BRIDES OF DESTRUCTION: More MP3 Samples Posted Online

October 22, 2002

BRIDES OF DESTRUCTION, the new band featuring MÖTLEY CRÜE bassist Nikki Sixx, L.A. GUNS guitarist Tracii Guns, ADEMA drummer Kris Kohls, former MÖTLEY CRÜE frontman John Corabi (who plays guitar in the group),and vocalist London LeGrand, have now posted clips of four recently-recorded demo tracks via their official web site at the following locations:

01. I've Got A Gun
02. Natural Born Killer
03. My Revolution
04. Only Get So Far

In other news, Sixx posted the following message via the MÖTLEY CRÜE web site:

"Last night, Tracii and [producer] Stevo [Bruno] mastered the four songs we posted at www.bridesofdestruction.com. Now it's time to go meet up with all the music labels. We have two more tracks with bed tracks already laid down, but we might go back into rehearsals and see what else we come up wth before we finish them. There's no rush here… This is a musical process that were in, and we felt like sharing it with those who are interested. We don't have a web site yet, just a held page with clips of the music and a few candid pictures of us in the studio. So don't expect much… haha.

"On other things brewing...

"I havent seen the VH1 tape yet of 'Graveside Groupies'.. but it airs in a few days.. We had fun doing this... Now, coming from me this is gonna sound a little weird..but there are some fucking freaks out there....

"Me and [wife] Donna have been in heaven with [daughter] Frankie lately… This is really the first year she is starting to get the whole holiday thing.. Her in a pumpkin patch is the funniest thing you've ever seen in your life...

"Donna has changed the name of her spa… It's now called Zenspa and will open November 15… It's BAD ASS....

"Love life.... s i x x"

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