Mick carrying those three bastards for 30 years must be very hard for his spine.

@Beltfedshooters

4 ай бұрын

LOL

@dr.know-it-all5148

4 ай бұрын

looks like they ruined his body

@conanthegreat4418

4 ай бұрын

It appears he has fused vertebrae.

@davidmorris380

4 ай бұрын

I think I’m missing something. WTF did they do ? I haven’t heard…

@minisurfbanana

4 ай бұрын

Carrying??? Wtf u talking about?

This guy is a fucking legend. Amazing riff writer. Great rock guitarist. He is the real reason for Motley Crue's success and the other 3 assholes should be grateful to him. 

@kennethlinton4432

4 ай бұрын

Well said.

@KylieOlsson

4 ай бұрын

He is just the most lovely guy as well... I enjoyed his company so much

@robcobi

4 ай бұрын

No Mars, there's no fucking Crue. Those other scrubs wouldn't be shit without his writing and playing. Ungrateful lowlifes.

@guncontrolisusingbothhands2331

4 ай бұрын

@@KylieOlsson When is your hot self gonna come and see my guitar collection? I might have an engagement ring for you, hiding in my guitar collection of 2 guitars.

@JustJim772

4 ай бұрын

@@KylieOlsson nice interview Mick seams like a Humble Guy.

Bless this man, living through pain and still being sweet and humble ❤️

@Blizofoz45

3 ай бұрын

Great thing about the internet, social media, etc. is it's kept great and undersung musicians like him in the spotlight. In the big network broadcast/cable days he would have never gotten exposure like this after the 80s heyday.

@mikevavrek76

2 ай бұрын

Hear hear. Never actually heard him talk before… what a small guy… affectionately.. he’s not larger than life..he seemed way more informative than I expected… glad I saw this. Mick is is pretty amazing… dig it. 😊

He held that damn band together for all them years. Thank you!

@newenglandtrucker6049

2 ай бұрын

Yes he did and Tommy lee as well.

@SJ-ty5rw

2 ай бұрын

@@newenglandtrucker6049 Agree as well . Mick and Tommy are the 2 that made that band .

@brianhumphrey6791

Ай бұрын

Mick is a legend

@brandonbell5357

20 күн бұрын

Not

Mick is the only reason Motley Crue ever made it, without him, no Crue!!

@905Alive

4 ай бұрын

exactly, it was his concept, he knew what he heard in his head, he found the kids that make that happen, but they were wastes, they've (Sixx and Tommy) been faking their performances for a long time, they've been bagged on video, he hasn't, porky ought to start faking, he can't sing anymore period

@tannerhuber1603

4 ай бұрын

Agreed

@doctorgarbonzo2525

4 ай бұрын

Mick lives in Nashville along with Vince, Childish, these guys cant get along

@oggamer735

4 ай бұрын

Well Nikki and Mick are the soul of that band but still without Vince and Tommy it would not been the same. They all are needed and were part of the magic.

@LORDFARQUADZILLA

4 ай бұрын

​@oggamer735 they can do without Vince. He's a horrible singer. Lets face it. He never was a good singer like David Lee Roth. The problem is like David Lee Roth they have these larger than life personalities that fans like more than and care about than the actual ability for the singer to sing. Lol.

He's actually smiling when talking about his collections like a father proudly talking about his kids. A side of Mick Mars that we rarely see. Thank you for the video.

@JoaoJPSingerSongwriter83933

4 ай бұрын

Mick was the only great muscian in The Crue and did not have a circus around him like Tommy or Vince. you can see the love for his guitars for me without him they would not have been anything special, his music writing is very underated as a lifelong Crue fan i think what the band has done trying to not pay him royalties is disgusting, to me the only good man in the band and as a muscian the only Crue band member i would be honored to meet!

@egorsilovs156

4 ай бұрын

@@JoaoJPSingerSongwriter83933 true for their recent performances, but you can’t say Tommy doesn’t have good chops, and vince really was a tight singer in his prime. Nikki’s writing is one of a kind too. There’s many reasons the band became so big.

@davereich2728

3 ай бұрын

I remember my friend bought TOO FAST FOR LOVE because of the album cover. Saw them a few times in the 80s. I would talk to Mick as a guitarist and i’d love to jam on his guitars.

@SJ-ty5rw

2 ай бұрын

I am pretty sure the guitar he's holding at 2:03 was his main stage guitar , he used on their 1997 greatest hits tour .

Mick is definitely boss level. So genuine. It’s hard to see him like this. But it was a privilege to see him in concert 12 times.

@brandonbell5357

20 күн бұрын

Only 12 you're lame see them 44 timesy

Mick Mars was totally under appreciated in Motley. It’s great seeing him get the respect he deserves.

Can we appreciate that Mick at 72 years old is still such a cool guy and amazing riff creator.

@apocyldoomer

4 ай бұрын

Yes, Mick is a chill man, glad he won the Lawsuit, Nikki Sixx is a poser, and I take it also an Ahole!

@willymaykit1482

4 ай бұрын

Amazing riff creator ? You apparently have never listened to motley Crue. 😂

@ZazaManJacky

4 ай бұрын

@@willymaykit1482their riffs are amazing wdym 😭

@willymaykit1482

4 ай бұрын

@@ZazaManJacky Motley Crue sucks.

@MrDlt123

4 ай бұрын

​@willymaykit1482 Please provide a link to a recording of your amazing riffs, since you are obviously a better guitar player than Mick Mars. Or are you just an angry Internet troll still living with his mom, as I suspect.

So much respect for this guy and how he managed to keep touring despite his health problems. He is a great talent and I can only imagine how tough it has been for him all these years.

@interplanetarymusic7929

4 ай бұрын

Team Mick!! 🔥🤘

@patriciabutler4427

4 ай бұрын

​@@interplanetarymusic7929always, 🤘🎸🖤🔥🎩

@juniorthe3rdjuniorthe3rd

4 ай бұрын

I suffer from same issues with my spine. Live in pain 24/7 365. I won’t give up. Partially for my family but also because I really love life I do it’s hard on me every day today is really hard tomorrow I have another surgery I trashed all my guitars and 2017 or 18 because that was my passion and I could not play anymore. I could not stand up and play I could not sit down and play it hurt, no matter how I was positioned and I primarily live in a bed but last year when I saw it doing that stadium tour it blew my mind. I mean there are nights that I’ll play for an hour hour and a half but I might not be able to get out of bed for another week afterwards so I can imagine doing what he did for his fans only to have the band that he created with three other guys but nonetheless, he was a driving force And they screwed him over. I have no respect for Nikki Sixx. Tommy Lee, or Vince Neil and I never will again, nor will I listen to their music. And it’s all because of the way they treated me I’ve been extremely disappointed and I don’t want to hear them say it’s a business move F that. I’ve been screwed over in business still as well, and when it hurts to fight because it hurts to get out of van people know that they can abuse you. More than I’d like to think about it especially being that I’ve lost years of my life I struggle with my on a daily on an hourly basis I wish the best for Mick. He’s the reason I liked this band anyways.

@peppino1961

4 ай бұрын

@@juniorthe3rdjuniorthe3rd Totally agree with your position and I feel bad for you. But maybe you should rethink your stance on listening to their music because of the way they treated Mick. You should continue to listen because Mick was an essential part of their music and rejecting the music would also be rejecting Mick's work as well.

@mudslutmusic9052

4 ай бұрын

The singer is a mess tho 🐷

He just seem's so Happy to share his home and collection and storie's with someone..Thanks for letting us into your home and sharing your collection with us..Love you Mick !!!

So nice to see Mick smiling & showing his guitars,with a bit of history on each..Total legend!! I sure miss seeing him on stage!!

Mick is an absolute sweetheart,so incredibly talented and knowledgeable, yet so unassuming. Such a soft spoken and intelligent man. Huge respect.

@robertdoble7665

4 ай бұрын

Talent and humility. Versus Ego and lack of talent. Rest of Crue.

@davidfayerman9613

4 ай бұрын

he is now in court suing the band

@ltjoseph9042

4 ай бұрын

You don't know Mick Mars.

@XJT0428

4 ай бұрын

Very Nice Guy

@ronaldnock9666

4 ай бұрын

He is real!

He seems so genuine and kind. A legend who’s spent most his life in considerable pain.

If I was a band mate of micks I'd rally as much as I could to help him in anyway I could . ❤ Much love for that man

Man you can see how much pain Mick is in, but keeps on going. Respect to him and I truly hope the rest of his life is easy and chill as possible.

This guy powered my childhood. So many riffs that nobody did before, and so melodic. Thanks forever Mick.

@THROTTLEPOWER

4 ай бұрын

I agree Charlie!!

@gdb5448

4 ай бұрын

Heck yeah!!...the guitar sound on Wildside, Save our Souls, Louder than Hell, Shout at the Devil and several others...just absolute rock-n-roll perfection.

@infinidominion

4 ай бұрын

Looks that Kill made me notice what a guitar could do

wonderful bloke, no attitude just loves what he does. respect

@LuannOsbourne

2 ай бұрын

👽🛸

Man it is so good to see Mick, talk about his love of his guitars, and his quest for tone. We know he's having health challenges, so keep a rockin' Mick!

He's THE most sweetest guy, and let's face it, a legend. ❤

You can tell Mick is happy to share his collection. What a cool guy.

@KylieOlsson

4 ай бұрын

he was very sweet

What a lovely guy Mick is. His monster riffs, tone and writing made Crue what it is…..I feel he doesn’t get enough credit and praise. What a warrior too carrying that debilitating condition he has for so long. Legend

I'm INCREDIBLY THRILLED that Mick is finally having his time to shine!❤ Good always wins in the end❤

What a powerhouse of talent. Hands down, one of the giants of the 80’s Hard Rock movement. His new record will show all of us, yet again, that MM is a dynamic and innovative Musician, that continues his music Evolution. Cheers to you Mars.

So cool to see Mick talking about his guitars. I just realized he’s the only member of Motley that didn’t have a bunch of public drama. Yes,I know he’s been dealt with the spine thing and recent bullshit with the rest of the band. Micks a good guy.

@JNMKlover

4 ай бұрын

No drama. We only know about one of his exes, simply because she toured with him. But none of the drama. Seraina is here for the most authentic period in Mick's life. She has been here for the man he is, not the star he is. I'm so happy he has her in his corner for the lawsuit. Lady hasn't spouted any drama.

@keithcostanza96

4 ай бұрын

He did abandon his child

@sleevelessace

2 ай бұрын

"spine thing" Lol

I love how Mick is still into the magic of music and knows exactly what each of his guitars sound like. He's not a rock star per se, but he is much more important than the other three band members who would be nowhere without Mick. He has managed to stay humble and out of the spotlight.

@JesusChrist_IsTruth-LoveForALL

4 ай бұрын

💯

@gavinvl06

4 ай бұрын

It’s mutual. He wouldn’t be anywhere without them

@ZazaManJacky

2 ай бұрын

@@gavinvl06I would say that’s fair

YOU ROCK MICK , THANK YOU FOR ALL THE GREAT MUSIC YOU CREATED 🎸 AND STILL ARE 👍

Thanks for all the great memories Mick. I grew up listening and learning guitar from you in my teen years… I love you brother! It’s hurts to see your struggles… keep jammin bro! 💯😎❤️

Mick is the sound and soul of Crüe. One of the greatest!

@edroseptic9442

4 ай бұрын

Too bad they suck

@shadyganley8877

4 ай бұрын

​@@edroseptic9442If anyone knew anything about sucking.😂

@shadyganley8877

4 ай бұрын

​@@edroseptic9442Says the guy who has done nothing with his life.😂

Glad to see he's happy and active. Good luck and rock on, Mick.

So cool that Mick did this. I love his studio setup too. Such a good player and rather underrated as well the last 40 years.

a living legend. I'm still remember the unforgettable riffs in looks that kill... long life to mick, his legacy of music will last forever...

I have a lot of respect for Mick. A very underrated guitar player.

@eldoabrahamson

4 ай бұрын

No.

@JesusChrist_IsTruth-LoveForALL

4 ай бұрын

Indeed

@JesusChrist_IsTruth-LoveForALL

4 ай бұрын

​@eldoabrahamson yes

@Andreas683

4 ай бұрын

Who underrates Mick? I underrate Nikki Six for one.

@Add_Account485

3 ай бұрын

​@@Andreas683333

Love that Mick is just being Mick and not some "character" that was projected to all the fans during his Motley days. Intellectual, well spoken, and wise. On top of it he never seems awkward or trying to be something he is not during this whole clip. Thanks for this Mick Mars!

Such a great musician. He alwyas brought a great bluesy feel to the Crue’s music. Nothing but respect for the living legend himself.

Mick Mars = Original G.O.A.T. 🐐🌟🌠🌌 We all LOVE You MICK!💜 Keep on doing what You LOVE you Genius YOU! 💥💯🎸🎶

Mick was the Glue that held all of them together. The hooks and riffs that he did are amazing.

All us Crue fans from back in the day, he’s what made our adrenaline go through the roof, thanks Mic you are An amazing musician

@deang.3877

4 ай бұрын

True… agree 100%

@jadefox5484

4 ай бұрын

Right!

@Add_Account485

3 ай бұрын

❤

Mick ,.. thank you !!! I’ve seen you many times and you are awesome in person. You are the Talent of Motley.

THE PURPLE PEOPLE EATER HIMSELF..... IN THE FLESH

Never been a fan of Mick Mars but this video shows us what a nice guy he really is. The rest of his band can learn a lot from Mick for sure.

@KylieOlsson

4 ай бұрын

I had such an amazing day with him and came away with exactly the same sentiment

@maxtwentynine5968

27 күн бұрын

Who says they have never been a fan of Mick Mars 😂😂 you must have not been paying attention

Someone made a statement once that "Mick was 70's guitar player in an 80's glam rock band." This really gave them a unique sound IMHO. Mick is a legend.

Mick is a criminally underrated player

@BeerandGuitars

4 ай бұрын

Very true

@hanifarjo5434

Ай бұрын

He's not underrated at all. He's very well rated & respected.

Mick is amazing. Thank you for highlighting him and all his wonderful toys :)

@KylieOlsson

4 ай бұрын

I totally agree.... I had the best day with him

@williamflinchum-qo6ch

4 ай бұрын

Jesus is coming soon repent before it,s too late!😢😢

@smoochie3331

4 ай бұрын

no Tele? yeik

@HouseWashingRick

4 ай бұрын

@@KylieOlssonKylie I’ve been a MC fan since day one in 81. I’ve seen them 26 times in the USA and 6 concerts outside of the USA. Can you do a small video on how your day went with MM and what all do you do and what you have for lunch or dinner anything you want to share….. please

@autojohn-pu1vf

4 ай бұрын

@@KylieOlsson If you see him again, congrats on the favorible court desision, and thx for carrying those loosers all those yrs..... are in order, MC/VH and others were the soundtrack to my youth growin up in the 80s

Mick was the sound of Motley. That guitar sound🎉 Solo in Home sweet home' will go down as one the most beautiful solo. Thank legend❤

How well does Mick come across here? Happy, humble and really knowledgeable.

Mick is such a beautiful soul! It's so unfair that he's had to deal w/ this debilitating disease for so many years. He certainly hasn't let it get him down! Rock on Mick & congrats on winning the court case against MC!!💋 🎸🤘👅🔥

@chrisnichols9187

4 ай бұрын

I've got r.a. so I can relate

Mick’s personality is a lot different now than it was 1971-1995. Back then he was brash, happy-go-lucky sharp-tongued, wickedly funny, and frequently disassociated from those who were closest to him. His illness has humbled him considerably over the past 20 years. Notice here that most of the guitars shown are post-1995. Most of the ones he played during the 80s and early 90s were either stolen or sold to pay debts during his “hard time”

What a man. I have severe spinal problems but I didn’t have to carry 3 guys around for years! Total respect

He’s a trooper; coping with illness through all these years and still playing and Recording. And so passionate about music. Nikki, Tommy and Vince didn’t treat him well

@antonioarroyo2347

3 ай бұрын

Nikki Sixx saved Mick Mars life don't forget when nobody else cared but yes they need Mick Mars

@jasonhuntley4203

Ай бұрын

esp nikki because "it was his creation" mick came up w?the name the logo the riffs and all those plantimum gold albums not them or nikki

Mick is a treat to hear exuding his passion for guitars. He will always be the heart and soul of the Crue.

Mick is Motley Crue! They can’t succeed without him! And Mick is very intelligent & he knows every aspect of guitars & many styles! He is a guitar genius! I had never seen Motley. The Stadium Tour in Texas is my first & last concert. I was fortunate to see them with Mick Mars. Soon after that he was out of the band. He has been a musician for many years! Mick is The MAN! 🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟❤❤❤

He carried the Crue forever. GOD BLESS THE MASTER

When you think of Motleys biggest hits ..it all starts with Mick Mars iconic riffs. Bought my first Kramer as a teen when I saw the Theater of Pain guitar. His influence as a guitarist is immeasurable. Wonderful interview…you’ve earned a sub!

@DavidMartinez-gs7sb

4 ай бұрын

You hit the nail on the head - Mick’s influence as a guitarist is, indeed, immeasurable because it does not exist. Mick Mars is synonymous with being a bad guitar player. To be honest, Too Fast is one of my favorite metal albums, snd Shout and Dr Feelgood are excellent. The riffs are good, great songwriting and damn good guitar licks finally in Feelgood. But the damage had been done by that fifth album. Micks reputation had already been stamped as a terrible guitar player and he’ll never shred that. No one except Motley Crue fanboys consider Mick a great guitar player. I mean NO ONE, especially guitar players. You want a guitarist who has influence and legendary status from the 80s? I can name 10 or 20 off the bat who are more influential. Heck, CC Deville and Oz Fox would run circles around Mick. BTW, where is the BC Rich Warlock in his collection??

@alphajava761

4 ай бұрын

What a great studio. Everything you need and nothing you don't.

@adriantomlin2902

4 ай бұрын

You damned straight! They can't take it from him either! As far as I'm concerned him and Tommy were the total sound for Motley.

@SJ-ty5rw

2 ай бұрын

@@DavidMartinez-gs7sb To say Mick is a bad player is a joke . Don Dokken who had Lynch obviously as his guitarist , has said Mick is a great guitar player . He would know . Mick also used to jam on stage with EVH , in their club days . Bob Daisley the guy who co-wrote with Randy Rhoads , for Ozzy's mega hits has said Mick is good guitarist . Enough said .

@DavidMartinez-gs7sb

2 ай бұрын

@@SJ-ty5rwI’ve never heard George Lynch say that Mick Mars is a great guitar player, and I’ve read and heard many of his interviews. In fact, I have never heard any guitar player describe Mars in that manner or even mention his name, unless the conversation was specifically about Motley Crue or Mars in particular. What you fail to grasp is common sense. People throw the term great often as a slap on the back or a term of endearment rather than actually meaning that the person has accomplished something GREAT. I could come up with a million scenarios where that may occur but that would be a waste of time. Even if George Lynch actually said it, and even IF GL actually meant it (not likely at all) doesn’t mean that it’s true or anything unless he explained WHY. Also, what difference does it make IF Mars shared the stage EVH at any single time? Any musician would tell you that sharing a stage with anyone doesn’t make you that person’s equal. It doesn’t mean anything. Me playing basketball on the same court as Lebron doesn’t mean shit. Even if he picked me for his team in a pick up game…. doesn’t make me a great basketball player. Go enjoy Mars masterful, incredibly technical and innovative guitar playing with George lynch.

Mick is the dude! All the riffs that carry the Crue, he was the whole base of everything they did, all the parts that hook you, thats Mars. With heart, thank you bro.

Mick seems such a laid back cool down to earth guy and one hell of a guitarist musician!

Incredible interview with one of the best. Mick could never be replaced . I remember seeing him at 9.. Shout at the Devil tour. Scary as hell for a kid . Always thought him and SRV would have put together some solid guitar rock and roll .

The man that combines the right guitar with the right music, but was in the wrong band..... for me he is golden! 🎯

@tymanngruter1808

4 ай бұрын

@@paultruesdale7680 🤔🤪

You can really tell that he loves guitars and respects them as art pieces and tools for making art

He seems so genuine and real. Like someone you could have a beer with, visit, be entertained and , lean some stuff. Definitely the “Father of The Band/Team Dad” and a living legend. Would love to meet him.

What a nice guy and legend Mick is!

Mick Mars is by far the most interesting of the four original members. He was in it for the music and the guitars and the performance.

How can people not love Mick ? Such a cool guy. Thousands of people love him !!!Very likeable. Love that guitar collection he has too !!! Thanks for such a great interview and seeing his collection Kylie !!! That was fab !!! Cheers !!!

@KylieOlsson

4 ай бұрын

i know... I totally fell in love with him - he is the sweetest, funiest and kindest guy i've ever met. Him and his wife are so cute and I think its so lovely to see all the comments on here appreciating what a true legend he is and how important he was to creating that Motley sound.

Mars is a Legend. I remember skipping school a rocking Motley on the walkman all over town. Just an epic guitar man who was all ways authentic no matter what was going on around him.

Awesome video of Mick's guitar collection. I remember seeing Mick on stage in his concert with Motley Crue in Vancouver BC Canada....it was a wicked concert...loud as hell... and Alice Cooper was the opening band for them that night. Thanks for the great music Mick.

Mick seems like everyones favorite uncle with a ton of really cool stories

How adorable is Mick! Must of been amazing to interview him. What a beautiful super talented soul 🖤🤘🏻

Who doesn't love Mick Mars...dude is as humble a Rockstar as you'll ever meet....most talented guy to ever be associated with Motley....all due respect to John 5

So nice to see so much love for Mick and realizing he was the heart and soul of the Crue. The other 3 would've been working factory jobs without him. Nothing says Crue like a blazing guitar riff and it was all Mick

Please take care of yourself Mick your very much loved, God bless you and thank you for all the riffs.

@gregsimmons694

4 ай бұрын

God bless you. Jesus saves!

Being a huge Motley Crue fan since the 1980s, I'm always interested in their guitar player regardless of the crap that has happened during the past year. This guy is vastly underrated and what he has overcome to play the guitar, not many others would. Can't wait for his solo album in about a month. Pre-ordered it right away! 🙂

He’s a national treasure man, what a cool dude!

Mick always plays in his means. Just the right amount, never overplaying. LEGEND 🤘

Amazing interview Kylie, absolutely loved it. Mick is so mysterious and doesn't give interviews easily. He doesn't talk to just anyone, let alone relax around them. He seemed very comfortable in your presence. So that says a lot about your personality and interview style. You should be proud of yourself. Thanks for this. He is a living legend. Love your new music Mick. Can't wait to hear the full album. And thanks for keeping the flame burning.

@KylieOlsson

4 ай бұрын

Thank you for sending this Andrew and for realising exactly that as you are right, he doesn't give interviews easily and I had a lot of elements against me... shame not all the comments on here realise that! He is a very sweet guy and this is just a snippet of what we talked about.... Kylie x

Mick is a legend, coming up with the band name to the great riffs he laid down.

Omg! What a little precious talk with such a legend❤guitar gold!

Mick Mars is a rhythm machine. I recall an interview with Bob Rock or Tom Werman mentioning Mick being ultra precise while doubling guitar rhythms. One can hear it on all their analog-recorded albums.

@stefmathaxl

4 ай бұрын

Absolutely ! And just listen to the recording of the guitar track on the last ever tour, it's perfectely played !! The others instruments + voice are studios recordings....

@caprise-music6722

4 ай бұрын

@@stefmathaxl Mick is awesome. I agree with that. But don’t make me laugh. You people are so eager to eat s*** online

@wood8577

4 ай бұрын

​@@caprise-music6722 Yeah...Vince's horrible vocals might as well have been studio recordings.🤣

Mick is so underrated. He wrote alot of great riffs

What an absolute treat this was. Truly an amazing guy and guitar collection.

Ahhh yes, Mick Mars. Both the Oldest AND the wisest of the band!

Another thing I love is that Mick lets her hold the guitars and get a good look, a lot of musicians wouldn’t let you within 10 ft of them!

@KylieOlsson

4 ай бұрын

he is a great guy... as a new 'player' he was very sweet to help light my fire as far as the guitar is concerned.

@izzydeadyet7336

3 ай бұрын

@@KylieOlssonfunny the guitars name was izabelle same as me! I’ve been playing guitar since I was a kid, my dad played and so I had acess to the equipment at least, even though I wasn’t supposed to touch my dads strat! Ha~ eventually he got me my own first guitar.. but I was inspired because it was the early 90s and I was a teen, and I wanted to be like hole and babes in toy land and L7 etc.. so anyway I did end up playing in an all girl hardcore punk band here in Canada for almost 10 years, so I’m proud of myself for accomplishing that.. I’m saying all this to tell you if you are learning just keep at it, your fingers will get callouses and peel, my nails used to get pulled and I’d get these white indents under my nails ugh! And learning to stand and play vs sitting on your bed haha, ahh those were the days ❤

AS is brutal on the body and much respect 🫡 for Mick to keep playing and touring for as long as he did. I got to see him play in 1984 opening for Ozzy and it was a life changing event for me. Stay well , Mick

@Luxedrina

4 ай бұрын

Whoah, that tour was legendary. Pivotal to the story of the band. So good it changed your life, the vibes were charged!

Thank you very much. Philadelphia USA 🇺🇸

What an amazing man & he deserves more credit than he’s ever gotten. Thank you for this video!

Mick is the best he has been a hero to me since I was 15 years old. In 41 now still love the dude.

Mick Mars is a wonderful, lovable man of immense talent and integrity...and hes interesting.

Much respect for Mick. My early 80's was all about trying to learn his songs....... My Favorite "Too young to fall in love"

He's always had that aura of cool about him.

What a down to earth nice guy. An inspiration that no matter what challenges you may deal with spend your life doing what makes you happy because you only live once.

Freakin Awesome. Micks Riffs and song writing is Legendary, Would not have been Motley without Him.I am 54 and play lead in my Band,when I was a teen Motley was Huge,It was ALL MIcks Riffs and Playing that made it, Thank you so much for doing this.

@KylieOlsson

4 ай бұрын

thank you! And I totally agree, a killer player

It is impossible to fathom how much heavy music that man has given us. He is light years so much more brilliant and talented than what he gives himself credit for. God I wish I could play like him. Can you post the whole video on here though?

@KylieOlsson

4 ай бұрын

I wish I could... Its airing in the US right now and am talking to broadcasters in the UK at the moment ... I might know a bit more in a few weeks

@chrischoir3594

4 ай бұрын

heavy? lol

What an awesome interview with a great guitarist. I’m so glad he’s still aware of what he has and I’m glad that that woman knew what he was talking about. Absolute great interview hands-down she knew her guitars, and everything that goes with it! WOW

God bless you Mick!! You’re an incredible guitarist!

Mick Mars and Brad Gillis are my two biggest inspiration's and the reason I picked up my first guitar in 1982 at age 12 and have still never put it down.. Mick is definitely in a class of his own..🎸

It's simple .... Mick's a total inspiration to all Guitar player's out there !!❤😊. Very Humble Man🎸🙏

Thank you for sharing this. That’s the most I’ve ever heard Mick Mars speak. I’m not sure he even realizes just how legendary he is. What a humble soul

@KylieOlsson

4 ай бұрын

Thank you Mike and nice to hear you say that as some of the comments on here have complained about how much I spoke but as you pointed out, Mick is a man of very few words. Such a beautiful soul and so unaware of his immense talent.

The riffs and leads he came up with over the years is amazing. No Mars No Motley!

This guy is just the coolest. What else can you say. The riffs he has created is unbelievable. If I could meet one of my stars it would be mick. Looks that kill I would think is my favorite.

I would love to meet Mick Mars one day. Not only is he the best member in Crüe but he always seemed the most humble out of all the 4 members. I’m glad I saw MC with Mick at least once back in 2012 when I was 8. 1313!!!🤘🏻🔥

@dawnr6381

4 ай бұрын

I feel old I was 41 when you were 8 and when to a Motley Crue concert. But Then I realized I was alive when they first made it big and I remember “shout at the devil “ first being realest.

@chrisnichols9187

4 ай бұрын

​@@dawnr6381that wasn't the first album

@dawnr6381

4 ай бұрын

@@chrisnichols9187 I never said it was their first album.

Long life mick! We love you! and mexico missing you