Alice in Chains was a great idea.

Not sure why everyone seems to dislike Baz, he's a great frontman and his songs can really rock live even if they're not trendy anymore. Have a beer and listen to the pinch harmonics as Baz screams out "Big Guns" - it might be old fashioned but there was some fun in that sound that's for sure.

I'd also be interested in something a little different too like Rob Zombie.

Axl joked about it himself on Trunk when he said sarcastically:

"Now, when have you ever known me to be reactionary?"

or words to that effect.

I have no doubt many of the people he has got into altercations with severely had it coming. However, it's also fair to say in terms of personality, it seems Axl may react (sometimes)  in situations where some may choose their battles and not react. It seems to be part of his nature for whatever reason.

I was just saying, it's great to see him in good spirits of late, but I also wouldn't expect a fundamental personality shift based on who the current guitarist is either - wrong guy crosses Axl at the wrong time and I have no doubt Axl will have a go.

I'm sure having Slash back eases the feeling of "the world against me" in terms of positive fan and media response, but it's not going to alter his whole personality, and part of that is a wicked temper when pushed to it.

I felt that a bit last season.

I re-watched them all from the start recently so my wife could start watching and to me it felt noticeable how it slows down and less starts happening.

Still...I'm loving the show anyway! But I hope it works towards a strong ending and doesn't sort of fade out.

I actually still enjoy KOHD and LALD.

I like their pacing within the GNR set to be honest, and they always sound good live and there's great versions of them on record.

The seeker is more curious as there's no offical GNR version of it, and while it's ok, to me it's no where near as interesting as a GNR song or even a cover such as KOHD where Axl's take on it makes it so distinctive. It's just kind of there. It's not harmful either. It's just kind of a wasted spot - especially late in the set where you could add in a rare or surprise track without disrupting the flow of the show.