Wow...I don't remember you doing a GNR tribute thing. I know a couple other members did eons ago but don't remember this.

My memory is shot.

-Jack- wrote:

There’s nothing I’ve heard that suggests these guys couldn’t make a brand new studio album if they cared to do so. Axl is more than fine to perform in a studio setting. They sound good.

Don’t think it will happen but yeah… I think they sound great for their age.

I was also kinda hoping for Oh My God… lol. That wasn’t gonna happen. RiR3 BH solo is still the GOAT for me…

Glad you enjoyed the show. Decent setlist tbf

Welcome To The Jungle,
Bad Obsession,
It’s So Easy,
Mr. Brownstone,
Slither,
Chinese Democracy,
Live And Let Die,
Nice Boys,
Yesterdays,
Shadow Of Your Love,
Double Talkin’ Jive,
Hard Skool,
Estranged,
Only Women Bleed (intro)/Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door,
You Could Be Mine,
Nothin’,
Junior’s Eyes,
Sabbath Bloody Sabbath,
Rocket Queen,
Don’t Cry,
New Rose,
Think About You,
Atlas,
Civil War/(Voodoo Child (Slight Return)),
Slash Solo/Sweet Child O’ Mine,
November Rain,
Nightrain,
Paradise City.

Some people are of the opinion that Slash's solo could be a song they are working on, what did you make of it?

Shacklermyrye wrote:

Shame we will probably never see this one
https://i.postimg.cc/hvdgsRgd/Screenshot-44.png

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Random update on this probably not worthy of it's own thread, at least yet.

A few years back I looked into Iron Mountain and stumbled on that video of the Beer & Cigarette ADAT being scanned whilst I was looking into how GN'Rs vault access works. Anyway I mentioned at the time there was a plan for a TV series on Iron Mountain in the early works, well work has moved on and here is more information...

https://newnoisemagazine.com/news-cnn-a … ry-series/

CNN and Universal Music Group have joined forces to launch a new television series which will premiere later this year. American comedian and actor Fred Armisen will be serving the show as a host. At this moment, no name for the show has been revealed. The show will feature many unreleased behind-the-scenes moments from UMG’s huge music archives. Pioneering artists such as Nirvana, Guns N’ Roses, and others will be featured in the show. It will showcase pop culture’s crucial moments and stories of legendary artists and songwriters who have made incredible impact in the history of music.

The vaults of UMG is located in Boyers, Pennsylvania, in a 220 feet underground former limestone mine. It holds thousands of iconic antiquities such as original recordings, master tapings, unreleased photos, alternative album art, and unreleased live recordings.

Armisen made the following statement at UMG’s “Music Is Universal” showcase:

“I’m honored, and I can’t wait to get started with this project. I want to move into that vault! I hope we get to dive in, deeper and deeper, into these recordings.”

He added:

“And I also want to say that to Universal Music Group that whenever you put out boxed sets with the demos and everything on them, I buy all of it! For real, I buy the LPs and CDs, because I want both collections. I’m really honored, and thank you so much for having me—I can’t wait to get started.”

The show will be a unique experience for music enthusiasts. Details regarding the show will be revealed soon.

As I recall the early idea was to have a single episodes based around an individual bands (eg) ep 1 The who, ep 2 gnr and so forth , can't say if that's still the case or not or if there stuff will be featured over several episodes, we shall see I guess.