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#11 Re: Guns N' Roses » Nothin' » 5 weeks ago
What I don’t get is why they don’t hire a social media person to hype/market this new stuff (songs) to casuals.
This is how you reach people today . It’s almost like they are stuck in the 20th century.
#12 Re: Guns N' Roses » Would you rather… » 5 weeks ago
Neither as well for me. Re recorded CD just sounds stale because we’ve already heard it in various stages of completion during that time frame (late 90s-2000s).
And lol at the six years to complete an album bs. There is no reason why any band now should take that long to complete one album.
#13 Re: Guns N' Roses » Atlas » 5 weeks ago
They have becoming a touring band plain and simple , with zero indication that they plan on recording new music. I’ve come to this realization and it doesn’t bother me.
But for others it doesn’t help that Slash and Duff also drop (bullshit) hints that they plan to release new music soon.
On the production stuff, that’s on Axl. He keeps on using Caram as the producer for these songs.
#14 Re: Guns N' Roses » Nothin' » 5 weeks ago
It also turned out that he had 15-20 songs that were fully fleshed out songs . And that 3 discs worth of material that we heard about for years in the late 2000s was total bullshit.
I almost wish he weren’t so fucking lazy and would work on these (or any new songs) w/ Slash and Duff.
This is probably the most interesting one in terms of music and strong vocals. Still think the lyrics and chorus need to be tightened up but that’s nitpicking.
#15 Re: Guns N' Roses » Nothin' » 5 weeks ago
I’ve bought all 6 new song on iTunes but I haven’t bothered with any of these physical releases. I’m happy to fork over $15 for a full length CD or whatever they cost these days.
this is one area where I would just go digital and not bother with the disc/LP. It’s a lot easier for me to just listen to it via ITunes (or whaterver digital music service) especially since the sound quality is similar.
#16 Re: The Sunset Strip » Most Recent Movie You've Seen » 5 weeks ago
Netflix just bought Warner Bros (which includes HBO and HBO Max). Another nail in the coffin of the theater going experience, cinema and probably physical media.
They have already indicated that they will shorten the window that new movies will be shown in the theater /cinena.
oh your Netflix rates are probably going to increase because of this.
Two of the major film companies (MGM and now Warner Bros) are owned by “streamers” now (Amazon and Netflix). We never knew how good we had it (70s-mid 2000s) in terms of movies.
I kind of get sad when I watch these older movies and the company that made them is now defunct (like Tri-Star pictures) or owned by a media conglomerate (Universal now a Comcast company)
#17 Re: Guns N' Roses » Atlas » 5 weeks ago
I think the comparison to Catcher is very good (to a point). The leaks with Brian May on sound both sound crisp and uncluttered, and the released versions sound over cooked, cluttered and somehow lifeless. But Catcher at least is not ruined by a cripplingly loud bass stem that buries everything else.
You know I never really thought that the Catcher (version that got released on CD) was totally inferior to the leak. Yeah, I don’t care for the cut and pasted Bumblefoot guitar parts but fundamentally the song is similar enough to the leak (maybe 60-70%) that you can enjoy it and be ok with it.
It’s not the case with Atlas which sounds like a sonic mess with the loud bass mixed in.
#18 Re: Guns N' Roses » Nothin' » 5 weeks ago
Nothin is def better of the two tracks . It’s quite different from what they usually release. I like the “chill vibe”.
The vocals sound pretty good . I wonder when they were recorded.
#19 Re: Guns N' Roses » Atlas » 5 weeks ago
I’ll be harsh . This thing blows when compared to the leaks version. This version just feels sped up. And I prefer the older version with May which allowed it breath more and the song felt more organic.
This one definitely got “catchered”. This one is definitely one that got way too overheated as a leftover.
#20 Re: Guns N' Roses » Nothin' » 5 weeks ago
Because the organization is not only inept/incompetent, they're on record as detesting the hardcore base. We're the infamous "pond scum" unworthy of new music.
They can fuck something up (par for the course) and instead of any repercussions for the fuck up, they can sit back and get joy out of what they're doing.
They could even do this amateur hour shit on purpose.... because there's zero repercussions for doing so.
It's NOT a coincidence that every single thing that isn't the touring machine run by Live Nation is always bungled.
This is why you should just treat them as a touring band and that’s it. I don’t really know how to really express this next point . But outside of that touring band they are basically dead, in terms of everything else . Fan interaction. Releasing any unreleased material and just giving a shit about their fanbase .
Megadeth is releasing their last album next year and I think they are including some cover from Ride the Lightning as coming full circle in his career. I haven’t really listened to anything outside of the 90s stuff. But he has my attention just on treating me as something more than revenue .
Which is what GNR treats their fanbase as. Once you realize this is what their game is you get less annoyed . If they don’t give a shit , why should you? Slash and Duff are complicit in this as well btw. They are happy to ride the reunion gravy train and rake in the profits and watch it burn.
I've said it for years...I feel sorry for the younger generations of fans who never got to experience what the real GNR was like. They really missed out.
This is one of those you had to be there things. I mean you can watch the YouTube clips but it’s not the same because the world was different and they were like 360 degrees different from this current mess.
For those younger fans: find musicians (old, young , dead , alive etc) that move you and releases material and interacts with the fan base.
I’m not saying stop listening or enjoying GNR but there are other musicians worthy of your time and energy that don’t treat you like pond scum.
