I saw GNR in 91 and although I was very excited it wasn’t unlike seeing nu Guns in 2002 performance but for different reasons. 91 Slash and Duff were pretty relaxed and Axl was carrying it. Still his the marks but new songs like Estranged went over everybody’s head, a little like nu Guns songs did in 2002. The best show preposterously was Djs first show in 09, CD was out Axl was on fire, old songs killed, new songs were flying. At some point Dj was playing BOD and I was thinking do they know he’s not Slash? But maybe he was seen as Mr Sixx am. Fortus was doing the Bond theme, there wasn’t much wrong with the show, not sloppy, no weird versions of songs, just a authentic simulacrum of GNR playing crazy material like Shacklers and ITW perfectly. Crowd going wild.

I think it’s more that CD serves Axl’s vocals, getting the message across. Whereas other versions showcase the audio. There’s so much going on sonically that do you need vocals. Vocals are kind of corny but that’s the trade. Axl had the right instincts, almost too many.

So that’s another track for the trilogy.

Yes Charlie is my alter ego role model.

But I lost that thumbnail so I was using Vince Vaughan for a while. I just bin drinking whisky boilermakers for a few hours now so any decision I make will be full of epic mistakes.

Blur single from Think Tank. Kind of like a bombed Beck track. It’s mid 2004 and it’s time for Axl’s Zooropa. Nothing is a post Brit pop Bowie track. On The Way to the Club- Blur.

I’ve been listening to Narcos vol 1 and 2 so drop an instrumental then a single and then get a Mexican temptress to sing one. 

You basically have most of the real vocal tracks, Eye on You is a good one. IRS track 10.
But Axl really pandered to stadium rock tracks they could play live and were all drama. That was his job.

But a Stadium Arcadium with Bucket might have been cool.