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5 hours ago, Sydney Fan said:

Im sure duff opens with an acoustic version  of my world.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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He could open with a brand new GNR song and it would still be disappointing if he sang it. Don't get me wrong though I do like Duff, just not his singing. 

Ah the politically correct era. Am I allowed to like someone  or something because  they made a statement or said a word. Gets on my damn nerves. 

I'm not gonna read the article but I bet it doesn't say anything that hasn't been said on the forum before.

I wonder how much Axl charges himself an hour to record in his own studio?

YAY! Only 10 more years now.

His voice is more annoying than Myles Kennedy.

One of the love letters read, gee I really like your tits. I'll say anything that fits.

The best opening  ever  was at the MTV awards.  The curtain going up while the intro was being played was epic then the long raspy scream. All down hill from there though.

I think they should quit touring and put out a new album every  6 months. I find live performances very boring.

BEST BRAND EVERRR!

Maybe skeleton strippers would be more appropriate?

Can a 57 year old millionaire come up with another WTTJ? Very unlikely. I want another AFD. We have 3 Use your Illusions type albums. Go back to your roots. I'm rambling, my answer is WTTJ.

When Dj Ashba came rising out of the stage playing the intro to Chinese Democracy and you went apeshit crazy!

I tried the flower experiment. The flower kept jumping out of the CD glass and other flowers showed up to replace the last flower. SPOOKY!

Music to F your woman to.

You know....if they made this movie a cartoon with skeleton characters.....They Might Go For It!

2 hours ago, Fourteenbeers said:

Totally irrational suggestion:

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I totally agree with you, but there are others that don't. 

Before you make a GNR movie you would have to ask....who is GNR?

5 hours ago, Bansidhe said:

Kid Rock is an absolute length.

 

I don't understand what you are saying.

5 hours ago, Gambit83 said:

I posted this on my social...

I'm enjoying talking to those listeners who wanted Richard Fortus to talk more GNR in our interview.

 

In my opinion, it's important to look at it big picture. While some former and current GNR members/team may have non-disclosure agreements, that's another story (and not the case here). However let's use Slash as an example. After he left GNR; while he did Snakepit, VR, solo, Guitar Hero, and other projects, he was always asked about GNR. It bothered him as he wanted to discuss his new stuff.

 

As a person he should be able to, he had a new source of income and creativity to promote. As a fan, I understand why we want all the GNR stories. However, also as a fan I would enjoy Slash talk about whatever. Horror, dinosaurs, whatever. To go into every interview thinking it was going to be a cross-examination about GNR would be exhausting and would he even want to do it? You can use this example for actors, athletes, etc. Of course this isn't a universal truth, but something to keep in mind.

 

Also important to note that this similar approach has led to a second interview with Tommy Stinson coming soon. His rep specifically said to me that many interviewers will just want to talk Replacements and GNR with him, but he needs to make a living with his new stuff. It's not that they won't talk GNR, but if they don't make a point to promote the new, interviewers will take advantage and be selfish with questions. It's all about balance, timing, and earning trust. At least if I want to get these guys on again and earn a good reputation to keep booking guests for us.

 

I appreciate and welcome all feedback. I like to think our audience is smarter than most, so I always expect a good dialog from you

 

- B

You are a smart business man. Very much unlike this catastrophe we follow.

Someone needs to offer eveyone in the USA a free Dr. Pepper if they release a new album this year. That'll get the ball rolling.

Ask him how many times he has been called Izzy.