I don't know.  It was a B-side for Believe In Me.  If there's info out there about who's on it I haven't found it.

I'm pretty sure you're joking, but there wasn't even a sniff of GNR except for that quick mention.  I don't think he even referenced Frank as being "from GNR" when he introduced him. 

I'm not very familiar with his stuff so I don't know for sure what it all was.  I think it was all his solo stuff and I was told the last two songs were from his band Bash & Pop that he put together after the Replacements.  It was a really good rock show though.

I was pretty disappointed in myself for not sticking around to try to chat with him for a bit, but the set didn't end until after midnight and I had to get up for work at 5.  I beat feet as soon as I was sure they were done playing.  Funnily enough at one point earlier in the night I was standing right beside Frank and didn't put together who he was, but thought he looked familiar.  I just assumed he was one of the people I see at a lot of local shows.

You mentioned his tone, that wouldn't really come into account because he was playing guitar not bass.

Maybe I'm wrong, but I thought IzzyDutch was Will.

That part just baffled me.  How do you bring back Carrell and not give him a joke?

I'm kinda late to the party here, and I only skimmed a lot of the posts so if this has been touched on already sorry.

Thinking about this, a lot of what Ezrin is saying is damn close to what Rick Rubin said when he was turned away from producing what would become Libertad.  It's pretty telling that both sides of the GNR coin weren't willing to compromise even if it was in their best interest. 

I'll say exactly now what I said about Velvet Revolver then, just substitute the new name:  When a guy like Bob Ezrin tells you you need to do more writing, you need to do more writing.