Liz Phair - I like the idea of Liz getting huge in that 93-95 timeframe...but I don't think it was possible. She didn't really know what she was doing, making it up as she went along, and then lost the plot completely after 1995.

Lindsey Buckingham - Obviously a huge success with Fleetwood Mac. He really wanted a successful solo career. He deserved it.  His mistake....and he admitted this years later...was focusing too much on Fleetwood Mac when he should've kept that material himself. Hell...the last Fleetwood Mac album from that lineup, Tango in the Night, started out as a solo album. He brought in some of the band to contribute, Mick convinces him to do Fleetwood Mac, he immediately regretted it but by then it was too late.

Easily the most underrated guitarist and songwriter. He could never separate himself from the pack.

Sinead O'Connor - It's her own fault. Don't rip up the picture of the Pope, her career goes on a completely different path.

Til Tuesday - In hindsight it's hard to believe they were practically a one hit wonder and were only a band four years.

Blondie - Yeah they were big. Should've been even bigger. I'm not sure what they could've done...hire outside songwriters, change the lineup...do something. She was incredible... should've been at Madonna's level. The late 90s comeback, which was amazing, was ten years too late.

Veruca Salt - Not sure what happened here. Got lost in the 90s shuffle.

Tiny Masters of Today - In 2010 David Bowie raved on them in an interview. I downloaded the album. I had it in heavy rotation for awhile. Nothing groundbreaking...just kids playing short pop/punk songs...but they were good. Looked them up and I can't believe they never recorded anything else. A shame. They definitely needed a name change.

One thing I'm not interested in is more covers from UYI. YCBM would be interesting, wouldn't that just include Adler tho?  Was it ever ready to go for AFD, or just a song/demo.

Would love to hear a rough cut of alot of UYI, just songs not completely overdone. An alternate November Rain would be great, could maybe even be a hit song again.

Yikes.

Axl, Slash, and Duff were against the release of GH. They asked fans to boycott it's release.

I did.

I still haven't bought it...not even when it was on sale for like 5 bucks years ago.

NOW they want me to buy it?

I don't have anything against vinyl releases...the more the merrier....it's just funny that they're gonna issue vinyl for an album fans were supposed to ignore.....

And they add Shadow.

It also reeks of laziness.

How about a new GH/Best of? It's 3 years overdue.

It's another great example of mismanagement.