Well, I like it and want to hear more. I have no problem with more electronica. in fact, I loved the last section of Prostitute.

Talked to a mate at work today who is basically Joe Public as far as gnr goes, and he said Axl played a gig in uk, Birmingham I think (could be wrong) and he took that long getting on stage he got boo'd which resulted in him walking off.  Did this happen recently?  I'm just curious.

James Lofton wrote:

-D- wrote:

i can't think of many logical reasons why I support this band as much as i do.

I have zero reasons so I no longer support them.

Bullshit nostalgia acts with scab lineups with their track record aint my cup of tea.

Soundgarden will do more this year than this band will do in the next five, and Axl and the hangers on had a 4 year head start since CD's release. I don't even care about the scraps in the vault anymore. It's mid 2012 and this "band" is still coasting on AFD and UYI under the disguise of an average album released four years ago. NO THANKS.

Lofton returns, flips the Austin middle finger and walks out the door.

I knew he was the man to do it. Absolutely agree. It's a fucking joke anymore. "Yeah but they're recording NEW music"

Keep dreaming. There's so much more going on right now, Soundgarden's return, AIC's got a new album at the end of the year, I think Pearl Jam's working on something, Slash, Ratt, i'm sure there's others i'm not thinking of...

Time to move on

And here we go,

Ax wants the label issue done before committing to the music.
Ax says new music can be released very soon after things are kosher with the label again.

Making new music gets delayed beyond RRHOF (take your pick - Ax's head not there, label deal still in the air)
Post-RRHOF, Tommy insinuates studio work is pretty much ready to commence.

If the label deal is done, it's all about how much time Ax is ready to take this time around.