The Dirt — Mötley Crüe
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The Dirt — Mötley Crüe
The most chaotic collective rock autobiography — sex, drugs and Sunset Strip.
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Why we recommend it
Mötley Crüe's The Dirt is the most chaotic collective rock autobiography — sex, drugs, Sunset Strip, and the improbable survival of four guys who should have died young. Written with Neil Strauss, the book alternates Nikki Sixx, Tommy Lee, Vince Neil, and Mick Mars's voices, with anecdotes beyond fiction: Sixx's overdose, Lee's drum kit tour, fights, rehabs. 450 pages of excessive rock'n'roll that reads like a novel. Tip: read with Dr. Feelgood or Shout at the Devil in the background — musical context helps. Perfect for hair metal fans, 80s rock history buffs, or anyone who liked the Netflix film. Not for the sensitive — content is explicit.
At the 132
Hard rock and hair metal nights at the 132 — Dr. Feelgood on the jukebox, someone in a bandana — are the perfect context for reading The Dirt. Regulars who lived the 80s recognize that energy. The book reads like an extension of the stories you hear at the counter after midnight.
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