First of all, when we were doing the book, we had MySpace and MySpace was about what you could find people on MySpace. On the podcast – This podcast, what we’re really trying to promote, it really digs in deeper than anything can ever. My manuscript said, “Guns N’ Roses, The First 50 Gigs” because that’s when it is. Some of those photos will be the ones that are maybe not in the book, and it’s really to make awareness of what we’re really promoting, which is the project of The First 50 Gigs, which coincidentally, was the name of “Reckless Road” before became “Reckless Road”. ObviouslyIf I had 2000 that means more than a half came out. Originally when I put together this project in 1993, 1994, it had 2000 photos in it, and then we ended it down to 900. There is 900 images in that book, which is more than enough, but I have about 15,000 images. Some of the photos are not even in my “Reckless Road” book that I put out in 2008. So if that’s one of the songs that make it work for you, and like your favorite song, it’s cool that you have a chance to see photos from that gig. So there could be photos at the first time they ever played “Welcome to the Jungle”, or “Sweet Child O’ Mine”, “Rocket Queen”, or something like that. There’s 12 songs on Appetite for Destruction, 10 of them I was there the first time they ever debuted it. Just any kind of cool fun stuff I have, but the photos are cool because there’s so much history with these photos that I documented. Original flyers ticket stubs, maybe the Slash’s handwritten tattoo that he got on his arm, just a lot of things that I helpd on to over the years and you can see them in person.

There’s probably like 30-40 photos that are gonna be up in the exhibit, and so there’s gonna be a lot of my, I call them artifacts, souviners from the old days. On what fans can expect from the photo exhibit – Well, there’s a lot of photos.

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