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2015.05.25 - Behind The Velvet Rope/Blabbermouth - Interview with Duff

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Post by Blackstar Fri Dec 30, 2022 9:22 pm

"Behind The Velvet Rope" host Arthur Kade (with the help of distribution partner Zonzia) recently conducted an interview with Duff McKagan. You can now watch the chat below. A couple of excerpts follow (transcribed by Blabbermouth.net).

On whether he is aware of the enduring influence of Guns N' Roses' music almost thirty years after the release of the band's debut album, "Appetite For Destrution":

"It's dawning on me. The last few years, it's kind of hit me, like, 'Oh, yeah… I guess we…' We did something that people still really care about it. And maybe it's because my kids are teenagers and I see all their friends, and they're really into it — they're into the band I was in when I was just a little older than them. And it's 2015. So it's dawning on me that we made an impact, yeah."

On the current rock scene:

"I don't really have a comment on the state of rock today, because, frankly, I'm probably just too old to make a comment on it. I know what's genuine, and that can be rock, it can be R&B. I think Bruno Mars is awesome. I think that's genuine R&B. 'Uptown Funk' is the best R&B song in thirty years or something, maybe — since 'Little Red Corvette' [from Prince]. It's the best genuine R&B song that I've heard in a long time."

https://blabbermouth.net/news/duff-mckagan-is-too-old-to-comment-on-current-state-of-rock
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