When was kickstart my heart recorded

He's a freaking genius," said the drummer. However, the conversation turned to the drummer revealing a bit of history about the Crue song "Kickstart My Heart," which was inspired by Sixx's heroin overdose in the '80s in which he was declared legally dead, but eventually brought back to life by the paramedics. Adler recalled, "That 'Kickstart My Heart' song, he wrote it about the paramedics took that syringe and did that Pulp Fiction thing to him. But they didn't do that; they didn't do that.

I dragged him into the shower with a broken hand and a cast on my hand, I rolled him in, I put the cold water on him in the shower and I started slapping him in the face with my cast. And next thing you know, the purple in his face just disappeared. But he didn't steal nothing from nobody. He's a freaking genius. Everything that he did, every band did after he did it.

Adler added: "The only thing of 'Dr. Feelgood' , that 'Kickstart My Heart' song, he wrote it about the paramedics took that syringe and did that 'Pulp Fiction' thing to him. But they didn't do that; they didn't do that. I dragged him into the shower with a broken hand and a cast on my hand, I rolled him in, I put the cold water on him in the shower and I started slapping him in the face with my cast. And next thing you know, the purple in his face just disappeared. And then right then, the paramedics came in and they grabbed him out of the shower like a rag doll, dropped him in the living room and they just pumped his chest with their hands.

Released as the album's second single in , "Kickstart My Heart" reached 27 on the Billboard Hot chart in the United States in early Feelgood world tour. Sam Kinison is featured at the start of the video in a short cameo as the band's chauffeur. Soon after the band issued the following statement: "We documented the whole tour, top to bottom the good, the bad and the ugly and as we were looking through all the amazing footage, we thought how cool it would be to cut together a 'best of visual' for the fans who made this tour happen.

This one is just for the fans, from us. For the song of the same name by Alannah Myles, see Alannah Myles album. Rolling Stone. February 5, Retrieved February 1, Robinson, Will Entertainment Weekly. Retrieved