There is no 'management' anymore, unfortunately.

The middle man is gone, I think that is why the excitement has waned on the forums. There is no spin doctor anymore.

This is a great forum. Please keep it running.

HTGTH is fine because of it's historic links to GN'R, and recognition by GN'R. But it is not to everyone's taste.

MYGNR is set to be driven into the ground by the people that were banned from there and have been let back in, and by admins who have no idea what they are doing, God bless them. If I were you, I would actually advertise there and reap up the unhappy older forum posters who do not like the idiots from gunsnfnroses.com who seem to be destroying the forum.

All the other forums have fallen by the wayside too.

For old time sake; from Blabbermouth;

The following report was issued by Gigger at Sp1at.com:

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After a week of investigating Sp1at.com can exclusively reveal that the unreleased GUNS N' ROSES song "This I Love" was intended to feature in the 1998 film "What Dreams May Come".

Sp1at was originally alerted to the connection between Axl Rose and the film when Dave Dominguez, a producer on the "Chinese Democracy" album in the late '90s, told Sp1at that the song was intended for "some Robin Williams film." Sp1at's intrepid reporter followed this up and soon contacted the office of Dawn Soler, the musical supervisor for the film "What Dreams May Come".

Speaking exclusively to Sp1at on the subject, Dawn Soler said, "Oh, boy, that was a long time ago," and admitted she was unable to recollect how the oppourtunity to work with Axl Rose came along in the first place. She did assure Sp1at that Axl was "really into the film" and even suggested that he "wrote the song for it." However, Sp1at does not believe this to be the case as the song was originally mentioned in 1994 by Axl Rose himself when he described "This I Love" as "the heaviest thing I've ever done." Fans of the band have often speculated that the song was about Dylan, the son of Axl's ex-girlfriend Stephanie Seymour.

As it turned out, the song did not make the final cut of the film, although Dawn Soler insists it was not down to her. She said, "The director was a pill and didn't get how cool it would be." Sp1at has contacted the agent of Vincent Ward, the "pill" of a director, on the issue but they have yet to reply.

Sp1at went back to Dominguez to see if he had any further comments on the song and he went on to say that "it was definitely a love song...very heartfelt, it would have fit perfectly with 'What Dreams May Come'," before adding that the song was "five minutes or more" in length.

It is unlikely that the song remains in the same form as it did in 1998. Howard Karp, who worked on the song in 2000, told Sp1at that it was just him and Axl in the studio at the time and that the song was a "simple, piano ballad." It is also known that Bryan "Brain" Mantia has recorded on the song since joining the band in 2001.

Whether we'll ever get to hear the song "This I Love" is debateable. GUNS N' ROSES' "Chinese Democracy" album has been in the works for around seven years but is at present set for a "mid-year release," according to an industry source. However had Mr. Ward followed the advice of Dawn Soler, then "This I Love" would be a seven-year-old track rather than another myth in the world of GUNS N' ROSES.

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It's people like you who cause problems in the world.

If you were to find out that in 2000 years time, people were killing each other over taking sides with the Harry Potter novels, you would be shocked.

Religion is this. It is a battle of belief over which storyteller was telling the correct story in an age when all modern A listed drugs were freely taken by those who wrote books.

You deserved it three times over