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TOMMY LEE To Make 'All-Dance' Album After MÖTLEY CRÜE Tour

March 28, 2005

MTV.com reports: If you can't wait to hear MÖTLEY CRÜE drummer Tommy Lee's upcoming star-studded solo album, "Tommyland: The Ride" (August),just wait until you hear what the tattooed rocker has in mind for an encore. "My next album is going to be an all-dance record," he said. "I've been DJing a lot lately and I want to make one just for the club kids. I've been recording beats and I'm going to work on it after the MÖTLEY tour."

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