Netflix Motley Crue Biopic- The Dirt (2019)

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Originally Posted by reed067

I see some here complaining about how bad they all were and how vile, crude, etc..

That’s rock n roll baby!!

Ultimately, they are just 'playing characters' though, trying to appeal to a certain demographic....at the end of the day, they go home to their lavish hollywood hills mansions (surrounded by tall hedges and fences, designed to keep people like their fans, out)!!

[reed067]

Originally Posted by rstevens62

Ultimately, they are just 'playing characters' though, trying to appeal to a certain demographic....at the end of the day, they go home to their lavish hollywood hills mansions (surrounded by tall hedges and fences, designed to keep people like their fans, out)!!

Yeah but they went above and beyond the call of just playing a part they went overboard because they wanted too.

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Originally Posted by Roselvr

I googled Tommy Lee and Heather. They got married May of 1986. I hadn't even heard of heroin back then; was probably 10 years later when I did eventually hear of it.

The guy from LA Guns said heroin wasnt around LA back then and I'd tend to side with him. I grew up close to New York City so you'd think I would hear of it pretty quick

Lou Reed (hard to think of a rock-and-roller who is more New York thru-and-thru) sang about scoring heroin at the corner of Lexington and 125th in 1967:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wrOel9KBswQ

Then there's, uh... 'Heroin', from the same album:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qFLw26BjDZs