Here Today... Gone To Hell!

When?

"Not soon"   :hihi:

What is the JRE? :beer:

It's a podcast.  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Joe_Rogan_Experience

Would rather hear Axl do an interview with Howard Stern.

Would rather he just take the mic and say what he wants to tell us.  Of course the last time was a little brutal.

I love some of the Joe Rogan stuff, but i think it would be an interview full of awkward moments. For what i could listen to, Joe Rogan usually go straight to the point and axl is the one who beats around the bush. Plus Rogan seems a little bit naive if we talk about music. I think if you want a light conversation u need someone else doing the interview (someone who knows when to stop), if u want to hear something deep or personal from axl u probably have to wait his autobiography... Axl didn't look very comfortable even with Kimmel, imagine with rogan.

Axl is well aware of the chain reaction his words can set off so he has to be careful what he says.  He has to keep his guard up.  There's no beating around the bush though when he has something he wants to say, he goes right to it.  He's an honest man.  Doesn't want to lie to you so it comes hard for him to explain complicated things and protect everyone he needs to protect. 

I like Howard, but he tends to constantly interrupt his guests, as well as put words in their mouths based on the answers he wants to hear.  I'd rather hear Axl express his thoughts without that, especially since Axl really hasn't said much since the "reunion" began.

Funny how the two biggest interviewers are not exactly people who are good at... listening.

I'd like to see somebody like Marc Maron talk to him instead.

"My Next Guest" with David Letterman on Netflix would be the good choice

I wish a strong personality would interview Axl.
The last interview I saw Axl having was one from a Brazilian network asking Axl pretty much everything he wanted to respond to.
We need someone who adds pressure to the solution.

Steven Adler? Warren Beatty?

Maybe someone who would make Axl uncomfortable, like Jimmy Kimmel.

Axl has done Kimmel before didn't seem very uncomfortable because kimmel isn't the type to push someone like Axl. I wouldn't be surprised when/if there is any kind of interview its probably someone like Eddie Trunk who has also done interviews with him before.

Haha. Warren Beatty.

Axl appeared on Kimmell on October 25, 2012.  The interview was amusing but the only "uncomfortable" question Kimmell asked was whether or not Axl voted.

Here's the video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPkwg0buA1E (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPkwg0buA1E)

Quite frankly, Axl strikes me as being more willing to talk if he actually is comfortable, which I'd assume is true about most people.

I thought Jimmy mentioning GNR was actually in time during their last concerts was something uncomfortable to face for Axl.

Axl was supposed to talk to Kimmel before Coachella 2016, but for whatever reason it was cancelled.

Perhaps, but Axl handled it well.  It's easy to assume he's well accustomed to that issue being mentioned.

Hell yeah! Bring it on Axl! Would love that.

I don't think Axl is willing to travel to Austin, TX just for an interview.

To be honest, when he chooses to do an interview, it'll be a big deal. I think it has to be someone / something he respects and "supports". Does he feel like giving an exclusive interview to this guy? I don't know.





/jarmo

No one has done a decent interview to Axl in the last decades. The best was Jimmy Kimmel. It also seems Axl hides or do not want to talk about things.

He did one with the China Exchange that was great.




/jarmo