Hi everyone, I'm David, I'm the one who sent all this GNR stuff to Brendon. First, I wanna say how kind you all are to support the collection and support my decision to give it to Brendon. I just briefly wanna explain why I gave this to Brendon. I'm 53 yrs old, live in California, Bay Area. I discovered GNR when I was 16 yrs old. From that moment I was hooked. I love this band. Always have always will. Actually, I just saw them 2 weeks ago, Oct 1st in San Diego. I freakin love em. To me GNR is like McDonald's. Over a billion sold at McDonald's but yet no one claims to go to McDonald's. GNR sells out stadiums all over the world but yet i cant find anyone who is an uber fan like myself. No family, friends, co workers, no one! I've met casual fans but no one like Brendon. As I read your comments, I realize that yes, there are uber fans are out there, which is great! I wish I could meet you all and talk GNR! Every day I would watch Brandon's videos, one day he talks about his love for GNR and that was it. I knew he was the guy who would appreciate it and take care of my stuff. And I was right. Brendon understands the value of my collection and that makes me so happy. I'm a healthy 53 yr old. I hope to live another 50 yrs but I know I cant take this collection with me when I pass. I'm very fortunate to have a job that has provided a great life for me. I have never thought to ever sell this. It was never my intention. So that's why I'm stoked to have met Brendon cause I know he will carry the torch. Getting to know Brendon through his videos, I can see he takes care of his stuff and appreciates quality. I just know my stuff is in good hands. So thank you Brendon. I do wanna say I had an absolute blast in my teens and 20s searching for fun GNR stuff. It was always exciting to get bootlegs. I loved it. No one understood my love for GNR but that's cool, I still loved it! I plan to send just a bit more to Brendon in the coming weeks. And Ive had a blast watching these 3 unboxing videos Brendon made. So much fun to see. Thank you everyone for reading. Take care.

The big question is WHY is he giving it all away? Is this everything he owns? Did he keep ANY G N R items? Does he hate the band now? Got married? Downsizing? He could have sold all that for thousands of dollars on Ebay. Still hard to believe he sent all that to you, and at his own expense!

Maybe Dave is from West Hollywood, hung out on the strip, made some connections through The Rainbow Bar and Grill, rubbed elbows with David G?! It is great to see people being nice to one another, and giving such a

If David is that big of a a fan and avid collector you should be seeing the Locked and Loaded box set on your doorstep any day now. What a haul.

It all belongs to him. He sent it to himself 😂

This is way more incredible than the last videos. Can't believe he gave away so much for free. I'm so impressed that I want to say thank you to the guy as well.

If you have any interest in selling the Welcome To Hell record, It would mean something to me. I worked with Metallica on the Black Album, for about 6 months, and the helped the prepare for their tour, including painting the stencils of their band name on all their tour cases. They took me to that show in the LA Coliseum... and said to go enjoy watching Guns and Roses. That's when Axl yelled at everyone, saying if you're all going to sit down and smoke pot, im going to sit down. He stopped playing. It was hysterical. Well, let me know. T.Y.

Don't open any LP's. They are valuable sealed. You have a huge treasure with some of that. I am jelly.

This gets even more amazing for each episode. What a collection. Congratulations Brendon, you are the right man to take care of it.

I have the “Torpo Deluxe” bootleg vinyl. It is the worst sounding live bootleg I have ever heard , but at least it looks cool. My copy was signed by Slash and Gilby Clarke in 1995. The “Rifle Totin’ Florists” bootleg is one of the better sounding records. Please let me know if you are planning on selling any of the sealed Use Your Illusions or Spaghetti Incident albums. I bought a sealed copy of the Spaghetti Incident on vinyl for $50 a while back but I decided to open it. I would love to get another sealed one. Obviously they are worth a lot more now. Awesome collection!

Wow man, that is some collection, fair play to David! So great to see the love of music being spread around to others, that's what makes our hobby and passion so unique 🤘

That's super cool. Very Kind of that dude to give you that collection. I saw GNR twice. I saw them at the Ritz in October 1987 and then I saw them at MSG in 1991 with Alice In Chains opening.

Hey Brendon, what an epic collection you received from David. (What a nice guy!). It makes me cry. All the best for both of you!

It’s just mind blowing seeing this collection. Thank you for sharing because his passion for collecting is shining through your video and your enthusiasm!

The look on your cat's face when you was going through the boxes was priceless!. Thanks for sharing what Dave has sent you. I look forward to the next installment.

This is the GNR mother load! Very nice that he gave this to you.

Man! U hit the jackpot on this. The holy grail. As a massive GN’R fan I don’t have hardly any of this. I’d love a copy of AFD as the one I had from the 80s got damaged. Thanks for sharing this video. A proper trip down memory lane.

All those sealed OG records including two Spaghetti Incidents. That's wild!

As much as I would love all this stuff, I feel like I would be overwhelmed. 😂

All that stuff is incredible. I love GNR. Having sealed copies of things to me is like hitting the jackpot.