The Heroin Diaries Soundtrack

Being in recovery for 7 years this wonderful work touches the very depths of my soul every time I play it, every song. This is the most meaningful composition of my lifetime, I feel your pain and your Joy Nikki! I think a lot of people don't really appreciate life and its immense beauty, being rescued from the horrors and degradation of addiction gives us (addicts) a whole new perspective on life. After all, we have danced with the death of our spirits, far more painful than death itself- some of us will die in our disease, some of us are fortunate enough to grow up. Thank you Nikki!

Glen F.

Nikki Sixx finally tells about the dark side to rock-n-roll. These are very good songs.I was pleasantly surprised on how good it was.Finally,Some rokin' songs. Nikki's band is excellent. I can't wait to see them at Crue Fest.We need more rock and less Crap(Rap). No Rappers or wannabes,Just rock. We are all happy Nikki is still with us.I hope the next generation gets the message from his experience and songs. Drugs suck!! Life is beautiful. It took a serious illness for me to see it. I hope everyone out there gets it. You need this one. It's a must have.

It's alright, it nothing that hasn't been done before, except the wierd Sixx voice overs, it has a Tool New Radicals feel to it. has a sort of Nu Metal AFI feel also.

I have never been too excited about any past band members going out on their own to do solo projects UNTIL NOW! this cd is awesome from beginning to end and Nikki Sixx did a fantastic job! I can't wait to hear more of his work.After each song is over I couldn't wait to hear the next one. I have read the book "The Heroin Diaries" and this is a great addition. I most definitely recommend this to any of Nikki's fans, Sixx A.M fans or even those who have never heard of either...if that's possible.

The so-called reviewer at the top of this page is on glue. This far surpasses what the crue has ever done. Much deeper in composition and lyrics than your average rock album. It paints images that tell a story of one man's struggle with addiction in a very lush, operatic way. I can see this being made into a rock musical play. I feel it stands up to the best of the best of the concept rock albums. It deserves a listen.