As For Guns N' Roses,

Experiencing Yourself Out Of Context, Divorced From Your Usual Point Of View, Skews Your Perspective – It’s Like Hearing Your Voice On An Answering Machine. It’s Almost Like Meeting A Stranger; Or Discovering A Talent You Never Knew You Had.

I Was The One That Allegedly "quit And Joined My Old Band." That Wasn't True. But It Was Said So Matter-of-factly On The Internet That The Guys Weren't Really Sure What I Was Up To.

I Don't Think There's Anything Better Than Hearing Your Favorite Band Live.

I Mean, The Thing About Guns N' Roses Was That It Wasn't Trying To Attach Itself To The '80s, Or Anything That Had To Do With The '80s. It's Just Who We Were At That Time. We Were Doing What We Wanted To Do. That Had Really Nothing To Do With Anything Around Us, Except For The Simple Fact That We Were Rebelling Against That Stuff.

Once You’ve Lived A Little You Will Find That Whatever You Send Out Into The World Comes Back To You In One Way Or Another. It May Be Today, Tomorrow, Or Years From Now, But It Happens; Usually When You Least Expect It, Usually In A Form That’s Pretty Different From The Original. Those Coincidental Moments That Change Your Life Seem Random At The Time But I Don’t Think They Are. At Least That’s How It’s Worked Out In My Life. And I Know I’m Not The Only One.