Awesome story from Josh. Seems very classy to respect and defend Axl after all these years and looked like he had a ton of fun working on the original demos. Cool insight on Bucket and the Disneyland thing.

I'm looking forward to watching this! Sounds quite appealing.

Cool interview. Looks like hung out with him & the wife. ..and yes is the man.  Saw the TMS crew walking around.

Thanks smoke...can't wait to hear your thoughts on the other tracks. Yeah that's the attitude I was shooting. Doing something I want to try and enjoyed doing it even though it wasn't a perfect process getting it together.  Oh yeah not going for best free online album of the year or whatever. No intentions to make a masterpiece here. Just a project I did in my free time that kept me sane and helped me express myself when going through alot these past couple of months with changes in myself and people I thought I knew.  Just wanted to make a sort of solo album that was basically a thank you letter to some close friends as well as the bands that I've loved or appreciated over the past couple of years (psychedelia, Daft Punk, other rock bands, Industrial rock, some hip hop vibes, blues, hard rock, and other elements) It's genre-less in a way. With the time and resources I had on my computer or at my house. ..and If some people liked it after it was finished than awesome and a plus. If not then it's fine with me. Not a problem.

@pollux: Well I am a fan of Bucket; but he wasn't an inspiration for the album. But some of my pals that are big Bucket fans outside of the Guns spectrum wanted to see if they wanted to produce something or add some vocals or instruments; but they couldn't at the time; so they added spoken word vocals and tried other things and something may happen again with more of a band focus later on in the future. Not sure.  Glad you enjoyed Cowbell #500. Moe (PhantomSpartan) made that song glorious and fun. We just jammed on various takes last year on cowbell and some percussion parts, gave him some song idea concepts, I sung some backup groove vocals, and he did the rest with the sampling and production.

Hoping to hear from Monkey and others very soon about it. I'm just happy I was able to get it out with my schedule changing and that friends and others on facebook or other sites were pleased with the results for the most part or others gave me feedback if they didn't like a particular piece or production choice. Do want to go back to this in the future and getting it mixed and maybe do something more with it; but in my eyes it's done whether or not I do a final studio mix.