Dude your supposed to leave it on the seat for the next guy, bad form.

The Metro is not bad actually, especially considering its free, it brightened up many a train journey for me in my college days

Reads like a fan essay, but more power to them though for trying to counter the childish BS from NME.

I think I've figured out the whole going on late routine. Axls nocturnal, so when he goes on stage thats him just starting his day.
The whole, waiting on Axl to get in the right frame of mind song and dance, can be translated into waiting on him waking up, getting showered, dressed, breakfasted and do his vocal warm ups.
Its pretty simple, he's literally just outta bed when he goes on stage, and sometimes he sleeps in, so thats why he goes on stage sometimes more later than other times. Thats why you hear about him just leaving his hotel when the band have been backstage for hours.
And thats why Tommy says you wouldnt want him to go on before he's ready - think about yourself first thing in the morning, stumbling to the bathroom in a daze, scratching your arse, rubbing the sleep out your eyes - how on earth could you go on stage in front of thousands looking like that

Oh I agree, I was responding to John also.

Its not me who should be making the effort to do anything about it. Whether ya like it or not, Axl Rose and Guns N'Roses have an obligation and responsibility to ensure these gigs they book and sell tickets for run smoothly, for the safety and security of fans, the band, venue staff etc.

But its GN'R, its always this way, so everyone else can go to hell?

Shit, hope noone was injured. Have friends and family that work offshore and its very worrying when you hear of explosions and downed helecopters on the news.

My mate had a narrow escape a month or so ago, when he was walking across a platform in strong winds, a steel door came dislodged from a circuit box or something. This thing weighed 25 kilos and fell 150ft, it bounced off a railing feet from him and hit him on the shoulder, breaking his shoulder.