In Mick Walls GnR bio it mentions that things weren't all rosy when they supported Maiden in NA in '88.
I don't understand the criticism of rock stars as being arrogant (especially young ones) - the personality type seems almost a prerequisite.
I guess he really hadn't listen to Maiden then. He was just cooking the brownstone!The 1988 interview I seen, he specifically went out of his way to say that he thought they were good guys but that it was musically not what he was into. Can't remember the exact phrases but the gist was he stereotyped Maiden as being about fantasy and dungeons and dragons, whereas as GNR are about the real world. I'd be surprised if this opinion has changed.
The 1988 interview I seen, he specifically went out of his way to say that he thought they were good guys but that it was musically not what he was into. Can't remember the exact phrases but the gist was he stereotyped Maiden as being about fantasy and dungeons and dragons, whereas as GNR are about the real world. I'd be surprised if this opinion has changed.
Who told this? Marco himself? Or/and do you mean he was one of thousands sending in a tape, trying to get an audtition. Or/and do you mean he auditioned?
It's in his autobiography. Later he heard that Harris commented about the demo he sent: "There was a scandinavic who sounded a bit like the mix of Dio and Bruce." He was rumored to be the fourth option among all. Eventually they wanted a Brit.