Motley Crue's new song posted online

[JJ Moore]

At this location

http://search.aol.com/aolcom/av?query=motley&invocationType=avTab./aolcom/jsp/search.jsp

I just listened, and...... not bad at all. I think i'll try and catch tthee crue on there way round the world.

[VonErich Lives]

yeah, going to be in Boston for 1night, it sucks they'll be at the fleet center (well, it's very convienet, but sucks for concerts). I'll probably go, should be a great show... now, can they finish w/o someone OD or killing each other.

[JJ Moore]

Yeah ill be going to one of the shows here in the UK, Mick Mars looks terrible, tommy, vince and nikki look healthy.

[VonErich Lives]

got tickets today, they had 35, 55, 75 $ 150.0

150 were the first 4 rows

I went cheap w/ the $35.00 seats, cause at the fleet center it doesn't make a huge difference, got 3rd row of the 3rd level, my home is they do a center stage, if not and they do an end stage I'll still be ok, just off to one side, but 3rd row will have a good view.

[asphyXy]

Sounds like modern rock! ALRIGHT CRUE!

[asphyXy]

HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA

Karen Bliss of JAM! Music is reporting that the new MÖTLEY CRÜE single, "If I Die Tomorrow", is actually a leftover song from SIMPLE PLAN's recording sessions for their latest album, "Still Not Getting Any..." The common denominator is Bob Rock, who produced the CRÜE's new material after completing work with the Montreal rock band.

"It's pretty dope to be thinking that such a influential huge band chose to work on a song that we wrote, for their comeback, their greatest hits package and their reunion tour. It's pretty amazing," says SIMPLE PLAN drummer Chuck Comeau, who co-writes SIMPLE PLAN's songs with singer Pierre Bouvier. "They just shot a video. The song's going to radio. It's pretty mind-blowing."

After Rock produced SIMPLE PLAN's follow-up to the 2002's 1.7 million selling debut, "No Pads, No Helmets...Just Balls", he went to work with the reformed MÖTLEY CRÜE line-up (Vince Neil, Nikki Sixx, Tommy Lee, Mick Mars). Knowing the metal band was looking for new songs to add to its 2-CD anthology, "Red, White & Crue", Rock brought "If I Die Tomorrow" with him.

"It's fun that we wrote the song and we loved it when we wrote it but it didn't really sound like it belonged on the album," says Comeau.

"After our project, (Bob) was going to work with MÖTLEY CRÜE on like four new songs and they were looking for people to the write with and looking for songs, so Bob played them the song and they really liked it. (Bassist) Nikki Sixx worked on some stuff on it, changed a few lines, then they recorded it. It's the original line-up that recorded it, and we're really stoked about it.

Sixx didn't alter much, says Comeau, just a few lines in the verse and some other minor things, but it was enough to give the band a piece of the publishing.

"Anytime you write a song with anybody, you have to figure out how you split it up, and it was really chill with them and cool. They could have been jerks and said, 'We're MÖTLEY CRÜE. We gotta take this.' But they're not like that at all. They were always gentlemanly. It was awesome." Read more.

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JJ LIKES SIMPLE PLAN.

[Bad Company]

LOL

[JJ Moore]

Well what this really boils down too is that i'm not a liar! I may be a pig, and idiot, a liar, but i am not a porn star!

[weather vane]

Whatever. Crue rocks.

[weather vane]

He’s the wolf screaming lonely in the night
He’s the blood-stain the stage
He’s the tear in your eye
Been tempted by his lie
He’s the knife in your back
He’s rage
He’s the razor to the knife
Oh, lonely is our lives
My heads spinnin’ round and round
But in seasons of wither
We’ll stand and deliver
Be strong and laugh and

SHOUT AT THE DEVIL

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