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Re: Alice's take on Axl
Paris is a city of fashion. Every time Axl played an acoustic show it was in a fashion capital. Only Milan didn't get it for some reason.
Playing an acoustic set is good news though, maybe he's in better mental state now.
What you mean better? He's been quite his normal self all the way through. HIS normal, not average Joe normal.
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Re: Alice's take on Axl
When the wait gets longer, the setlist shorter and even more stable, then it's a sign of his downfall.
The setlist got a bit longer, the wait shorter, and they play more songs than in the last months, plus they did this acoustic show again. It shows (for me) that Axl has a bit more joy in performing and does not hate performing so much now.
Re: Alice's take on Axl
When the wait gets longer, the setlist shorter and even more stable, then it's a sign of his downfall.
The setlist got a bit longer, the wait shorter, and they play more songs than in the last months, plus they did this acoustic show again. It shows (for me) that Axl has a bit more joy in performing and does not hate performing so much now.
Fair point.
Re: Alice's take on Axl
Good God. Even I'm tired of this. Who cares anymore? Like whoever you want. Think Robin is better than Slash. At the end of the day, what someone else thinks in no way affects your ability to enjoy whatever version it is that you enjoy. It's not about who's better. Better is a relative word. Whatever GnR version you appreciate most has given you music that you can enjoy whether it's bootlegs, albums, solo projects, whatever. Can't we all just get along?
Did somebody hack in to your account? 
Re: Alice's take on Axl
No, my account wasn't hacked. I've gotten caught up in enough of these threads over the years, and sometimes they are frustrating and other times they are fun. I tried to stay out of this one as much as I could, but it's pretty eye opening when you're observing the thread instead of participating.
