Mötley Crüe Trivia Questions

Sixx was clinically dead for two minutes before being revived; the song’s lyrics directly reference the adrenaline rush of being brought back.

He was born Frank Feranna Jr.; he adopted 'Sixx' as a stage name later, inspired by his mother's maiden name and a biker gang.

'Too Fast for Love' was indeed recorded cheaply and quickly in 1981 at a small studio, then self-released before Elektra picked it up.

The umlauts came from a Löwenbräu beer bottle; the band thought it looked cool and edgy, not from any magazine.

Inspired by Van Halen's brown-M&M clause, the Crüe demanded green M&Ms as a joke—and to test if promoters read the rider.

Bob Rock produced 'Dr. Feelgood' (1989), Mötley's biggest commercial success, and later produced Metallica's self-titled 1991 album.

While Tommy Lee made it famous, the rotating drum kit was actually pioneered by a lesser-known band called Van Halen in 1984.

Neil was driving drunk, causing a crash that killed Nicholas 'Razzle' Dingley; he served jail time and was temporarily replaced by John Corabi years later.