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mickronson
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Re: Duff finally writing an autobiography.

mickronson wrote:

SuHolmesMcKagan on Twitter
get excited,b/c Duff is working on his Autobiography!! he is such a brilliant writer+is really writing it himself!

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I say finally because its been requested/suggested he does after so many SW blogs have been about gnr in some way or another.

Brett
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Re: Duff finally writing an autobiography.

Brett wrote:

I'm totally into this. It'd offer a great insight into what happened when Slash left GNR and whatnot. I'm down with any GNR autobiographies, even Adler's.

metallex78
 Rep: 194 

Re: Duff finally writing an autobiography.

metallex78 wrote:

Just from reading his SW blogs, Duff is a great writer and has an excellent sense of humour and outlook on things. I think it will be a great read, but Duff himself has admitted to not remembering allot through his wasted GN'R days.

Still looking forward to it though.

Neemo
 Rep: 485 

Re: Duff finally writing an autobiography.

Neemo wrote:
Brett wrote:

I'm totally into this. It'd offer a great insight into what happened when Slash left GNR and whatnot. I'm down with any GNR autobiographies, even Adler's.

agreed 5

apex-twin
 Rep: 200 

Re: Duff finally writing an autobiography.

apex-twin wrote:

The '94-'97 era may be a juicy one (no pun intended). Duff toured with Believe in Me, his pancreas exploded, Gilby got fired, Paul Huge was hired, everybody (sans Axl) was fired... So far, we have mainly Axl's and Slash's accounts on the period where things went seriously south for the band and both maintain the other party is in error with the truth. If you read between the lines, Slash had a major alcohol problem at the time and Axl was exerting draconian tactics to secure the band name and record deal. Neither party is obviously willing to cast himself in an unfavorable light, which is why Duff's two cents could be very sobering (again, no pun).

Duff's so far been rather diplomatic about the whole thing, so it'll be interesting to see whether he maintains his general integrity by saying that, at the end of the day, all three were distracted / concerned with other things than becoming a solid unit again. Another very interesting thing would be to hear what happened after Slash was let go; Robin was hired and Matt was fired. Chris Vrenna, Moby, etc visited the studio. Duff would have all sorts of GNR stories to tell even after the story of the UYI lineup was essentially over.

Stepvhen
 Rep: 58 

Re: Duff finally writing an autobiography.

Stepvhen wrote:

really writing it himself!

unlike slash

monkeychow
 Rep: 661 

Re: Duff finally writing an autobiography.

monkeychow wrote:

Is he calling it "The Shit I don't remember" like he said he would on Talking metal like 2 years ago wink

Stepvhen
 Rep: 58 

Re: Duff finally writing an autobiography.

Stepvhen wrote:
monkeychow wrote:

Is he calling it "The Shit I don't remember" like he said he would on Talking metal like 2 years ago wink

ha ha Talking metal has great. I havent listened to them Johhny Ostronomy and the other guy Since CD came out

gnfnraxl
 Rep: 43 

Re: Duff finally writing an autobiography.

gnfnraxl wrote:

I'llread this for sure as I'd take Duff's version of the story over Slash's or Axl's.  Interviews I have seen of Duff shows him as calm and he seems to be the one that sees the GNR situation the best in my opinion.

Axlin16
 Rep: 768 

Re: Duff finally writing an autobiography.

Axlin16 wrote:

VERY interested in this. Duff has always been the neutral one. It'll be interesting to see how he recounts 87-98.

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