Is that top one the alternative cover?

I dont feel burned.
I feel like we experienced something very unusual and special, I dont regret one leak or live show I downloaded.
The first I actually heard new gnr was in 2001 when I tracked down a backstreet record shop in the city who had a RIR 3 bootleg on cd. I never had the internet and relied on magazines and newspapers for information.
The old man who owned the place was curious himself and he played the first few songs over the shop sound system. There were lots of people in there, it had a tattoo parlour and computer game section, everyone was listening and blown away by Axls scream during the intro.
I wanted to hear a new song Madagascar I'd read about, he put that on and it was incredible, it sounded so good, the whole shop was bobbing their heads along with it and thought it was quite brilliant.
£20 I paid for that bootleg, thats about $40.

Thats just one moment of enjoyment over the years.
There has been quite a few- hearing The Blues demo after being in love with it for years, that was so magical and much more enjoyable than the album version.

I pity the fools who missed out on the real treats over the years.
I dont regret anything, its been a lot of fun.

I forgot buying End Of Days in 99, that was killer

I agree Tommy is definently buried as oppose to missing. Buckets lovely funky guitars on ITW are there but buried amongst the clutter.

I wonder if the "ominous" sub bass by pitman is to blame.

Is it that cheap n nasty techno bass that keeps popping up on new gnr songs?

Clutter usually means unnecessary as well.

I'm suprised so little people have commented on sloppy production when reasons for disregarding Oh My God by the masses, poor production is top of the list.

Personally I rate it very highly, one of the best new gnr songs I ever heard. There was room for it this disc and I think it would have broke up the piano songs a little bit more.

Oh well, I can always make my own mix up like whatsitman.(silkworms? really?)