Haven't heard this yet. What all is available? I've never used iTunes.

misterID wrote:

It's a possibility, though. Almost all of the artists, and most of the lesser known artists I'm a fan of don't run their own myspace pages because they consider it a marketing tool, nothing more. And some just don't have time to really fool with it. Hell even unsignd bands do it. You'd be surprised how many friends, brothers, sisters, cousins and employees take care of the myspace pages for them.

Artists I've talked to that run their own pages:

M.I.A.
Rye Rye
Cherry
Christina Klebe
Rob Zombie
Gilby Clarke
Persia White
Monica Potter
Pravini
Jody Watley
Switch
Roy Gnan
Yelle
Daeg Faerch
Ebony Bones
Maya Hazen

Thats just off the top of my head. I'm sure I missed a few.

We already know that Bumble, Fortus, and Dizzy run their own myspace pages. Why is Frank different?

Baz just needs to shut his fucking mouth.  Everything is mindblowing to him. 

He's the type of guy that calls up his friends cuz his dog just took a shit that looks like a dog and says, "dude you have to come see this, it's mindblowing!"

I think both bands have great moments and weak songs, too. I don't wanna restart the 'Axl N' Slash needs each other' argument, but as I see it, both bands have most of the strength of the iconic figure, but both lacks seriously the element the other icon could bring. But Axl has (had...) a better replacement (BH) for Slash than Slash had for Axl. Snakepit is another case, though (Dover rules and Jacksn can sing everything).
I enjoy both VR and NuGN'R sometimes, although Axl's bad moves (80s synths, cheesy lyrics, bad song construcions, lack of a good starting idea) make more... I don't know... angry? dissatisfied?... but I have problems with Slash's raw and poweful, yet too repetitive and single song-writing style. I'm speaking about VR, musically Snakepit was really great. Anyway, I couldn't say I'm a fan of any band... not the way I used to be a Guns N' Roses fan.