John Corabi: "Horseshoes And Hand Grenades" (Biografía) + Solo álbum (2021)

Pues en 2021 John Corabi publicara su esperadisima biofrafia "Horseshoes And Hand Grenades" y un nuevo disco en solitario aunque será un disco electrico. Tanto la biografía como su esperado segundo disco en solitario es de los lanzamientos q mas espero para 2021



Former MÖTLEY CRÜE singer John Corabi has completed work on his autobiography. Titled "Horseshoes And Hand Grenades", it was written wih the help of MÖTLEY CRÜE historian/author Paul Miles, and is tentatively due in early 2021.

In a new interview with the "Thunder Underground" podcast, Corabi stated about his book: "It literally goes from my birth — back to the very beginning. It talks about my side of the family — and my mom's. My dad's side of the family came from Italy; my mom's side of the family came from somewhere in Ireland. And the neighborhood I lived in. And just everything. It goes all the way back. It explains the Uncle Jack. If you're familiar with the MÖTLEY record [I sang on], you know that [the song 'Uncle Jack'] was about my uncle, and it goes through all of that shit. Marriages and divorces and infidelities, and then the bands as well. What I was going through trying to get a record, and once I got the record deal. So it's not just focused on MÖTLEY or one band; it's literally my life from front to back, right up until now. [It covers] THE DEAD DAISIES — leaving the DAISIES to [going] back to pursuing my solo career, making John Corabi a brand or a household name. And there's no punches [being pulled]. I know I'm being honest. I know there's a few people I'm probably gonna piss off — a few ex-wives and whatever. But fuck it. It is what it is. It's honest."

Corabi also confirmed that he is working on his first electric-band album of original solo material, which he hopes to release early next year. The effort is a collaboration with producer and songwriter-for-hire Marti Frederiksen, who has previously worked with AEROSMITH, DEF LEPPARD, Jonny Lang and Sheryl Crow, among many others.

"Most of it is stuff that [Marti] and I worked on together," he said. "I do have a song that I worked on with a buddy of mine, Dan Karkos, who actually co-wrote with me for my acoustic record."


As for the musical of his new solo LP, Corabi said: "All I can say is '70s… This is the shit that I love, I grew up with. So I've got some stuff that's very [LED] ZEPPELIN-esque. I've got stuff that's just swampy, acoustic dobro blues. And then I've got some stuff that's very '70s pop — old [Peter] Frampton or QUEEN. And I'm just throwing it all together.

"I think the coolest thing about the music industry right now is nobody's selling any records, so you pretty much have fucking free rein to do whatever the fuck you want," he explained. "A guy like me, I'm never gonna get on the radio — ever. I'm never gonna get on MTV. So I'm, like, fuck it. I might as well just do what I want. So if it's really eclectic, or too eclectic for people's tastes, it doesn't really matter at this point. So I'm just doing what I want."

Ganas de escucharlo... Tanto el disco de MC como el de Scream los escucho regularmente.

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@keith_caputo escribió:Pues en 2021 John Corabi publicara su esperadisima biofrafia "Horseshoes And Hand Grenades" y un nuevo disco en solitario aunque será un disco electrico. Tanto la biografía como su esperado segundo disco en solitario es de los lanzamientos q mas espero para 2021



Former MÖTLEY CRÜE singer John Corabi has completed work on his autobiography. Titled "Horseshoes And Hand Grenades", it was written wih the help of MÖTLEY CRÜE historian/author Paul Miles, and is tentatively due in early 2021.

In a new interview with the "Thunder Underground" podcast, Corabi stated about his book: "It literally goes from my birth — back to the very beginning. It talks about my side of the family — and my mom's. My dad's side of the family came from Italy; my mom's side of the family came from somewhere in Ireland. And the neighborhood I lived in. And just everything. It goes all the way back. It explains the Uncle Jack. If you're familiar with the MÖTLEY record [I sang on], you know that [the song 'Uncle Jack'] was about my uncle, and it goes through all of that shit. Marriages and divorces and infidelities, and then the bands as well. What I was going through trying to get a record, and once I got the record deal. So it's not just focused on MÖTLEY or one band; it's literally my life from front to back, right up until now. [It covers] THE DEAD DAISIES — leaving the DAISIES to [going] back to pursuing my solo career, making John Corabi a brand or a household name. And there's no punches [being pulled]. I know I'm being honest. I know there's a few people I'm probably gonna piss off — a few ex-wives and whatever. But fuck it. It is what it is. It's honest."

Corabi also confirmed that he is working on his first electric-band album of original solo material, which he hopes to release early next year. The effort is a collaboration with producer and songwriter-for-hire Marti Frederiksen, who has previously worked with AEROSMITH, DEF LEPPARD, Jonny Lang and Sheryl Crow, among many others.

"Most of it is stuff that [Marti] and I worked on together," he said. "I do have a song that I worked on with a buddy of mine, Dan Karkos, who actually co-wrote with me for my acoustic record."


As for the musical of his new solo LP, Corabi said: "All I can say is '70s… This is the shit that I love, I grew up with. So I've got some stuff that's very [LED] ZEPPELIN-esque. I've got stuff that's just swampy, acoustic dobro blues. And then I've got some stuff that's very '70s pop — old [Peter] Frampton or QUEEN. And I'm just throwing it all together.

"I think the coolest thing about the music industry right now is nobody's selling any records, so you pretty much have fucking free rein to do whatever the fuck you want," he explained. "A guy like me, I'm never gonna get on the radio — ever. I'm never gonna get on MTV. So I'm, like, fuck it. I might as well just do what I want. So if it's really eclectic, or too eclectic for people's tastes, it doesn't really matter at this point. So I'm just doing what I want."

La única editorial en Spain que veo publicando semejante artefacto podría ser Es Pop. A ver si se animan. Y una buena entrevista en el Popu. Aunque si no recuerdo mal no hace tanto ya le hiciste una muy chula, no?

@SMarciulionis escribió:

@keith_caputo escribió:Pues en 2021 John Corabi publicara su esperadisima biofrafia "Horseshoes And Hand Grenades" y un nuevo disco en solitario aunque será un disco electrico. Tanto la biografía como su esperado segundo disco en solitario es de los lanzamientos q mas espero para 2021



Former MÖTLEY CRÜE singer John Corabi has completed work on his autobiography. Titled "Horseshoes And Hand Grenades", it was written wih the help of MÖTLEY CRÜE historian/author Paul Miles, and is tentatively due in early 2021.

In a new interview with the "Thunder Underground" podcast, Corabi stated about his book: "It literally goes from my birth — back to the very beginning. It talks about my side of the family — and my mom's. My dad's side of the family came from Italy; my mom's side of the family came from somewhere in Ireland. And the neighborhood I lived in. And just everything. It goes all the way back. It explains the Uncle Jack. If you're familiar with the MÖTLEY record [I sang on], you know that [the song 'Uncle Jack'] was about my uncle, and it goes through all of that shit. Marriages and divorces and infidelities, and then the bands as well. What I was going through trying to get a record, and once I got the record deal. So it's not just focused on MÖTLEY or one band; it's literally my life from front to back, right up until now. [It covers] THE DEAD DAISIES — leaving the DAISIES to [going] back to pursuing my solo career, making John Corabi a brand or a household name. And there's no punches [being pulled]. I know I'm being honest. I know there's a few people I'm probably gonna piss off — a few ex-wives and whatever. But fuck it. It is what it is. It's honest."

Corabi also confirmed that he is working on his first electric-band album of original solo material, which he hopes to release early next year. The effort is a collaboration with producer and songwriter-for-hire Marti Frederiksen, who has previously worked with AEROSMITH, DEF LEPPARD, Jonny Lang and Sheryl Crow, among many others.

"Most of it is stuff that [Marti] and I worked on together," he said. "I do have a song that I worked on with a buddy of mine, Dan Karkos, who actually co-wrote with me for my acoustic record."


As for the musical of his new solo LP, Corabi said: "All I can say is '70s… This is the shit that I love, I grew up with. So I've got some stuff that's very [LED] ZEPPELIN-esque. I've got stuff that's just swampy, acoustic dobro blues. And then I've got some stuff that's very '70s pop — old [Peter] Frampton or QUEEN. And I'm just throwing it all together.

"I think the coolest thing about the music industry right now is nobody's selling any records, so you pretty much have fucking free rein to do whatever the fuck you want," he explained. "A guy like me, I'm never gonna get on the radio — ever. I'm never gonna get on MTV. So I'm, like, fuck it. I might as well just do what I want. So if it's really eclectic, or too eclectic for people's tastes, it doesn't really matter at this point. So I'm just doing what I want."

La única editorial en Spain que veo publicando semejante artefacto podría ser Es Pop. A ver si se animan. Y una buena entrevista en el Popu. Aunque si no recuerdo mal no hace tanto ya le hiciste una muy chula, no?

Me encantaria volver a entrevistarle. Soy super fan de su musica y tengo muchas ganas de leer su libro y escuchar su esperadisimo nuevo disco. Ojala le pueda volver a entrevistar. Las 2 veces q le entrevisté fue un tio muy agradable.

El año pasado dio un concierto acústico muy guay aquí en Coruña. A pesar del público lo sacó adelante y contando historias muy majas.

@red ryder escribió:El año pasado dio un concierto acústico muy guay aquí en Coruña. A pesar del público lo sacó adelante y contando historias muy majas.

Porque a pesar del publico?

@Vietcong escribió:

@red ryder escribió:El año pasado dio un concierto acústico muy guay aquí en Coruña. A pesar del público lo sacó adelante y contando historias muy majas.

Porque a pesar del publico?

Tengo entendido q tuvo que mandarles callas varias veces y acortó el concierto harto de aguantar tanto ruido

@keith_caputo escribió:

@Vietcong escribió:

@red ryder escribió:El año pasado dio un concierto acústico muy guay aquí en Coruña. A pesar del público lo sacó adelante y contando historias muy majas.

Porque a pesar del publico?

Tengo entendido q tuvo que mandarles callas varias veces y acortó el concierto harto de aguantar tanto ruido

Exacto. Gente de espaldas al escenario más interesados en contar que última serie habían visto y en ir a la barra a pillar bebida mientras John contaba historias.

@red ryder escribió:

@keith_caputo escribió:

@Vietcong escribió:

@red ryder escribió:El año pasado dio un concierto acústico muy guay aquí en Coruña. A pesar del público lo sacó adelante y contando historias muy majas.

Porque a pesar del publico?

Tengo entendido q tuvo que mandarles callas varias veces y acortó el concierto harto de aguantar tanto ruido

Exacto. Gente de espaldas al escenario más interesados en contar que última serie habían visto y en ir a la barra a pillar bebida mientras John contaba historias.

No entiendo como hay gente que se gasta el dinero en una entrada para despues pasar del artista o ponerse ciegos...

Me ha sorprendido mucho esta entrevista con John Corabi. En la primera parte habla sobre las redes sociales, los trolls que hay en ellas, libertad de expresión, como los musicos son cada vez más esclavos de las mismas, etc pero en la segunda parte habla más de su vida y me sorprende que cuente que su hijo Ian Corabi fue adicto a la heroina y como tuvo que ayudar a su hijo a salir de la adicción y como acabó volviendo a vivir con él. También habla de como su hijo (batería profesional) entendió con el paso de los años pq su padre John no había estado a su lado en la infancia. La vida de un musico es la de girar y girar (y más en los años en los que las ventas de discos cayeron en picado). Me ha parecido una entrevista muy humana.