Wacken 2013

[mankvill]

Originally Posted by ravenheart

You guys have obviously not heard about the series of spoken word gigs in London next month called 'Rockstars Say The Funniest Things' featuring Scott Ian, Duff McKagan and Chris Jericho...

I'd rather read a book by Scott Ian and Duff McKagan than hear them talk...

Chris Jericho would be hella interesting, though.

[ravenheart]

Originally Posted by mankvill

I'd rather read a book by Scott Ian and Duff McKagan than hear them talk...

Chris Jericho would be hella interesting, though.

Actually, I think Duff will be by far the most interesting. Although yes, he's a wonderful writer, so I'm very much looking forward to reading his book at some point.

[300%_Density]

Originally Posted by mankvill

I'd rather read a book by Scott Ian and Duff McKagan than hear them talk...

Chris Jericho would be hella interesting, though.

I think Jericho would be a very interesting listen, I've read some of Duffs stuff & he seems like he would be good. The Scott Ian thing doesn't make sense but that's just me.

[mankvill]

Originally Posted by 300%_Density

I think Jericho would be a very interesting listen, I've read some of Duffs stuff & he seems like he would be good. The Scott Ian thing doesn't make sense but that's just me.

Scott Ian just loves to talk. Turn on VH1 or VH1 Classic and I guarantee that half the time, he's on there talking about something.

[ravenheart]

Sold out.

[brutal_descent]

Originally Posted by ravenheart

Sold out.

[RampinUp46]

Originally Posted by ravenheart

Sold out.

The festival or Scott Ian?

[ravenheart]

Originally Posted by RampinUp46

The festival or Scott Ian?

The festival. I doubt anyone's paying Scott Ian very much at all to talk for an hour

[Dextrimental]

I'm sure those spoken word shows will be entertaining, would not mind checking out a couple if they came around my neck of the woods. That said, I'd rather Duff and Jericho, because I think they'd have a wider range of stuff to talk about and points to make, what with the addiction/monumental rise and fall of G'n'G in the beginning, and the very accomplished wrestling career.