It's kind of funny that the AFD songs benefit most with the 3 guitar setup, since it was recorded that way, wasn't it? With Izzy on rhythm, Slash on a different rhythm + solos.

This was a vinly box-set only track, but as with all things, it found itself online.

I think it's just as strong as anything on the album. Really fuckin groovin too.

Dragon Age Inquisition? I picked it up, and it took me a little while to get into, but once you play for a while shit starts getting real. Definitely worth a playthrough if you enjoyed the others.

I fucking hated the combat in Witcher 2, but they fixed it in part 3. It's a lot smoother, and actually fun. The side quests are all pretty fleshed out so it feels like everything you do in that game is important. A great game for sure.

I do when I'm at work, but I prefer being on a PC.

http://www.ultimate-guitar.com/news/gen … etire.html

A new report has surfaced regarding the ongoing rumors of classic Guns N' Roses reunion, claiming that vocalist Axl Rose is planning to get the gang back together for an exclusive tour and then retire.

Last year, Radar Online reported that Axl was indeed planning to disband GN'R after wrapping up the Vegas residency.

"Band members have been told their calendars are free following Vegas. Axl is considering retiring and it's done. Band members and support staff were surprised when told the news and are actively looking for work," the source noted.

The new report comes from Axl Rose - Fa Clube, claiming that the singer is "not willing to make live appearances" anymore, and that he's "claiming to no longer have the voice to tour. Rose would like to take the rest of his life in peace in Malibu."

The source further points out that the reunion trek would consist of a smaller number of shows, as well as that guitarist Izzy Stradlin was already contacted about the whole matter.

There's been a lot of weird stuff circulating the web on this matter, as even Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst got involved by saying that he was the one who reconciled Axl and Slash, recently adding that he has a "strong feeling that there's gonna be a Guns N' Roses tour coming up." You can check him out briefly talking about GN'R here.

In related news, GN'R bassist Tommy Stinson recently said that the group's current lineup is basically over. As widely reported, this whole thing started with Slash saying that he's back on friendly terms with Rose.

Really, it's just hearsay, but not totally unbelievable.