Wow, Slash sounds really bitter about this. Especially when he's been apologetic about how he dissed Axl after leaving GN'R. Now he's dissing Scott.

It just sounds like they were really over ending up having to go through with Scott what they'd already been through with Axl.

I dunno, after hearing the full version, it sounds pretty bland to me. Doesn't sound uninspired, but doesn't sound overly inspired either. Just sounds like they're retreading the style of their 80's, but without really making anything new of it.

Hopefully the rest of the album sounds better.

I doubt Baz would be the singer. There's just too many things going against it for it to happen.

- he just released his new solo album with his own band and is gonna be touring in support of it
- he is too close with Axl to go front a band with his former bandmates
- Baz was dismissed the first time, so I doubt VR would pick him only after it didn't work out with Scott

It would have been interesting though. And Baz more than has the pipes for VR to play out more Guns songs live.

I just hope they get someone good. The last thing VR need is an uninteresting no-name.
I already thought they were kinda getting a bit dull on Libertad.

I don't think any of them (aside from the big names) seem interesting enough to work with.

Maybe an unknown talent is the answer, but with the struggles they had last time getting someone, I don't like their chances of going through that again.

I suppose the big difference is they actually have albums out as VR, whereas before people wouldn't have had any idea what they sounded like, aside from being ex-Guns members.