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#1 Re: Guns N' Roses » Atlas » 24 hours ago

To me it just doesn't feel serious anymore. Touching up old ass b-sides for a comeback release, terrible production and a marketing campaign that is a complete shit show. No Adler, no Izzy. No fucking nothing. Even Slash & Duff in the studio feels half assed. Great guitar solo? Yeah because he hasn't had a great solo since 1995.

I've simply come to the point where I have lost interest. There is nothing relevant going on anymore. Just an endless cash grab tour of diminishing quality. If nothing happened after 2016 you would hardly have noticed. At this point you are just waiting for somebody to croak so they can wrap the whole thing up. Time to stop flogging the dead horse.

#2 Re: Guns N' Roses » Nothin' » 35 hours ago

xbrownstonex wrote:

Fernando really had the decency to put his fucking kid on the cover of nothin. this is really a new low for the band and i'd love to know what slash and duff think about this. they probably dont care anyway.

and everyone who's defending this shit (looking at soulmonster on mygnr) is a fucking idiot and an enabler.

I don't get why Axl feels so close to these people. They have always struck me as very low class. He keeps coming under the spell of questionable characters, it's very strange. Madly in love with Stephanie Seymor, a complete user and a nutcase, spent hundreds of thousands if not millions on that whole Yoda medium scam and now delegating his business affairs to complete incompetents.

How can a world famous rock star be so naive?

Slash & Duff are probably cringing on a daily basis, but they want that money to keep coming in. Old enough to not give a fuck about anything else.

#3 Re: Guns N' Roses » Nothin' » 46 hours ago

I heard somebody say these would be the first unheard vocals from Axl. Does that mean some particular section because I've heard that verse before.

#4 Re: Guns N' Roses » Atlas » 2 days ago

Didn't finish the song. Never liked it before, don't like it now. A "b" b-side.

#5 Re: Guns N' Roses » Nothin' » 2 days ago

Scraping the bottom of the barrel with these songs. Some good ideas and parts but it doesn't flow as a whole. In general that is a problem with all the CD material. That chopped up quality from splicing together dozens of ideas. Doesn't feel natural.

No idea why they haven't released State of Grace. Probably the best song after Hard School.

#6 Re: The Garden » Current Events... » 9 days ago

I follow the stock market and the economy doesn't seem to be too bad to me.

Also Karoline Leavitt is so much better looking than Jen Psaki.

#7 Re: Guns N' Roses » New Album thread 2025 by sp1at » 11 days ago

Scabbie wrote:

I'm looking forward to Axl's biography coming out where he will present a detailed and rationale explanation for all of the bewildering questions we've had over the last years. It will all make sense, and we can go to our graves peacefully.

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#8 Re: Guns N' Roses » Live Era Vinyl Re-Release » 3 weeks ago

Triple H wrote:

I'd argue you could throw Civil War into their brass tacks legacy as well because it seems to be the one GnR song that non GnR fans actually really like. I know people who actually don't like GnR at all but will always ad a disclaimer by saying Civil war actually kicks ass. So although not nearly as well known as the other songs mentioned here of course it does have that broad appeal to non GnR fans the way a lot of other songs don't it seems.

They could easily have fitted Civil War on the first disc, and it would have been appropriate to do so when the purpose was to recreate a typical live show. Probably the decision was deliberate. Maybe they thought it would be too political for the type of vibe they were going for.

#9 Re: Guns N' Roses » Live Era Vinyl Re-Release » 3 weeks ago

James wrote:

When we get down to the brass tacks of the 21st century, it's not even 3.5 albums.

The legacy is....

AFD
Patience
KOHD - live Marquee version that hit radio in 89
YCBM
NR

That's it. I guess we could throw in LALD as a live staple.

Lies has pretty much been lost to history. Nobody cares.

Even thoug the UYI  wait, hype, and release was insane and one of the big pop culture moments of the 90s, no one knows or cares anymore. It's been boiled down to 2 songs.

I'm going to play devils advocate on this.

GN'R is huge because they have a dozen hit songs on those 3 albums and they (used to) rock harder than any other band. Their heyday was peak guitar rock. Name a single song in Rolling Stones entire discography that can compete with Paradise City in terms of raw rock n roll. It is commonly accepted in the public eye that peak Axl was the greatest rock singer of all time. Jimmy Paige got nothing on Slash in his public image. Slash is probably the most famous rock guitarist ever, the most iconic. Even the side characters carry a ton of cred. Who is competing with this band? AC/DC, Metallica are all out there touring on 40-50 year old material. Nobody cares about their "other albums" either.

The fact that they are touring on the level of these other hard working legendary outfits is testament to their incredible quality. And they are going to squeeze every last buck out of it.

I guess you could say they are keeping it real by not releasing material when they have nothing left in the tank. They do some teasing, but the fans have become no different than the prostitutes they used to rip off. They have returned to basics. We are the marks. And I don't think that is on Axl alone. The we don't give a fuck attitude only started when Slash & Duff rejoined the band. Solo Axl was always "trying". No more.

#10 Re: Guns N' Roses » Prostitute Promo Single CD 2002 » 3 weeks ago

Still hoarding this shit? My interest is near zero. Just another reminder of what could have been.

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