Nikki Sixx explained he was all in favor of Motley Crue continuing as avatars the moment the really serious-everyday life band consumers are absent.

The bassist argued that, as lengthy as specified values ended up specific, it represented an possibility to retain their new music alive for a lot of years to arrive.

“I adore engineering,” Sixx told Swedish radio station Rockklassiker in a current job interview. “I imagine [it’s good] as lengthy as it’s coming from an artist that says, ‘I have a little something I wanna do and this technology is gonna help.’”

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He added: “At some issue, we’re not gonna be here anymore.… not to be a Debbie Downer, but it’s just not gonna materialize. And how terrific for your band – or regardless of what it is that you do – to be ready to go ahead for generations and generations. So I consider, when the time is proper, put us in a coffin and hearth up all those avatars.”

Sixx cited examples of Motley Crue’s longstanding curiosity in pushing presentational boundaries, declaring: “We did some stuff with holograms yrs in the past, prior to the technologies was really fleshed out.”

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Turning to the band’s most present video, for the solitary “Dogs of War,” he claimed: “When I consider of our very first video… [it] it’s possible cost $1,000. There was no MTV at the time, so it was like, ‘How can we shoot a video that [gets people to] communicate about us on the information when we tour?’

“And we had been lights me on fireplace on phase at the time, and Mick [Mars] puked up some blood. And it was just like, ‘Fuck it – let’s just toss every thing in there!’ And that was what we did to get followers to see what we wanna be represented as. The identical as ‘Dogs Of War.’”

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