AC/DC Guardian interview - Axl mention

[SilverMachine 17]

This may need moving to the AXl/DC section - apologies if so mods.

Anyways, AC/DC are on the promotion trail and doing a few interviews to support their new album. They're not answering question about Phil Rudd, but they are about Axl's time with the band which will likely throw up a few nuggets and insights.

This Guardian piece mentions that they didn't know Axl before if was drafted in as cover - I was under the impression that they had a long held relationship.

Also has a nice line about Axl's propensity to throw in random songs to a setlist at a moment's notice:

https://www.theguardian.com/music/2020/nov/13/return-of-acdc-angus-young-brian-johnson-cliff-williams-interview

[scottish nutter 27]

I seen a different interview where angus said he had met axl once years ago, and to him he was very, very nice, someone is telling porkies somewhere lol

[bucketfoot 3,165]

Still hope Angus and Axl collaborate in the studio at some point.

[Dean 2,172]

They really should have marked that collaboration with a live release. For all the boycotting the died in the wool AC/DC fans would have done would have been made up by GN'R fans.

[baje 238]

10 hours ago, scottish nutter said:

I seen a different interview where angus said he had met axl once years ago, and to him he was very, very nice, someone is telling porkies somewhere lol

Meeting someone once is very different from having a close relationship though. Maybe they were just acquaintances rather than good friends?

[PatrickS77 1,278]

21 hours ago, Dean said:

They really should have marked that collaboration with a live release. For all the boycotting the died in the wool AC/DC fans would have done would have been made up by GN'R fans.

Yeah. They should have just released a double disc. One show with Brian and one with Axl. That would have been awesome.

Edited November 14, 2020 by PatrickS77

[moreblack 1,969]

That would've been unnecessary. You don't spend money on AC/DC for Axl Rose.

[Live Like a Suicide 2,463]

I liked this quote from the article:

"...As Axl says, he’d never rehearsed in his life.”

[Sosso 3,797]

5 hours ago, moreblack said:

That would've been unnecessary. You don't spend money on AC/DC for Axl Rose.

Axl would just be a hired gun and couldn't even write his own lyrics. The band would still record the same songs with another singer. 

Edited November 14, 2020 by Sosso

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7 hours ago, Live Like a Suicide said:

I liked this quote from the article:

"...As Axl says, he’d never rehearsed in his life.”

I think Axl said it like an joke, Axl not reharse much, but he "never reharsed in his live" ,  it isn't true.

[bangit 120]

Would be good to see a Axl on stage with Brian in a future tour as a guest appearance........just saying! 

Listening to Power UP today, it's ok..... still growing on me. 

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1 minute ago, bangit said:

Would be good to see a Axl on stage with Brian in a future tour as a guest appearance........just saying! 

Listening to Power UP today, it's ok..... still growing on me. 

I guess Angus don't want put  Axl as a guest to not put Brian and Ac/Dc fans bit uncomfortable.  

[Sosso 3,797]

8 minutes ago, Ratam said:

I guess Angus don't want put  Axl as a guest to not put Brian and Ac/Dc fans bit uncomfortable.  

Brian is a professional singer since over 40 years. He has no ego like most of the other rock stars. 

Edited November 14, 2020 by Sosso

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Just now, Sosso said:

Brian is a professionell singer since over 40 years. He has no ego like most of the other rock stars. 

Good to him. But i'm put it more from the Angus point of view. But it is just my supposition. I not know nothing, can be wrong.