I SPENT THE DAY WITH MICK MARS - FULL EPISODE OF 'LIFE IN SIX STRINGS' POWERED BY MUSIC DRIVES US

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Published 2024-05-27
I got to spend the day with Mick Mars and int he full episode of Life in Six Strings he invites me into his home to check out his guitar collection, discuss life on Mars and then we go for a drive where he shows me around his town in Nashville and so much more.

Life In Six Strings is powered by the charity Music Drives Us which gives the gift of music to under privileged children.

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All Comments (21)
  • @Wangavision
    I have AS and Mick is my yardstick to measure what is possible. He's an inspiration.
  • Mick Mars is Motley Crue..Nikki Sixx, Tommy Lee and Vince Neil were lucky to have had such a talented and cool guitarist as Mick .
  • @jimfry2748
    Mick Mars WAS MOTLEY! Without his guitar work it wouldn’t have happened, and he did it while suffering from AS, god bless ya mick we love ya!
  • @Malama_Ki
    We all get old and we all die of something. This man has lived 1000 lives in one. Cheers Mick, we love ya brother.
  • @Illcastashadow1
    I love how Mick becomes himself when they start talking about his guitars
  • @Andrew-qc9xw
    Hearing Mick talk about his AS was heart wrenching. It’s such an evil disease. When he speaks of how his band mates didn’t understand what he was going through, he summed up the isolation of the suffering this disease places on a person. Unless you have it (or any disease for that matter), you cannot truly understand what a person is going through and tasks that seem simple to anyone else can be traumatic for a sufferer. All power to Mick for what he has achieved through adversity.
  • @4tinfaces
    Man—Mick—if you read this—man I am so sorry you’re had to deal with this horrible horrible disease; I’ve gotta say I have huge respect for the power you have to conquer a career, family, pain, more pain—the falling, the getting back up, making appointments, appearing in front of the world in a body that feels like a 40 lb cinder block hanging from a strap around your head. It’s incredible what you’ve overcome. Let’s just leave the success in an industry alone. Achieving that success is almost impossible; but try doing it with constant pain, I’m gobsmacked. I thought I had achieved things with my body problems. I have but to see an insight into what it’s like for you. Dude: my hat is off to you. I’m not a Motley “fan” guy—(don’t get me wrong—I like the guitar tone and playing) (they’re not in my “favorites “ on Apple Music) I’m fan of people who in the face of enormous adversity have the heart of a lion and push past that to have a life of accomplishment—what ever that is to them. You are that man—one of the few I’ve known of.
  • @guyconnell2250
    The average person cannot imagine the utter physical suffering that patients with ankylosing spondylitis endure over decades as well as the insidious remodeling, fusing, and permanent deforming of the spine. Mick deserves all the credit in the world for his musical footprint, we all should know that. But I give him more credit for his ability to carry on and even thrive in spite of the AS.
  • @tomshaug
    Thanks for the great work Mick, and Kylie for giving us a chance to spend time with a cool gentle soul
  • Glad he won his case against the other members of the Band. They tried to cut him out ! A founding member, and the only great part of the band. He was different and really unique, rocked with a Warlock Guitar and makes the rest ot the band seem......rudimentary :) Thanks for this !!!
  • @jjcollins
    Absolute legend! Not only is he one of the greatest players to ever walk the face of the earth, but what he has accomplished while fighting that horrible disease is absolutely phenomenal! Fantastic video, thank you so much for posting!
  • @streetlevel4996
    Saw your video on YouTube and may God Richly Bless you and may Jesus Christ show you His GREAT love that He has for each of YOU ❤️ Just ask Him to show you personally His Love as He did to me years ago 😊
  • @chrisrice963
    Kylie made this interview work.. Such positive beautiful vibes allowed Mick to actually open up and discuss several issues besides only the guitar.. He looks super frail now, maybe that fresh Tennessee air, life will help his journey.. He was sneakily checking out your beauty and probably thought, man if this was back in the day I'd give it go look too 😅 Thanks again
  • @Horner219
    Mick, if you read this…..you’re the best! Love ya!
  • @mikebassy
    Mick is totally up there in the legends people place ! He rocks in a massive way . And right here a gentleman opened his door . He is very important in rock and music . God bless him
  • I consider he as the next gen of heavy metal guitarist after Tony Iommi. Tony created the heavy riffs, and Mick took it to another level.
  • @57ebartley
    Still one of my favorite Guitarist's. Love ya Mick !
  • @gtrsean2429
    I've never been a Motley fan. They came out when I was in high school. As a guitar player too even back then I was impressed with his guitar tone/sound. That guitar sound really did create an identity for Motley Crue. BTW, Mick really did name the band. I only have respect for one member of that band. Mick. He was and is badass. 🤘
  • Mick was a huge inspiration to pick up the guitar so happy you interviewed him!
  • Incredible. ABSOLUTELY . We are watching an interview with living rock and roll history . This is really good stuff. Thanks very much .