80s... ready and in your face with an incomparable
decade of decadence... and there was no turning back! I always
knew that Crue would be tried and true. To this day, the music
is “still kickin’ ass!” I’ve always had an obsession with Nikki
Sixx, from his name, bad boy image, song writing, make up, evolution,
and, of course, that gorgeous HAIR! Calligraphy is one of my hobbies,
so I designed this tattoo myself with an Old English aura in mind,
precisely positioned so that a sock doesn’t diminish the Sixx
ink while I’m chasing that little white ball around on the golf
course! Golf is one of my passions, so I hope to be able to continue
to support and play in the annual Skylar Neil Memorial Golf Tournament.
I could only entrust one person to execute my final Sixx tattoo
plan. So, I cruised to the beautiful California coast to
Jimi’s Tattoo
in Port Hueneme. I think he did a fabulous job and I couldn’t
be happier. Thanks Jimi!"
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Jaime Rodgers |
PA, USA
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"I
have been a Crüe
fan since
I was 10 years old back in 1988. Through the years, my love for
the Crüe
has grown and
now that I’m older I wanted to express that love through a tattoo.
I thought long and hard as to the perfect tat and finally decided
on Nikki Sixx’s Blackbird bass guitar. I’m very proud to show
this piece of artwork off and hope that one day I’ll get the chance
to show Nikki himself!"
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Stephanie Lowman |
NY, USA
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Steph says, "I saw Mötley twice on
their COS Tour. I was very fortunate in Feb to see them SIXXTH
row in Kalamazoo, MI. I have always liked the Crüe
but seeing Nikki that close, I knew I was gonna be even
more into them than I had been. I went out not even two weeks
later and tattooed his name on my feet. I love this tattoo and
I have a lot of other ink - I did get a lot of hard time about
it being a name and all but it came down to my body. Thanks to
Chris at Stylin' TAT2 in Cheektowaga, NY. My ultimate dream would
be to meet Nikki and have him sign my neck and have that tattooed."
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Miranda Aas |
Norway
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"I'm
16 and called Vicious Sixx. I've loved and adored Mötley Crüe
for about four years now. About a year ago, I got my second tattoo:
this time a logo of Mötley. I'm saving up for a new tattoo; I'm
getting all of their portraits with their autographs underneath.
It's gonna be awesome!"
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Carly |
QLD, Australia
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The
first picture shows Carly's Theatre of Pain drama masks tattoo.
"I got it done on 11 June 05 by Graham Moore at D&D Custom Tattoos
in Toowoomba. It took just over an hour to do. Although I hate
the album, I've always loved the album art. I've also worked in
theatre on and off over the years, so it's kind of a double meaning
for me." The second pic shows Carly's Sixx tatt, inked by Graham
Moore on 7 Dec 05 at D&D Custom Tattoos in about half an hour.
I was still on a mad Mötley
rush from their Brisbane concert
and decided on a whim to get inked with Nikki's name. Fittingly,
although I didn't realise it at the time, it was my sixth tattoo!
The pic also shows my Lee tatt that was inked 11 days later, but
this one isn't being kept (blasphemous as it may seem, I've changed
the design of my right foot into something a little more eccentric
and obscure)." The third photo shows Carly's 'Sick Soul Sucker'
tatt on her right foot. "That was done in June 06 by Ryan at what
used to be D&D Tattoos here in Toowoomba. It took about an hour
all up and hurt like a bitch, but was completely worth it. I chose
it because I love the song Angela and that line really grabbed
me and sums up my darker side."
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Chris Diaz |
TX, USA
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"I
am sending you pics of my son's Mötley Crüe
tattoos. They are somewhat difficult to see because they wrap
around his arm, however I think they show very good work. The
first one is of course Allister Fiend, which was his first
Mötley Crüe tattoo, then
the second tattoo is the one that says "enslaved" from the song
Enslaved. All of these tattoos were done by Justin the owner of
Platinum Tattoos in San Antonio, TX."
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Tiffany Sanders
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AL, USA
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Tiffany says, "I got this tat in Huntsville,
AL after my eleventh and final show of the Carnival of Sins tour.
We had front row to all but one of the shows, and this was the
most awesome, unforgettable way to end the tour! My best friend
and I went to all eleven shows together. We were two of Yesterday's
Trash Queens feeling 14 again!"
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Fran Nelson |
ND, USA
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"Paul, Here's my new tat. My inspiration
was Dr. Feelgood with a twist of Without You. Thanks and kisses,
Fran"
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Doug Tatum
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MO, USA
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Doug sent this in during May 2006
saying, "I am a DJ for 98.9 The Rock in Kansas City, Missouri.
Mötley Crüe is the reason I got into radio; I owe everything to
those guys. I got this as my 22nd birthday gift from my girlfriend.
The work was done by Spike Palmer at Done-Rite Tattoo in Kansas
City. I know I am young compared to other Crüe fans, but that
band means everything to me. Hopefully if they tour again this
year with Aerosmith, I can meet the guys and show it to them!
I want all four signatures on my arms, then after the show, get
them inked! Thank you so much! I always check out your site for
news that I can use on the air!"
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Toni Shearer |
NY, USA
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Toni
says, "I thought I'd send my Crüe
tattoo in. It's the song Enslaved - some of it anyway. Actually
my story about my tattoo goes along with the story that was included
in the book
What
Motley Crue Means To Me. I was stuck in a bad marriage, got
out of it, and for my new-found freedom decided to announce to
the world (via my tattoo) that I will never be a slave to anyone!
The last line is done in French. It says 'live life to the fullest'."
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Belinda Treadwell |
NSW, Australia
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Here's a John Corabi tribute tattoo.
"The idea was to do an unconventional
tribute to Crab so it's a cartoon crab with distinctive Crab features
like his lip-ring plus Anti and peace symbol tatts. It was inked
by Dan at a studio called Mark of the Gypsy in Fairfield."
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Marla Jo Diaz |
TX, USA
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I am 47 years old and went with my
son who was 18 at the time of his first tattoo and who has 10
tattoos now at 21 yrs old, but he persuaded me into my first tattoo
when I was 44 years old. I now have three of my own Mötley Crüe
tattoos, but have been a diehard fan since the '80s. The first
tattoo is the one of the Playboy bunny and the Girls, Girls, Girls,
logo which I figured worked well together since we all know that
the guys (especially Vince) has a thing for Playboy bunnies. The
second tattoo is the one of the Harley Davidson logo, which my
son persuaded me to change it to the Mötley Crüe sign from the
Hollywood days. The third tattoo I had done just two days before
they came in concert here to San Antonio and I had a shirt printed
up that matched the tattoo and I proudly wore both to the concert,
which happened to be the most exciting day in my entire life!
The artist on all three of these tattoos was Justin (the owner)
from Platinum Piercing and Tattoos here in San Antonio."
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Marty “Motley Twin” Rubalcaba
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CA, USA
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Marty says, "I was 14-years-old when
I first heard and seen of Mötley Crüe. I recently turned 39-years
old and still love them as much! I was into the Crüe but all my
so-called friends hated them. I bought the first Leathur record
(black and white logo) for $2.99 at Music Plus, a record store
chain which Nikki worked for at one time. I hitch-hiked to my
first Mötley show back in early 1982! My parents didn’t care and
my friends hated the Crüe. Seeing the Crüe changed my life forever,
and would fill the void in my life that a dysfunctional family
couldn’t. I was hooked and have followed the Crüe since. I still
have all my early Mötley ticket stubs, flyers, picks, drum sticks
and a ton of other cool stuff. In a nutshell, Mötley Crüe is everything
for me. I love the band, but feel a special bond with Nikki. My
twin brother Mike and I have the exact MOTLEY CRUE tattoo that
all four members have on their left arm. Nikki seen the tattoo
and was blown away, he stated that through all the years he had
never seen any Mötley fan with the same Mötley tattoo as the band
members. Here are photos are of my Mötley tattoos. The first is
my leg right after Nikki signed it on 01/21/06 at NAMM, while
the second is my leg with Nikki's signature tattooed.
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Rhonda Basch
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MN, USA
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Rhonda contributed this photo of
her right thigh and said, "Nikki has always been an inspiration
to me and so I figured this would be my tribute to him. I had
the tattoo done in Jacksonville, Florida while there was a tattoo
convention going on. I won Tattoo of the Day! The artist was
Mark
Longenecker."
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Jade Devey |
QLD, Australia
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Jade says, "I got the logo tattoo
from the cover of Greatest Hits in 2002 just before I was 18.
The best part about it was showing Nikki at the Sofitel hotel
in Brisbane this December 2005. Eventually the cartoons will be
added when I can find an artist that will do them to size."
Here's a photo of Nikki with Jade's tatt.
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Judi Seiber
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OH, USA
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On the last day of July 2005, Judi sent in her first contribution.
"Just wanted to send in a pic of my Crüe tat I just got today.
The work was done by Devo at Glenn Scott Tattoo in Dayton, Ohio.
I have been a Crüe fan since 1982 and have wanted a tat that had
something to do with them for a long time, but couldn't really
decide what to get. I didn't want something that was common or
that a lot of other people have. Finally after looking at all
of Nikki's tats I just loved the roman numeral VI he has on his
right upper arm, so I had Devo design mine to look like his and
had the GGG Mötley Crüe
logo added above it." Now that's a fresh piece of work!
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Justin Morgan
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Alaska, USA
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In July 2005 Justin wrote in, "Mötley
Crüe
puts on the most kick-ass shows I've ever seen! Here's my
Mötley
tattoo: it's the Dr. Feelgood snake and dagger. Next, I'm getting
the Theatre of Pain masks tattooed on the back of the same arm
and also the Nikki Sixx caricature from the Greatest Hits DVD
cover. Hopefully, as soon as I get stationed out of Alaska, I'll
be able to get Nikki to sign my arm so that I can have his signature
inked as well! My Mötley
tattoo was inked by Ben Wallenborn at Slave to the Needle Tattoos
in Seattle, WA. He's also a big
Crüe
fan and is planning to do the rest of my
Mötley
work."
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Michelle Gosling |
Shropshire, England
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Late in June 2005, Michelle said,
"Just
thought I'd add my Mötley
tattoo to your growing collection. I've loved
Mötley
since I heard Shout at the Devil at the tender age of 3. My Dad
was a huge rock fan and I was bought up head banging to the
Crüe,
so I thought why not get a tattoo. I decided to get the New Tattoo
album cover inked onto my leg. I'm going to add the Dr. Feelgood
dagger and snake just behind it when I get some more money together.
Thanks for reading my mail and hopefully my picture will make
it onto your fantastic website."
Welcome to the club Michelle.
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Jeff Schnaufer
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AZ, USA
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Jeff sent
in these pics of his Crüe
tatts in May
2005 saying, "I had them done at Bonehead tattoos in Fort
Worth TX. My right arm has the Decade logo - my favorite one -
and my left arm the Theatre masks. I plan on getting more - hopefully
have the band sign my arms and have them inked over!" Four months
later, Jeff sent in the third picture saying, "I met Tommy Lee
at Vintage Vinyl in St. Louis at the meet and greet for the release
of his solo album Tommyland the Ride. He signed my arm and I immediately
went down the street and had it tattooed!"
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Les Nunes |
Ontario, Canada
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Les sent in this
photo of him with the Crüe in London, Ontario on April 26th 2005
as he shows off his Sixx tattoo.
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Juan Pablo Rendo |
Bogota, Colombia
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Juan says he
has been a Crüe fan since 12-years-old and he's now 27. "My tattoos
are the faces from the Theatre of Pain cover on my right and left
shoulder, the fish that Tommy Lee has in his arm, and the symbol
from the Greatest Hits album."
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Debi Tichbourne |
St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada
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In April 2005,
Deb sent in her picture and said, “I recently had a Nikki Sixx
portrait done. My tattoo artist was Bob Paulin, owner of
Studio 123 Tattoo & Piercing in St. Catharines. I’m a big
Crüe fan - love them all! You have a kick ass site. Thanks for
all the work you have put into it. I love looking at everyone's
ink.” Three months later, Debi sent in a pic of her next tatt
inked by Bob: this time a portrait of former Crüe front-man John
Corabi.
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Keith Wiedenkeller |
CA,
USA
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Keith has sent
in this pic of his great Dr. Feelgood band name logo saying, “I
was lucky enough to have been born and raised in Southern California.
At 14 years old a friend took me to a club in Hollywood to see
some no-name band. Twenty four years and almost seventy shows
later, I'm still going to see that band every chance I get! So
I thought I'd put a small tribute to them on my back.” The second
photo of Keith's tatt was taken at the Crue's Hollywood Walk of
Fame ceremony.
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Mike Mourning |
WI, USA
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Mike says, "I
am a body piercer at Black Pearl Tattoo and I go by the name Mikely
Crüe.
This is a picture of my
Mötley Crüe
back-piece from the Dr. Feelgood poster of Allister Fiend. It
was done by Greg Larsen at Black Pearl Tattoo in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
I have some other Mötley
Crüe tattoos that I will
also send pictures of, including Tommy and Nikki's autographs
tattooed on me." That's
a great piece Mike!
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Sally Curzi |
NSW, Australia
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Sally had Nikki Sixx sign her tail
at a hotel when the Brides Of Destruction toured Australia in
August 2004. She then had it tattooed as her first tattoo. Read
more about Sally here.
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Eric Dillard |
NE, USA
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Eric says, "My
obsession with the Crüe
didn't develop until I was about 17-years-old, and since then
my life has been everything
Mötley Crüe.
My favorite song is Afraid, but my favorite
Crüe
album would definitely have to be Shout at The Devil, and Tommy
and Nikki are my two most favorite members. It would be an honor
to be added to your site in the fan ink section." My pleasure.
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Cole Lockwood |
MT, USA
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Five-year-old
Cole from Great Falls is the youngest
Crüehead
with a back-job! (No - it's paint silly, but I thought you'd like
to check it out for a smile anyway... no copycats please)
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Leonardo (LeoCrüe) |
Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Leo has sent in a couple of pictures
taken on his webcam. The Dr. Feelgood dagger is on his right shoulder
and the Theatre Of Pain masks are on his left. He hopes
Mötley
will play in South America for the
first time in 2005.
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Alexa |
IN, USA
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Clean and simple. She says, "I
wanted to get a Mötley Crüe
tattoo and this fit perfect for where I wanted to get it." Looks
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Mick |
VIC, Australia
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Mick
says, “I have been meaning
to do this for years: I have attached a pic of my
Crüe
tattoo on my lower right leg. The dagger was done at Body Langue
Tattoo in Lilydale, Melbourne back in '98 I think. It's held up
real well and Vince's signature was done in Salt Lake City back
in 2000 when we met with boys back stage and saw them perform
live!
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Tony Nardella |
NJ, USA
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Tony airmailed
these pics saying, “I’ve been a fan since I was 6-years-old. They
changed and shaped my life, and for that I’ve decided to set tattoos
of their album covers as a life-long dedication to the four rock’n’roll
Gods who have been the soundtrack to my life.” You can see Tony
has a banner of Girls, Girls, Girls, down his chest with another
banner of song title All In The Name Of. A strap of barb wire
like Vince Neil’s borders the base of his short-sleeve, with the
Theatre of Pain album masks as the center-piece. A flaming pentagram
from Shout At The Devil sits above. You’ll also be able to see:
the skull and crossbones from Dr. Feelgood, a Nikki Sixx replica
moon and bat, the Generation Swine pig on his shoulder blade,
the demon head from the New Tattoo art packaging, a snake wrapped
around a music note a-la Vince Neil’s (and done at Sunset Strip
Tattoo), as well as the Gibson Blackbird bass logo. The sleeve
is filled with the green tiles from Dr. Feelgood. Tony hopes to
have the band autograph his arm so he can ink their signatures.
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Abby Ingleson |
VIC, Australia
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Abby says, “I
got my Nikki tattoo just before Brides of Destruction came to
Oz and it was still healing when I got to meet Nikki. His signature
is now tattooed on but I only have photos of when it was first
signed. My tattooist, Craig Riley from the Vic Market Tatts in
Melbourne, and I decided it would be a fantastic idea to do a
portrait of Nikki but we both agreed that it must be something
from around the
Shout era. After getting my Brides tatt done about 2 weeks previously,
we decided just to go ahead and do a giant Nikki on my leg above
an existing bass clef tattoo I had. I knew I HAD to meet Nikki
when he was out with Brides and get him to sign it.
So I waited for
what seemed like forever, out the back of The Prince of Wales
and when I finally did get to meet Nikki I was over the moon that
he loved the tatt. It was still a bit fresh at that time but it’s
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