Steven Adler: Jesus Can Reunite Guns N' Roses

Drummer prays for original line-up to reunite...

October 14, 2010 by Jason Gregory | Photo by WENN.com / PR Photos / Splash News

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Guns N' Roses' second studio album, 'G N' R Lies', was released in November 1988. The first four tracks originally appeared on the 'Live?!*@ Like a Suicide' two years earlier while the remaining four – 'Patience', 'Used To Love Her', 'You're Crazy' and 'One In A Million' - were original compositions. The front cover parodied a tabloid newspaper, apparently mocking the bad press the band were receiving at the time. 'G N' R Lies' reached number 2 on the Billboard chart and has amassed around 12million sales around the globe to date.

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No wonder Steve's band isn't doing very well, he spends all his spare time making a complete and utter fool of himself. He's just a liability, Ferrer is far superior, not only in playing ability, but the fact he won't soon be too drugged up to drum. Axl: Hello. Jesus: Hey. Axl: Who is this? Jesus: Jesus, you should reunite with the classic lineup. Axl: Get the **** off the line Steven.
~ by The All-Knowing Eye 10/15/2010 Report
Actually, Steven is doing better than well. Heard of Adler's Appetite? He and a group of very talented individuals are doing some amazing things. This whole "sending a prayer up" has been blown way our of whack... it's not like he's sitting around waiting for a reunion; he's playing his drums and making his fans happy.
~ by ConnieHallScott 11/8/2010 Report
Can't wait for my band "Uncle Junkie" to open up for Adlers Appetite Jan 15th at the World Famous Whisky a Go Go in Los Angeles. You never know who might show up!
~ by Scotty Frazier 11/13/2010 Report