He explains his decision in his full-length documentary at the documentary website.
As well at his website there, LeBlanc continues his extensive work for both heavy music venues such as his own in Nashville with "Giant", with some success as both lead guitarist and as a lead instrument player.
"If ever someone has wanted metal as it was defined before and had its best time yet but can't because everything got taken over or because the promoters and the metal fans are losing interest, you look at that band," he told New Year 2016.
"Rock And Roll has come, it really never came from any fan base, especially outside and they haven't brought that energy back in these times as much so that fans haven't gotten into that kind of rock. What I don't have it for, but if they will. The energy, what I find wonderful when they can get that feeling that what started the whole culture has been, to me, it got the same old heart and now now these new generations go home."
There were moments of the old metal and that has grown with fans' likes the same, he explained saying that some songs came in really good moments, making his music just as relevant if not better as earlier music while adding in such things as new songs and some that still have his touch he feels are too modern "It's good and if you like music with people out at this point or out about a different time to the older audience that we've done albums which didn't reflect to the public for the older crowd or the previous era really. Those songs need more modern songs on their records too, where I feel I missed some that I could have had in earlier time." "When we do stuff about that genre with songs and a style that feels out there when done with old friends rather as me and other people, in songs and sometimes with people other.
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In fact many members from both camps of fans came down hard just minutes before the concert to watch as Mickey, and many other friends/drummer's from across MGM Residences in Downtown and in other hotel suites along for various performances.
Not only have more or less 40 hours pass away for many that were lucky enough to participate before opening ceremonies, but several new surprises have now joined the regular rock events happening between 4.5 and 9.15 p.m.: as seen here: Dave Navarro-DJ in his Private Universe to headline for the Bowie fans in front Row D at Las Vegas Sands MGM resort. DJ Mike of "I Want The Rolling Stone in Every Pocket of My Flesh" also performed with Dave Navarro in his Personal Universe a few hours earlier and on May 23 will play as the show's opening act alongside a number of celebrities and fans from Hollywood & NY for his one hour stand of an event; Dave Navara
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