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So duff's deleted his twitter
Posted: Mon Jun 14, 2010 5:19 am
by jimmydeviljames
I was checking to see what Duff was saying on the ol' twitter and it appears his page is defunct.
I wonder if the lovely ppl at Xiola directed some hatred toward him as well as everyone else who doesnt hate Strays?
I guess now that the tour is over, We shall see if Matt Sorum was being a fuckstick like usual or he was actually correct about Duff leaving Jane's.
Re: So duff's deleted his twitter
Posted: Mon Jun 14, 2010 5:29 am
by helicine
jimmydeviljames wrote:I guess now that the tour is over, We shall see if Matt Sorum was being a fuckstick like usual or he was actually correct about Duff leaving Jane's.
I don't think it is either, I think his comments were taking out of context.
Re: So duff's deleted his twitter
Posted: Mon Jun 14, 2010 1:08 pm
by Pandemonium
jimmydeviljames wrote:I was checking to see what Duff was saying on the ol' twitter and it appears his page is defunct.
I wonder if the lovely ppl at Xiola directed some hatred toward him as well as everyone else who doesnt hate Strays?
I guess now that the tour is over, We shall see if Matt Sorum was being a fuckstick like usual or he was actually correct about Duff leaving Jane's.
2 festival shows isn't exactly a "tour," son. And they're playing a couple songs tonight at Staples Arena for the E3 show, so the end of days isn't quite here yet.
Also, Duff and what he's been posting and saying has been met with general agreement over at Xiola. And if Duff actually did pull his twitter account because of some comments, maybe he should stick to being a accountant instead of being a public figure in a rock band if he's that thin skinned.
Re: So duff's deleted his twitter
Posted: Mon Jun 21, 2010 8:26 pm
by Mike
Duff McKagan Learns to Ignore Rumors
* Posted on Jun 18th 2010 2:00PM by Steve Baltin
Duff McKaganBefore Duff McKagan officially joined Jane's Addiction, word began circulating that the Guns N' Roses and Velvet Revolver bassist was replacing Eric Avery in the famed L.A. band. McKagan, however, was purposefully oblivious to the blogosphere craziness.
"Rumors are always confusing and there were a hell of a lot more rumors coming out than I was even aware of," he tells Spinner. "I never quite respond to rumors and I won't. I write a column for Seattle Weekly. People are writing into me, 'Well, tell me,' and I won't. I'll just stick to my thing."
When you've gone from playing with Axl Rose to Velvet Revolver, a band that's dealt with tons of speculation about Scott Weiland's replacement, and then taken over as the new bassist in Jane's Addiction, you better get used to ignoring the rumors. McKagan, for his part, says they don't affect him. "I can't really be that bothered by rock media as a whole," he says. "It's not really part of my game. All the rest of it is you hear something about this or hear something about that."
The people that are important to McKagan know the truth. "My friends, my family, my people I work with know what's going on. That's what matters to me," he says. "If my wife were to hear something and come to me about it, OK, now it's serious. Or Perry [Farrell] or Slash or somebody, but none of us pay attention to rumors."
http://www.spinner.com/2010/06/18/duff- ... addiction/
