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#411 Re: The Sunset Strip » Tenet » 251 weeks ago

I'd love to see it.

The theatres near me are still closed unfortunately.

#412 Re: The Garden » NFL 2019 » 251 weeks ago

Brady's brand is embarrassing snake oil but the guy was in the Super Bowl a minute ago.

Throwing him under the bus already?

Trash.

#413 Re: Guns N' Roses » Tracks on the album better than the Rough Mixes » 251 weeks ago

If you've seen What Dreams May Come then you'll know that "This I Love" would've been absolutely perfect for it.

Who knows what the old version was like. A poppier version could've helped cut the saccrine moping but it still fits.

But it's also a cult flick. Maybe big money wasn't on the table and Axl wasn't about to let one of his precious babies go.

#414 Re: Guns N' Roses » Who wrote Oklahoma? » 251 weeks ago

The shadow band thing is interesting but not that shocking to me.

Guns N' Roses was a corporate entity looking to fend off extinction.

Slash wanted to be a low-brow rock band. Fine.

Axl wanted something more and completely ruined another good thing. Fine.

But very major act you've ever heard of likely had some outside help in some form or another. They then pay extra $$$ to keep it under wraps. News at 11.

#415 Re: Guns N' Roses » Would the real Chinese Democracy please stand up? » 251 weeks ago

Yeah that version of Madagascar is the tops.

The +3dB version from The Village gets in the ballpark but I've always disliked Axl's vocal take on the studio cut.

#416 Re: Guns N' Roses » Axl's optimism in 2002.... » 252 weeks ago

mitchejw wrote:

How can this few  dozen songs be all he has to show for the last 25 years?

Money, bad decision making, Slash marrying Perla, probably.

mitchejw wrote:

What’s that about a nest egg now?

The fan rumor / theory that Axl is leaving the CD vault for Team Brazil after he croaks so they're taken care of.

It doesn't make sense though. So that means it's probably true.

#417 Re: Guns N' Roses » Axl's optimism in 2002.... » 252 weeks ago

The perfect world scenario is a new album is released $10, the Chinese B-Sides get put into a deluxe version $20, and a CD boxset drops the same time. I know I'd pay $200 for a Chinese boxset that is well done and consists of 5-6 discs.

Might as well put all the chips on the table.

The idea that Team Brazil is getting the CD stuff as a nest egg is both absurd and disturbing.

#418 Re: Guns N' Roses » Axl's optimism in 2002.... » 252 weeks ago

Sky Dog wrote:

6 songs mentioned in that interview...Catcher in the Rye, CD, and Oklahoma....

Yeah, I know, the main point was that it wasn't a coincidence with those three songs constantly popping up.

Or a coincidence why Brain laid down new drum tracks on those over Josh's.

CD was always CD a solid rocker and nothing more, Oklahoma got renamed to Berlin and arguably never got a vocal track. Catcher was mentioned as a lead single once upon a time but Brian May / Robin Finck red tape probably complicated that process.

#419 Dust N' Bones & Cyborg Slunks » Bumblefoot - Barefoot 3 and other Ron Thal Musical Adventures » 253 weeks ago

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During Coronachan, our old friend Bumblefoot has been quite a busy bee.

Ron's cover of Dexy's Midnight Runners' "Come On Eileen" off of his Barefoot 3 album is damn impressive.

https://bumblefoot.bandcamp.com/album/b … coustic-ep

I dug this "Planetary Lockdown" track too. It's got some spaced out Buckethead vibes.

https://bumblefoot.bandcamp.com/track/p … y-lockdown

#420 Re: Guns N' Roses » Axl's optimism in 2002.... » 253 weeks ago

The songs Axl felt were Chinese Democracy were IRS, TWAT, and The Blues.

The above three: mentioned to Rolling Stone in 2000 (first time he talks song titles proper), always leaked together in bunches, and performed frequently.

It's enough to sell a record. Get it out the door.

When a song like Silkworms is being dropped with no replacement, it doesn't inspire confidence in your material.

It's the fire and ice thing. He wanted to do the Elton Rose thing and then do Axl Reznor stuff.

The problem was Oh My God was rejected, Riad was rejected, and Silkworms was a mess.

I think the first two got rejected unfairly but that's neither here nor there.

Silkworms as first encore? Don't make me laugh.

I have always believed that the Rio 2001 setlist should've been CD heavy.

No show in New GN'R history was as CD heavy as that show. And they played Madagascar which was hot off the presses.

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