Gordon Comstock

1993: Axl Rose sees his future self, and is so mentally shaken that he goes into hiding for years.

This song came out today, album comes out in a week. It's shaping up to be one of the best albums of the year (this is the 3rd single).

December 1-7 Do we have to specify what year?

I wish this was real... I'd buy it.

I'm about halfway through this episode, it's pretty interesting. Seems like one that people on here would generally like. Tim Pool is an independent journalist, they talk a lot about de-platforming and issues around the US culture war.

I saw them open for Black Sabbath on The End tour a couple years ago. They weren't bad, but weren't great either, I thought they were just kinda bland.

I wish he'd toured or done more songs with M Shadows. The guy is a GNR fan, has the best rock voice out of anyone on the Slash & Friends album, and while Nothing To Say is a kinda generic hard rock/metal-ish song, it's cool to hear Slash do stuff like that. It's a better song that anything on Contraband, except for maybe Slither.

Slash has been given specific instructions to play Rock The Rock so Axl can gauge the audience reaction before playing it himself. He wouldn't want to embarrass himself with a silly performance, but if the crowd likes it, get ready for Rock The Rock and the unreleased (soon to be a hit) "The Rock Walk (Like A Duck)" on the next GNR tour.

On topic this is probably the coolest pic of him in the last 20 years

@John Bonham ??

I listen to his podcast once in a while... I've enjoyed his episodes with Graham Hancock and Randall Carlson. They've been on his podcast a few times. This one was interesting too, it's on sleep, dreams, etc.

What did Axl copy first, the look or the thin whiny vocals?

At my last band practice someone played their performance of 'When The Curtain Falls' from some late night show. Holy fuck, it was hilariously bad. Not only does the singer sound like an awful Plant impersonator, he talks with a British accent during the slow part of the song. Fuck off, Greta Van Fleet, you're from Detroit.