Nikki Sixx Says Motley Crue Album Experience Was Difficult
. The Motley Crue bassist tells Sweden Rock Magazine: "I've gotta tell you, I think it was a very unfocused record. It was painful for me, because John Corabi can't write lyrics, and I had to do all that work. "It was the first time I ever had to work with somebody that wanted to participate in the lyrics. And my standard is so high that it was just� It was so hard, it took months... Usually, I write a set of lyrics in an hour. And it's all about having pent-up information and aggression and just [letting it out]. And it was just hard, because he was� a nice enough guy, but he just didn't have that fire, and it was hard for me." He goes on: "And I just felt like Bob Rock really got us� 'Cause we just really wanted to get the riffs going and stuff, and he captured that. But in general, there's like� 'Hooligan's Holiday''s a good song. 'Poison Apples', I think, was a good song. But in general, it felt like a great-sounding record, but a little bit unfocused. That's just me. Like, the choruses weren't big enough. But it was just hard." Read more here. New Rock Times is an official news provider for antiMusic.com. |
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