Saw ST twice in the late 80s/early 90s. Once with Megadeth, once with Metallica/Danzig. ST stole the show both times.

Mike has come full circle…he has chilled out 100%…great band..had a hell of a run..86-92…they ran shit!!!

My band played with ST in Australia in I think 95. I like the way he always quotes his Dad

Saw ST 1992 remember it like it was yesterday!

Didn't think there was anymore room in my heart mind and soul to splurge new admiration and love for you on this interview....you the man! You and all your members through the years have me hooked since 1991 when I saw Rocky's hat and you on stage with a broke arm I think or leg and a couch at the Starplex Amphitheatre in Dallas and I was hooked! Since then I'm FAMILIA ¢¥€o $!$ta £€$£!€ your #1fan IndyGurl. Lyrical genius

this is an awful interview, let the man speak without interrupting constantly...

He should do a book about growing up up in venice and all the st tours and former band. Members I bet it would be a great read the only thing is he did not live the rockin roll life style witch is great

Mike Muir is awesome, these interviewers are not!

Solid.

Mike speaking the truth

Way to ask someone to be your therapist when they literally have several songs talking about their lack of trust in psychology! 😑😑😑

Can't watch without a smile and remembering Johnny Joe Glorioso RIP johnnyjoe..North East Kansas City MO 64123 who introduced all us kids to the epic mind blowing wonder Suicidal Tendencies.. To which my father still says turn that noise down ..but all three my sons ages 20 21 32 cut their music chops on....and our family code is " all I wanted was a Pepsi but my mom gave me a Suicidal Tendencies cassette tape instead" They claim I said here's a Walkman some cash grab your skateboard go get us both a damn Pepsi...I'm watching Jerry Springer smoking herb ..lol.. That part is just family humor and not exactly true... Sister Rose the Skateboard Roller Derby mom

Nice line up. 1994 still the 🐐

I do believe that when Mike Muir got in touch, or was rather pushed into having conversations with psychologists ... the field was way different than it is today. These days, most psychologists work on changing people's learned patterns by applying behaviour changing techniques. There's not that much psychoanalyzing anymore - it's way more pragmatic and effective.