Slash.

I wish we had gotten more GNR stuff with bucket on it, and if we had maybe I would swing the other way, but Slash all the way.

Per cockaroachsoup80 @ GNRTruth:

"In an interview today, he said Izzy has written with the band recently. The rest of the interview he trashes the guys, like a truly bitter guy (he actually sounds very hurt by what happened with Goldstein--at least that is what I believe is driving hate like he has....also regret as they became the biggest band n the world after he was fired). He says Bowie did more damage to Axl than anyone, by telling him that him (Bowie) n Mick Jaggar were business men 1st n artists 2nd.

It's no secret him, Axl, n Duff especially don't get along. He does say they r the most talented band around still...and as I am listening he also trashes everything n a tongue n cheek way. But he is butt-hurt bad with GNR...although now he is saying he loves them regardless of the past.

He did say the best way to make money on a big tour would be to pick nine big markets around the world and play each market for 9 dates n then move to the next (cuts down on overhead). He said for GNR, risk management is the name of the game. While he makes a good point regarding how to make money, he is so bitter it's tough to take half of his shit seriously.

I will also say he is also trying to stir shit with the band from afar...

And now the host is making fun of him--noting he thinks everyone is a dick.

Also, take it for what's it's worth (LMAO) he just said Mick Wall is the best rock writer.

Then says they can still be the next Stones, and Axl can be a sonic force like John Lennon, and Civil War was Axl moving n that direction. Thinks he is that brilliant."

Jacob doesn't have to be a liar for his story to be BS, could just be that his source (most likely Steven) is a liar. I can see Steven putting the Adler band on hold just in case a reunion opportunity comes up, and telling his band mates that it's a done deal when it really isn't.

I kind of like it. I think Ryan did something cool here, it's good hearing these songs in a classic/folk rock style.  A lot of the tracks are weaker IMO than Tay Tay's version, but it's still good. But I think he may have improved upon a couple, like out of style and bad blood.

Idk, I enjoyed it.

Have you listened to it yet, Will?  Gimmick aside, what did you think of Ryan's take?