Happens to be an album i been listening to alot lately, not sure why, but i love the music =D This is the "first" single they released
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"You were born an original. Don't die a copy" ~Murdoc Niccals
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"Time is never wasted, when your wasted all the time" ~ Radio Dj/Unknown Source
"Death is the inevitable end to the suffering of the living." ~Unknown
"You were born an original. Don't die a copy" ~Murdoc Niccals
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Sixx Am
Potent messages in his new work. The album that Life is Beautiful is on, The Heroin Diaries, is a partner to his book of the same title.
To quote his bio/tour release:
[quote]Founding member of heavy metal band Motley Crue, Nikki Sixx, wrote a book chronicling his heroin addiction and recovery, The Heroin Diaries with an accompanying soundtrack. He was the first rock star to ever speak at a National Alcohol and Drug Addiction Recovery Month luncheon in Washington DC. Some of the profits from Sixx's book will go to Running Wild in the Night, a fundraising initiative for Covenant House, California. Covenant House is a crisis center for youth at risk. Sixx, now the father of 4, gave up the wild and crazy life to preserve his creativity and his relationships. He wants kids to be able to look up to him as a clean and sober, but hopefully still "cool" guy. He reports that at age 13, he was once homeless like the kids he now tries to help - and he realized his dream of being a rock star, but woke up a junkie. He is now sober but rocks on...[/quote]
I liked Motley Crue, and I really like his new music. I hope he keeps up this calibre of work.
To quote his bio/tour release:
[quote]Founding member of heavy metal band Motley Crue, Nikki Sixx, wrote a book chronicling his heroin addiction and recovery, The Heroin Diaries with an accompanying soundtrack. He was the first rock star to ever speak at a National Alcohol and Drug Addiction Recovery Month luncheon in Washington DC. Some of the profits from Sixx's book will go to Running Wild in the Night, a fundraising initiative for Covenant House, California. Covenant House is a crisis center for youth at risk. Sixx, now the father of 4, gave up the wild and crazy life to preserve his creativity and his relationships. He wants kids to be able to look up to him as a clean and sober, but hopefully still "cool" guy. He reports that at age 13, he was once homeless like the kids he now tries to help - and he realized his dream of being a rock star, but woke up a junkie. He is now sober but rocks on...[/quote]
I liked Motley Crue, and I really like his new music. I hope he keeps up this calibre of work.

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