The Pro Towel Waver wrote:

Neemo wrote:

I doubt it...this year will be 12 years since the release of CD...wtf

time sure flies by. they better give us a double album for blanking an entire decade

I was hoping they’d try and outdo UYI 1 & 2, by releasing a triple album of all the CD leftovers reworked with the current band, along with some newly written stuff.

As much as I don’t think we’re getting anything anytime soon, they have specifically promoted this next tour as the “next chapter” and “all new show”, so I think we may hopefully get a nice surprise.

But I’m still not holding my breath.

It was my understanding that the 1992 3 way partnership was dissolved because Slash and Duff both left formally by 1998. The 3 way partnership from 1992 was not in effect when they started the NITL tour. MSL alluded to the fact a while ago that technically Slash and Duff were employees. Axl still owned the name and S/D were employees as well. I don’t think anyone knows what the current legal status is between the 3 now.

AtariLegend wrote:

A Private Eye wrote:

That’s interesting. Was this common knowledge? So the rights to the GNR name are now co-owned by Axl, Slash and Duff?

I thought this was always the case since the 90s?

I thought that as well, if you look at any legal things like trademarks, GN'R related things are registered to Axl, Slash and Duff. Like this one

http://tmsearch.uspto.gov/bin/showfield … utem4.2.12

And this is a live trademark, renewed in 2017.

Randall Flagg wrote:

Man, I was disappointed in this movie. The story and logic just didn’t make sense or resonate with me. Anyone else see it and enjoy it?

Aw man, that's tough to hear. I plan to see it and was worried it might not hold up. I feel the original two Terminators are among the best and most underrated sci-fi movies ever made.