Jan WölferIst das der Nachfolger von Slash?
Jau:
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„It was the group’s principal guitarist, Robin Finck, who made the sweetest and most grounded music of the night, and seemed most comfortable at work. An off-and-on member of the band for nine years now, Mr. Finck assumed most of the lines in the old songs formerly played by the guitarist Slash. But when he improvised, he spun out simple patterns, shaking the guitar’s neck and getting warmth and resonance out of each note or chord; his own unaccompanied solo, just before the concert’s final number, was a beautifully coherent, non-shredding couple of minutes, the best of the less-familiar music played in the show. He gave himself to the crowd, even literally, diving in to the audience three times.“
Da hat der Bub aber ordentlich geübt, in seligen NIN live-Zeiten hat der nicht grad durch gitarristische Meisterleistungen geglänzt, eher durch seltsame Verrenkungen am Mikroständer und recht kuriose Frisuren 
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