Mysteron

At all points in time, everything was about getting Slash back and Duff, and whoever else, because that's where the money was and still is, whatever path was needed. If you noticed with the Axl chats, there was that big spiel at the end where he went on about running GN'R himself and the pressure that came with it. It'd be interesting to hear from Axl in the future about it all

Mark Beaumont used to write for the NME, I think he's more into 90s music and I think he only likes a few GN'R songs. I think because the Arctic Monkeys got alot of negative press and feedback, I think Mark has gone above and beyond to try and trash GNR as a deflection.

It depends how you look at it. 46 out of 52 weeks a year, GNR outsell Arctic Monkeys at any given time, but a new AM record would outsell GNR head to head. I think the Glastonbury crowd will be more people that grew up with AM, but there's a positive vibe about GNR and Elton John.

It's actually quite safe there, you'd be surprised.