Well, if you were a founder of a huge company, but later you lost control and decided to leave the ship, said nasty things about your ex-partner and even sued him, then you just don't go there with your tiny new company to get a few bucks for a few days, for old time's sake. Even if you once had a drink since then. (Axl's case is different - with Duff opening for him, he can celebrate that 'he is the stronger'.)

This situation is a victory itself for Axl, but I'm sure that Duff has hidden plans. Be it getting publicity, taking a dig at Slash, or trying to build a bridge between the two icons. It's not two old buddies meet again and have a great time, believe me.

Yeah, I think CD is better than both VR albums. Not better than those combined though. Anyway, Rhiad is so weak, it has to go.

Russ, I know you love Axl, and he's really in the best shape and mood since the classic band broke up, but hey, he's really older. He doesn't move like he used to do, doesn't run as much as he used to, and his voice got much weaker and thinner with the years. He's still a great frontman, a few can match his performance, but the young Axl would have blown this Axl off the stage.

It's a joke if Motorhead isn't there. I'm not a huge fan, but they really define rock 'n' roll in its every aspect.

So it's the Stoke show, without the GN'R songs.. Kinda sucks and puts not only the reunion dreams, but even the RRHOF handshake wishes in perspective... This 'I don't let you use the songs you wrote' bullshit is not only childish, but very scary. You need to be very, very bitter and mentally ill, to think it's justified.