Loco in the Toko!

If and a very big, capital IF at that, would be true, it would be too good too be true .

If so, I hope Izzy & Duff come back as well, Brian Mantia is capable enough of playing guitar. If Izzy doesn't return, Richard Fortus has enough quality to play alongside with them.

But actually, I think this entire article is dog poo and only written to create a stir (Perhaps another rabbit in the hat from GN'R management)?

The current GN'R music from what we've heard is a million miles away from what Slash likes to play.

This isn't the Axl Rose Big Band Orchestra, this is (New) Guns N' Roses. Stick to two guitarists but put Finck out for crying out loud. The cog glaze jumps off my teeth everytime I hear that guy play.

Well, I think Metallica is pretty cool. But there were better bands in (thrash) metal (Pantera & Sepultura are my favorite in metal).

But of course, GNR kick their a$$ so bad.

Well loads of bands but in hardrock category I would be into Cinderella, Aerosmith & Velvet Revolver.

The Rolling Stones, I don't want to see some fuckin' never-been (Well, at least for me they didn't do anything) fossils walking on stage.

Commercial rap, pop, puberpunk and crap Gothic should quit too (But Evanescence, Epica, After Forever & Nightwish are very good, so they may continue). One band I would like to see dying is Placebo & Seether, for the love of everyone, someone shoot those hooray for tolerance!s down.

Nickelback

I didn't even know KISS were still going, I thought they released Greatest Hits after Greatest Hits for the past few years. They are now has-beens, but still far better then the highly overrated Rolling Stones, or at least to me, but many people won't agree with me, but hey, that's personal opinion right?

And of course Slipknot & KoRn for reasons which are known to every true rock 'n' roll fan.

According to Lenny Kravitz Rock N Roll is dead .

Anyway fuck 'em all, Rock N Roll is not dead yet, it's been shot in the leg by gangstas, puberpunkers (Greenday ect.) and evolved glamrockers (Gothics).

But I'm sure wounds erase over time, and Rock N Roll will reign supreme again, one day to come.

Well my mum used/is to be totally into bands like KISS, AC/DC & Queen, so hard-rock was already introduced into the family.

Of course I must note that my mum and dad both love a big variety of music, which is the same with me.

I heard GN'R a couple of timeso n the radio and me and my brother listened to it a few times in record stores, after a couple of listens we decided to buy all their albums. (We were still to young to know there even was music at the prime of GN'R career but I'm now 15, so I'm a newer fan so to say).