Right now I'm listenning to Achilles Last Stand by Led Zepp off of the Presence cd. Next I'll be inserting C.D. ......(annual once a week ritual)
..........."Don't you try to stop us now.....................":beer:

I vote for all G&R related that were during the G&R of the late 80's, 90's & 2000-and on. Plus any members from the 80's and 90's that went on to do solo projects. : )

Hey I'm going to go see G&R. To hear Axl sing and scream through a thousand watts blasting is my cup of tea. One of the best rock front men since Ozzy!!!!

I guess you're right. Didn't realize he was that far gone during the Use Your Illusion period. : )

Aside from anything that came before G&R there really wasn't anything new as far as new artists that did anything for me. But if it was an artist like Ozzy or Pink Floyd who already put out great music released a new cd I'd go out and buy it. For me it seemed music took a huge left turn after G&R time period. I also decided to dive really deep into writing original compositions so that I can try to become a successful musician. So there was little time to listen or buy anything new from the next wave of artists. I'd hear a song or two on the radio but nothing really grabbed me. The last band that made any impact (as far as me) was Guns & Roses. That first album was it. The first time I saw the Welcome to the Jungle seemed to do to me what the Beatles did to people back in the early sixties. It was so truthful and cutting edge and relevant to waking people up to how we are being subjected to unjustice and lies from the government that it made your %$&* heart explode like an atomic bomb. Funny thing is. I still get that same feeling when I play Appetite. It still a relevant to today like Darkside of the Moon by Pink Floyd is still relevant. (That is why I'd like to tour with the new G&R. I'd support the music as well as the campaign behind Axl and his views on society. (Ha....we'd probably end up being best friends!!!!)  :lol::peace: