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Mick Mars recently recalled seeing Randy Rhoads perform live with Quiet Riot, and argued that “no one” can replicate Eddie Van Halen‘s playing. It has been noted that the grounded team player, Mick Mars never displayed the flashy licks or trailblazing techniques that would earn him the reputation of an ’80s electric guitar patron saint like the two aforementioned legends, …

Mick Mars recently revealed he chose not to have John Corabi sing on his upcoming debut solo album, noting how the two musicians didn’t want to repeat what they did on Mötley Crüe’s highly underrated 1994 self-titled record. Despite his ongoing issues with Ankylosing spondylitis as well as his caustic spat & ongoing legal battle with Nikki Sixx, Vince Neil, …

It has been noted that Motley’s self-titled record is one of the most interesting releases that the LA hair metal group released. Even more interesting was that the fans’ reaction to it wasn’t nearly as bad given that it came with the risk of not featuring the band’s classic frontman, Vince Neil. Rather, “Mötley Crüe” came and went out with …

During a recent appearance on the October 31st episode of Eddie Trunk’s “Trunk Nation” on SiriusXM, Mick Mars, the iconic guitarist of Motley Crue, shared some insights about his upcoming debut solo album, “The Other Side Of Mars.” When asked why tracks recorded with former Motley Crue singer John Corabi back in 2016 were absent from the album, Mick Mars …

In the ever-evolving world of music, adaptability and innovation are key, especially when stepping into the shoes of an iconic guitarist like Mick Mars. John 5, known for his tenure with Rob Zombie, found himself thrust into the spotlight, initially as a temporary replacement for the ailing Mick Mars in Mötley Crüe. As Mick Mars battled the effects of Ankylosing …

Riki Ratchman recently revealed that John 5 hit back at Mick Mars after the latter’s accusations of Motley Crue using backing tracks. Mars has filed a lawsuit against his Mötley Crüe bandmates, alleging the band is screwing him over financially. John 5 told Riki that Motley Crue play live and don’t rely on backing tracks. In the lawsuit, as reported …

What a time it has been in the Motley Crue camp lately. Taking a walk backwards, the band really got back into the atmosphere when Vince Neil was said to have some poor vocal performances, which were caught on phones across the nation. The Crue felt that they could fix this issue by, allegedly according to Mick Mars, using backing …