Really cool man! Refreshing to hear someone praise their current state of affairs also… seems to be rare so kudos. Do you mind me asking about your music career? From the board I guess I saw you were roadieing for Poison at one point and then tour managing, I guess? Again, really cool. Are you stil...

The CEO realises what this site is, right?

There’s also not a chance Crue would have accepted this spot on the GNR bill in 2006, just coming off the reunion and Guns seemingly spinning in some kind of post buckethead , pre CD inertia. Ya, pretty much this. I saw this tour with Bach and Danko Jones. Was fun, but Axl was still showing up late...

I actually got the two of you mixed up my bad. Yeah from reading this thread it’s Neon who doesn’t get it, to be clear.

PF must be the luckiest guy in rock.

It’s a shame though. I liked the couple of singles they released at the time of the reunion!

First I’ve seen it. From this thread alone

I’m team Neon. The Acre guy doesn’t seem to grasp it

He isn’t in on the joke, so to speak.

Fair enough. Cost them their living.

There’s also not a chance Crue would have accepted this spot on the GNR bill in 2006, just coming off the reunion and Guns seemingly spinning in some kind of post buckethead , pre CD inertia. I bet Nikki tried hard to make the GNR/Crue stadium show happen a couple of years back as a co headline and ...

Looks like summer of '90 I was out with L.A. Guns doing a run of club shows that were the last gigs of a year-long tour supporting Cocked and Loaded. Looking at setlist.fm, I actually remember some of those shows. Doing a club run with a band that was pretty big was more fun than arenas, as you got...

Well, almost. https://i.postimg.cc/d1qF3xDy/IMG-2050.jpg I remember seeing this in the newspaper at the time and instantly thinking ‘not happening’ Turns out the radio and print ads that featured Motley as support were very quickly pulled by the promoter. Apparently Motley ‘had no idea’ about it or ...

Didn't see them in 1991, but caught them a year later right when Dog Eat Dog came out. This was before the album tanked, playing a 5,000-seat radio festival ahead of what was expected to be a big tour. They were great. Super polished. Arena-ready. Saigon Kick opened and had a lot of buzz (and felt ...

I saw a recent instagram post from him this year noting ‘24 years sober’ which denotes 2001.

Brides of Destruction formed in 2002… wasn’t he high during this run?

If I’m mistaken let me know. Either way. Good on him

Always wondered if Motley’s people ever had an issue with this being called cruefest? Or did they let the trademark run out. What’s the story?

Lars Ulrich is an Olympic level athlete

Ozzy Stradlin wrote: ↑Sun Jul 06, 2025 10:35 am The band sounds great, and the setlist is damn nearly perfect.

Yeah you can tell they really prepared. Compare this to The Stadium Tour and it’s embarrassing

I was wondering if they would see each other at this.

Wild to see it.

Or Paul Tobias?

I take the point above about the falling out but also in Sorum’s book he explicitly recounts confirming with Axl that Paul would be replacing Izzy, but Axl corrected him and said that it was to replace Slash.

By all accounts they really brought the signature Oasis pure wall of sound back, with both Liam’s voice and Noel’s playing on point. Noel back to playing all leads as well like it’s pre 2000. The three guitars absolutely works with these songs with a band that always overdid it in the studio. Crowd ...

As a genuine fan of the Post-2000 circus that was Nu-GNR, following Axl and all the leak drama on the forums for those few years, I have to say… Contraband. CD got neutered way early on. It could have been good once upon a time. By the time it came out in 2008 - forget it. We all know why. Contraban...

Who says they were looking for someone that played like Adler? Axl had a wildly different vision for the band by the time UYI came around. He was listening to Nine Inch Nails and Ministry and shit. The reason Slash's Snakepit came to be was that Axl basically didn't want to do anything that sounded...

Why did Slash and Duff work with him in Velvet Revolver if he's such a dick? At that time, you were either Team Axl or Team Not Axl. And in the entire book he basically fawns over Axl and completely trashes Slash and Duff, Slash especially. I have always wondered was there another side to the Axl/S...

I just read this today from the GNR period to finish (the leaked unedited version no doubt, I’ve put it below) https://drive.google.com/file/d/148btdpgwbecD0jKLldm4S1vVqbqcaTK9/view WTF is wrong with this guy? At every turn he comes across unironically as an egotistical weirdo and massively lacking ...

Pretty sure but can’t be certain that some time in the early 90’s there was a show in Wembley Arena or somewhere similar in London that was a Gibson Guitar show, and I’m pretty sure Bert rocked up and played Poor Boy Blues with the house band which had Slash and Jason Bonham in it. Great comment , ...

https://images.app.goo.gl/TopAxr2D4ksA83Gn8

Pretty wild to see this. Late 90s?

Your Mama Don’t Dance is a fucking SHITE song

Tribute to the now iconic Toad The Wet Sprocket thread.

Better Than Ezra. What do you say?

Hahahaha

Indy_Rob wrote: ↑Thu May 01, 2025 6:46 pm LLAT is possibly Poison's best song and to my knowledge they've never played it live. Total wasted opportunity.

That is truly outrageous.

I remember on that latest Rikki interview he mentioned it was his favourite.

Oklahoma boys. They were positioned nicely to be another Nickleback - I don't know what happened, but their run was a lot shorter than I thought it would be. I saw them a few times when they were starting to blow up in OKC and every song sounded like a single. However, I just Googled their debut al...

At risk of becoming the new poizond13 What do we think is the better song here? I’m choosing these two as I think they kind of flank Poison’s bigger hits but suggest slightly different bands, at different times. BTTRH with a foot firmly in ‘80s’ Poison, sounding better than many of their other singl...