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GNR's Duff McKagan gets his Walking Papersnew

Duff McKagan says he's been wanting to work with former Post Stardom Depression frontman Jeff Angell ever since the Guns N' Roses co-founder first saw the ill-fated rock band perform back in the early '90s. "They were the coolest rock band on the planet at that moment," enthuses the former GNR bassist...
Colorado Springs Independent  |  Alan Sculley  |  08-28-2013  |  Profiles & Interviews

Slash's Lucky 13new

Slash's band, Velvet Revolver, may still be looking for the right singer But the guitarist didn't have the same problem when it came to his recently released self-titled solo album.
Colorado Springs Independent  |  Alan Sculley  |  08-30-2010  |  Profiles & Interviews

Scott Weiland's Candlelit Bluesnew

We talk with the former Stone Temple Pilots and Velvet Revolver singer on the eve of his first solo album in a decade.
L.A. Weekly  |  Erin Broadley  |  11-21-2008  |  Profiles & Interviews

Can We All Agree Scott Weiland is a Tool?new

At a March 20 Velvet Revolver concert in Glasgow, Scotland, he surprised the audience -- and his band -- by announcing that this is VR's final tour.
San Antonio Current  |  Gilbert Garcia  |  03-26-2008  |  Music

Slash Touts his New Band as Everyone’s Celebrating the Old Onenew

Velvet Revolver's releasing a new album, but Slash's recent Rolling Stone cover pictured him Guns N' Roses to celebrate 25-year-old Appetite For Destruction.
Westword  |  Michael Roberts  |  09-25-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

Velvet Revolver Drummer Checks In from the Roadnew

Formerly of Guns n' Roses fame, Matt Sorum is well versed in all things rock star -- and after hearing his words of confidence, the future of Velvet Revolver has never seemed so certain.
Santa Barbara Independent  |  Levi Michaels  |  09-11-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

Slash the Guitar Hero III Avatarnew

Scandal seekers would find a disappointing lack of in-fighting in Velvet Revolver's ranks, he says.
The Georgia Straight  |  Adrian Mack  |  09-07-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

Shooting Blanksnew

Imagine the rock world’s version of The Real World (or, more appropriately, The Surreal Life). Take one estranged-and- palpably-frustrated backup band; add one charismatic (and often socially troubled) lead singer -- preferably one who hasn’t had a hit in a while; stir in a liberal dose of media hype; and, voila! Instant million-seller.
Metroland  |  John Brodeur  |  07-19-2004  |  Reviews

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